List of OLED AR/VR devices - Page 4

Pico Interactive's Eagle is a mobile HMD based on Kopin's latest 0.49" 1280x720 OLED microdisplays. The eagle's displays are equivalent to an 80" screen viewed from 3 meters.

The Eagle is made by Pico Interactive's Qingdao Yueshi Technology subsidiary, partly owned by Kopin. which Kopin has taken an equity stake in. Qingdao Yueshi will be making, marketing, and distributing the Eagle headset. The company did not yet detail the availability or price of the Eagle HMD.

VRgineers's XTAL (previously called VRHero 5K Plus) is a high end VR platform that is based around a VR headset that features dual 5.7" 2560x1440 (518 PPI) VR AMOLED displays. The HMD features a wide 170-degrees FOV, custom-built optics and supports NVIDIA's VRWorks framework and various 3rd-party SDKs.

The XTAL is now shipping for around $5,500.

HTC's Vive Focus, announced in November 2017 in China, is a premium standalone VR headset build on HTC's Vive Wave VR open platform. The headset uses "high resolution" AMOLED displays (HTC did not release the specification yet), a snapdragon 835 CPU and 3DoF controllers.

HTC did not disclose the shipping date or price of the Vive Focus, but it did say it will be launched in China first.

Six15's AR Smart Glasses Platform is a lightweight AR platform that uses a 640x400 300 cd/m² OLED microdisplay to provide a 20.3 degrees FOV. The Android-based HMD includes a 5MP camera, 9 DoF sensor and a microphone.

Six15 did not yet reveal the price or availability of its Platform.

Samsung's HMD Odyssey is a premium "Mixed-Reality / AR" headset that is based on Microsoft's VR Platform. The Odyssey uses dual 3.5-inch 1440x1600 90Hz AMOLED displays. Other features include built-in AKG headphones for 360-degrees spatial sound, a 110-degrees FOV and an array of sensors and cameras so that no external motion sensors are required.

The HMD Odyssey will ship by November 10, 2017 for $500.

The Asus MR (Mixed Reality) headset, developed in collaboration with Microsoft, uses two 2.89-inch 1440x1440 AMOLED displays. The HMD achieves a 95 FOV, weighs just 400 grams and will be based on Microsoft's future Windows Mixed Reality platform.

Asus did not yet reveal the launch date of the MR HMD, but the price is expected to be around €450. Asus will also offer optional motion controllers.

Royole's Moon is a foldable 3D VR headset that use OLED microdisplays. The only technical details on the displays is that they achieve a PPI of over 3,000. The Moon also includes noise-cancelling headphones and runs on the company's own Moon OS. Games and content can be run from the internal memory - or via HDMI and USB interfaces.

The moon is now shipping for $599.