DW 2015: Grant Martin Avegant
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DW 2015: Grant Martin- Opportunities and Challenges in the Next Generation of Near Eye Displays. Session: Video & Digital Media
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DW 2015: Grant Martin Avegant
- 1. Opportunities and Challenges in the Next Generation of Near Eye Displays Grant Martin – Product Manager @grantkmartin
- 2. Entering Decade of Wearable Computing
- 3. How Will Personal Display Technology Evolve?
- 4. CHALLENGES ON THE ROAD TO PERSONAL DISPLAY DEVELOPMENT
- 6. Adoption Barriers Display Technology Society
- 7. Technical Challenges: Conventional Panel Displays LED OLED
- 8. Technical Challenges: Projection - Based Technology
- 10. Advantages and Disadvantages Projection - based Display Panel (LED/OLED) • Ultra Sharp • Ultra Fast • Narrow field of view • Inexpensive • Rapidly scalable • Wider field of view • Lower quality
- 11. Making Near Eye Displays “Cool”
- 12. Making Near Eye Displays “Cool”
- 14. WHAT’S NEXT FOR NEAR EYE DISPLAYS?
- 15. Near Eye Display Development Augmented RealityVirtual Reality Personal Displays • Hybrid VR/personal display technology • Supported by • Strong display technology • Strong industrial design • Strong developer network • Onboard computing
- 16. AR vs. VR Growth
- 17. Wearable Displays 2.0 • Scalable, high quality display technology that’s low cost, high field of view and nausea-free • Forward-thinking, socially conscious industrial design • Mixed augmented + virtual reality with ultrafast onboard computing + operating systems
Editor's Notes
- We are.. Entering an era of mobile computing. Starting with enormous desktop environments, we’ve quickly evolved to own smaller, faster and more intelligent devices. On the near end of that spectrum we’re already seeing the the growth wearable devices. Smartwatches, that follow within the canon of traditional wristwatches but which also pack gigahertz of computing power already starting to go mainstream. And many, including Avegant, think that wearables are going to move to the display space next.
- To our credit and to our demise, the smartphone has really shaped the growth of wearable display technology. It’s helped in that it’s normalized the concept of staring at a personal display out in public – but in a way, it’s also slowed us down because we refuse to give them up. Still, many see the only possible outome as being a wearable solution.
- Many see the future of portable screens