These glasses have a launcher called Nebula (available for Windows, Mac, and Android). It works with devices that USB-C and HDMI video output. Here are the main specs:

• 52 Degree FOV
• Sony Micro OLED panel
• 1920*1080 pixels resolution per eye
• Refresh rate: 120Hz
• Titanium frame
• 3 position temple adjustment
• 3-level electrochromatic dimming
• 2 x 3D environment sensors
• Hand & head tracking

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The Rokid Air works with USB-C and DP devices. It has HD directional speakers and an ergonomic design. You can use the Rokid Air app to try new experiences.

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Meet the Vuzix Shield: a pair of augmented reality glasses that help keep workers productive. It is powered by the Snapdragon XR1 platform and has miniature microLED (uLED) stereo displays for a see-through heads-up experience. These AR glasses come with stereo HD cameras. They have a built-in LTE cellular function to wirelessly communicate with your phone.

The Vuzix Shield has stereo 13MP cameras with auto-focus. It can record up to 4k@30fps video. These glasses come with WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. Works with iOS and Android devices.

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Meet the NuEyes Pro 3: a new pair of augmented reality glasses with 4K displays and ultra-wide 51-degree field of view for enterprise. It weighs only 88g, so you can wear it around comfortably. It has dual 6DOF cameras and a front-facing 20MP RGB camera. These AR glasses also come with a SDK for SLAM and object/speech/gesture recognition.

The Pro 3-C version has a 5MP camera and USB-C plug. It can connect to Android phones and tablets to display images in 2D and 3D. A thermal imaging version will also be available.

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Here is a pair of augmented reality glasses designed to bring you an immersive holographic gaming experience. The Tilt Five glasses come with everything you need to start playing fun games. It has a 110° field of view optical system to fill the entire board.

Tilt Five comes with a wand controller, game board, and a bunch of nose pieces. These glasses work on most prescription glasses. You can play on your own or with friends. You can even link boards over the Internet.

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Here is another mixed reality glasses that provides you with an immersive viewing experience. The MAD Gaze GLOW puts a 118″ screen in front of you with 53 degree field of view. It works with iOS, Android devices, tablets, laptops, PS4, Xbox, and DJI drones.

GLOW weighs only 75g and doesn’t look so bulky. It is 3D enabled and supports voice, touch, and gesture control. Once connected to your phone, these glasses can last up to 5 hours. Come in 6 colors.

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Here is a pair of AR goggles that lets you enjoy your games in a more immersive fashion. The DreamGlass Air has a 100″ 2.5K AR screen with 90 ultra-wide FOV.  It has a lightweight body and keeps your hands free as you view content on your devices.

DreamGlass Air can also be used as  FPV goggles for drones. It has 3 degree of freedom head tracking, so it can display multiple 100″ AR screens to make you more productive.

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These glasses come with a 1080p camera. The battery lasts up to 6 hours. The above video shows the specs.

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The BT-30C glases  are lightweight. You can connect the device to your smartphone via USB-C to view content from Google Play. A dark lens shade is also included.

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The North Star headset is a wonderful augmented reality platform with superb field-of-view, refresh rate, and resolution that offers wearers and immersive augmented reality experience. Leap Motion has shared a video that shows how amazing ping pong looks on it.

For the demo, a handheld paddle controller is combined with Leap Motion hand tracking. Users will be able to play against an AI opponent or simply get some practice. As the developers explain:

the AI paddle uses the same action/reaction logic to calculate the reflected trajectory of the ball as your paddle. In other words, its motions must to be physically correct to play the game. To this end, we implemented a kinematic formulation of the Cubic Bezier Curve to naturally drive the AI’s paddle to the correct position and velocity at the correct time.

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Here is a pair of augmented reality glasses that provides you with an immersive viewing experience and have a more compact design in comparison to other comparable solutions. The MIX augmented reality glasses come with dual channel mixed optical system. They support SteamVR games.

MIX features positional tracking with eye & tracking available with optional add-ons. These glasses have HDMI and Bluetooth connectivity.

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