@LumusVision

Lumus has developed the most important display technology the world has ever seen. Reflective/Geometric waveguides are unmatched in performance & scalability.

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wired.com/gallery/best-of-ce… Lumus is proud of our team and all the hard work they put into continuously improving our technology. To be selected as one of this year's Best of CES by Wired is a huge honor. Thank you! Stay tuned for what's coming next! #ARglasses #augmentedreality

The Best of CES 2023

These are the products, prototypes, and ideas that most clearly signaled the future at this year’s consumer tech showcase.

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@LumusVision and Quanta partner to mass-produce next-gen optical waveguides, setting the stage for truly lightweight AR glasses, reports @AndroidCentral. 👓⚡ Could breakthrough #Photonics finally make sleek, all-day smart glasses a mainstream reality? #Hardware #AugmentedReality androidcentral .com/gaming/virtual-reality/lumus-quanta-reach-licensing-agreement-waveguides-for-ar-glasses-turn-the-tide
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Lumus and Quanta expand partnership with licensing agreement for next-generation waveguides for AI Glasses gamesbeat.com/lumus-and-quan… via @gamesbeat

Lumus and Quanta expand partnership with licensing agreement for next-generation waveguides for AI...

Lumus has announced a new licensing agreement with Quanta to manufacture the company’s next generation of waveguides for AI glasses.

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Lumus featured in Techsponenatial AWE summary... techsponential.com/reports/a…

AWE 2026 and the State of XR — Techsponential

VR was mostly absent at AWE this year while the big news was around AR and smart glasses with Qualcomm driving progress in the background.

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The biggest myth in AR? "Geometric waveguides can’t scale." Lumus optics just proved they can, backing 6M+ unit capacity with SCHOTT & Quanta.
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[Exclusive Interview] Lumus: Unlocking Next Generation AR with Geometric Waveguides - LEDinside ledinside.com/interview/2026…

[Exclusive Interview] Lumus: Unlocking Next Generation AR with Geometric Waveguides

Lumus is an augmented reality optics company that has been continuously developing its geometric (reflective) waveguide technology. Founded in 2000, apart from being the leading waveguide technology...

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Yesterday I went hands-on with Lumus's waveguides that could enable 70° FOV smartglasses and AR glasses. Since the moment I tried them, I realized that 70 is probably the threshold that starts making AR truly usable for most use cases. Read more about it in my latest article! skarredghost.com/2026/06/18/… #AugmentedReality #AR #smartglasses #technology #innovation

Lumus's new waveguides enable 70° FOV thin glasses

Discover Lumus and their innovative waveguides for smartglasses and AR glasses, offering remarkable visual experiences with 70° FOV

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How Bright Is Bright Enough for AR in the Real World? eetimes.com/how-bright-is-br…

How Bright Is Bright Enough for AR Glasses in the Real World? - EE Times

As AR glasses move outdoors, brightness and optical efficiency are the key engineering hurdles for real-world visibility and form factor.

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Check out our latest article: Making Maps Hands-Free for Commuters with AR Glasses linkedin.com/pulse/making-ma… via @LinkedIn

Making Maps Hands-Free for Commuters with AR Glasses

The morning commute is already a juggling act. You’re moving with the flow of the crowd, listening to station announcements, watching traffic lights – and probably balancing a coffee at the same time.

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Lumus' Ultra-Thin AR Lenses May Finally Replace Your Phone Screen ift.tt/nN8ubt6 #android
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Lumus brought a massively wider FOV to smartglasses at CES 2026 engt.co/3L4ddso

Lumus brought a massively wider FOV to smartglasses at CES 2026 - Engadget

At CES 2026, Lumus blew me away with some of its next-gen waveguides featuring 30 and 70-degree FOV.

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CNET's @jetscott sat with Lumus, the maker of Meta Ray-Ban Displays, to demo two prototypes that could be the future of smart glasses. #ces2026

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AR technology might just be getting an upgrade with Lumus new ZOE AR glasses, the world's first 70 degree field of view wave guide glasses. Would you give them a try? #ces #ces2026
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Source: Interesting Engineering share.google/JxsNaHh8lkkAW5Q…

After Meta Ray-Ban, Lumus debuts AR glasses with wider, thinner optics

Lumus debuts wide-view ZOE and thinner Z-30 waveguides at CES 2026, building on its Meta Ray-Ban AR glasses milestone.

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Source: Road to VR share.google/g6lfOLkq8wDqMmr…

Meta Waveguide Provider Claims "world's first" 70° FoV Waveguide

Lumus, the company that developed the waveguide optic used in Meta’s Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, says it has achieved a 70° field-of-view in a new design revealed this week at CES 2026. This...

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Lumus brought a massively wider FOV to smartglasses at CES 2026 engadget.com/wearables/lumus…

Lumus brought a massively wider FOV to smartglasses at CES 2026 - Engadget

At CES 2026, Lumus blew me away with some of its next-gen waveguides featuring 30 and 70-degree FOV.

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I tried Lumus' AR waveguide prototype at CES, and saw where AR glasses go next zdnet.com/article/lumus-ar-w… via @ZDNET

I tried unreleased smart glasses by the makers of Meta Ray-Ban Display - and wow - ZDNET

Lumus showed me a prototype that delivered a surprisingly wide, clean view, hinting at the future of smart glasses.

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After powering Meta Ray-Ban displays, Lumus unveils wider, thinner AR waveguides at CES 2026. bit.ly/4aNdMBf #CES2026
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Lumus unveils next-gen waveguides for high-end smartglasses Lumus has introduced advanced waveguides at CES 2026, enhancing the optical performance of high-end smartglasses. The new Z-30 waveguides provide a 30-degree field of view, are 30% lighter, and are 40% thinner than previous models. They also offer unmatched optical performance, with capabilities exceeding 8,000 nits per watt. These innovations promise to improve the user experience in smartglasses and simplify the manufacturing process.
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👓 Lumus just leveled up smartglasses at CES 2026! Say goodbye to old optical tradeoffs—hello to brighter views and wider fields! Who knew seeing the future could look this good? #Smartglasses #CES2026 #Innovation windowsforum.com/threads/lum…
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@CNETNewsJan 9
I Saw the Future of Smart Glasses Displays, and It's So Clear video cnet.co/4szjk8Q

I Saw the Future of Smart Glasses Displays, and It's So Clear - CNET

CNET's Scott Stein sat with Lumus, the maker of Meta Ray-Ban Displays, to demo two prototypes that could be the future of smart glasses.

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