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“While we're creating compelling products like the Shield and M400 for the enterprise, we’re also preparing to provide our leading optics and display technologies to OEMs for use in consumer #smartglasses.” – Paul Travers, CEO

, on #theARshow podcast

Paul Travers (Vuzix) on Prioritizing Wearability Over Immersion — The AR Show

Paul ishares some of the key use cases of current Vuzix products and digs into the recently unveiled Vuzix Shield. These smart glasses feature microLED displays and updated waveguide optics. We also...

2:37 PM · Jun 14, 2022

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I think the key need with this wearable sector is for tech companies to demo the products so companies can see the potential. Unless people can try them, they won't buy them. It's so important.