Holographic Technology: Samsung Submits Patent Application for VR Eyeglasses To Display Turn-by-Turn Navigation for Drivers

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The global market for automotive AR & VR solutions is expected to reach about $673 billion by 2025 according to Statista, with a compound annual growth rate of 175%.

Electronics company Samsung came up with a unique solution that may one day help drivers for more safety navigation. The company applied for a patent recently for a pair of virtual reality (VR) glasses that projects turn-by-turn navigation directly onto the lenses in for the driver.

The glasses work like the head-up-display (HUD) in some vehicles that displays information, such as the current speed, directly on the windshield in front of the driver. Instead of projecting the information onto the windshield, it can be sent to a pair of virtual reality glasses that the driver wears while they are navigating a route.

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Samsung Submits Patent Application for VR Eyeglasses That Can Display Turn-by-Turn Navigation for Drivers

Electronics company Samsung came up with a unique solution that may one day help drivers more safety navigate. The company applied for a patent for a pair of virtual reality (VR) glasses that projects turn-by-turn navigation directly onto the lenses in for the driver.

DeepTech Startups: Cambridge-based VividQ raises another €2.8 million to bring 3D holography to everyday electronics

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VividQ, a UK DeepTech company specialising in 3D holography, has today announced raising an additional €2.8 million of funding and closing its oversubscribed seed round. The extra funding came from FLUXUNIT - OSRAM Ventures,, the UTEC - The University of Tokyo Edge Capital and existing angel investors.

VividQ, founded in 2017, aims to transform how we view, interact and connect with the world. It brings real-time ‘computer generated holography’ #CGHH) to everyday applications, creating the most “realistic, immersive and sensational holographic experiences”. In other words, this means that holographic displays could soon be commonplace in our everyday lives, from #AR smart glasses, to in-car head-up displays (HUD).

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Cambridge-based VividQ raises another €2.8 million to bring 3D holography to everyday electronics

VividQ, a UK DeepTech company specialising in 3D holography, has today announced raising an additional €2.8 million of funding and closing its oversubscribed seed round. The extra funding came from FluxUnit - OSRAM Ventures, the University of Tokyo Edge Capital (UTEC) and existing angel investors.

Tech Startups: Top Holographic Displays Startups by Tracxn

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Tracxn: Globally there are 39 Holographic Displays companies, and here is the list of the 10 most interesting ones:

1. Light Field Lab, Inc. Lab

2. WaveOptics

3. Holoxica Limited

4. ARHT Media Inc.

5. Akonia Holographics

6. Ostendo

7. Vontana

8. Zebra Imaging

9. RealView Imaging

10. Voxon Photonics

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Top Holographic Displays Startups

Last Updated: January 17, 2020 Business models evolve with time, sometimes due to changes in the market and sometimes due to advent of technology, resulting in emergence of new exciting trends. We at Tracxn closely track the startup ecosystem from across the world and we have come across a whole lot of interesting new themes which are gaining popularity, one of them being Holographic Displays.

Startup Technology - The Startup, Ceres Holographics, Trying to Revive Holography

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Armed with a digital mastering technology, Ceres Holographics, claims that its Holographic Optical Elements (HOE) hold the key to enable car OEMs and Tier Ones to design a Head Up Display(HUD) dreamed of since the 1980s. The automotive industry has been itching for a transparent display that can display navigation information on the windshield, sparing the driver the distraction of looking away from the road.

Ceres is confident that its holographic technology can overlay bright, wide field-of-view information onto a curved windshield, using a significantly smaller projector package than anyone has previously been able to develop.

Ceres is rolling out its HOE technology in two phases applied to two separate products. First will come a “Transparent Display” (TD) based on a simpler projector. The second will be an “Augmented Reality-HUD” (AR-HUD) with a fancier projector. For both products, Travers told EE Times that Ceres has OEMs and Tier Ones already testing the technology, with some in final testing. Travers envisions the production of cars with TD to start in 2022 or 2023, with cars with AR-HUD to follow a year later.

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The Startup Trying to Revive Holography - EE Times India

Article By : Junko Yoshida ST. ANDREWS, Scotland - Armed with a digital mastering technology, Ceres Holographics, claims that its Holographic Optical Elements (HOE) hold the key to enable car OEMs and Tier Ones to design a HUD dreamed of since the 1980s.