Array Optical Waveguide
The optical display system of AR devices usually consists of micro-displays and optical components. In summary, the display systems used in AR glasses currently on the market are combinations of various micro-displays and optical elements such as prisms, free-form surfaces and optical waveguides, and the difference in optical combiners is the key part that distinguishes AR display systems. Waveguides, with their high brightness, large field of view, high resolution, high transmittance and large eye box, are more suitable for making glasses form factors that cater to the mass consumer market. Taopu can provide comprehensive thin-film technical support for different waveguide solutions.
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