Smart glasses use microscopic nanostructures to project digital images
Modern augmented reality eyewear uses waveguides and liquid crystal technology to beam high-resolution displays directly into the wearer's field of vision.
Augmented reality glasses have evolved to project digital interfaces that mimic the scale of large physical screens. By using liquid crystal on silicon technology, these devices can create a visual experience comparable to a 115 inch home cinema screen viewed from three meters away. This is achieved without bulky monitors or heavy headsets, relying instead on a sophisticated optical system built into the lenses.