Area 11 develops the lightest smart glasses on the market

A software company named Westunitis in Osaka recently developed one of the lightest smart glasses in the market, according to Japanese media reports. This weight of only 48 grams of Inforod smart glasses can display a variety of information through the eyes, and can touch the frame when the mouse, select the image displayed on the picture. The company will also add network retrieval capabilities in the future. The image display part adopts the pupil segmentation optical technique developed by Olympus, which makes the image display part of the intelligent glasses thicker than the pupil diameter. The image display element adopts the LCD panel of American Kopin Company. The number of pixels is WQVGA (approx 400x240). In order for the image to display part of the pupil to adjust the position, using the smart glasses fuselage and display part of the connection can be curved structure, the wearer can adjust the display part of the position. OS uses Android 4.2. Wireless communication features support for Bluetooth 4.0 and wireless LANs (IEEE 802.11b/g/n). The user can operate by means of speech recognition and the touch pad located at the temples. The product is equipped with a 9-axis sensor consisting of 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope sensor and 3-axis geomagnetic sensor. You can shoot 1920x1080 pixels, 30 frames per second video with a 2 million megapixel camera. According to Westunitis, the smart glasses also have a life-proofing function. Westunitis said the smart glasses are powered by a two-time battery, and if they are heavy duty, such as using a webcam to shoot high-definition video and sending it wirelessly to the outside, the battery lasts about 1 hours. Built-in two times the capacity of the battery is about 300mAh. Two times the battery can be replaced. Because of the built-in capacitor, so long as the time does not exceed three minutes, can be in the smart glasses while working on the same time to replace the battery. According to Westunitis, although the application of processor and display components such as semiconductor components for overseas enterprise products, but the built-in battery and other parts are Japanese products. and the Japanese EMS is responsible for manufacturing. The smart glasses by the industrial designer, the Japanese Eyemo company representative of the director of the Big Pu Yicheng responsible for the design, and the use of beta-titanium frames. Westunitis plans to first use the developed smart glasses for commercial use. For example, it is intended to apply to workers at the factory and maintenance site to see the process specifications of the occasion of the operation. July 2014 is scheduled to be marketed for the professional market. The smart glasses ' pre-tax price is 150,000 yen (about 9100 yuan) and 125,000 yen (about 7600 RMB).