Augmented Laser Viewer

This particular frame needs only to be fitted with an Epson Moverio AR headset and a camera from an old laptop that supports UVC, as well as two propel filter glasses and the laser viewer/protector is ready to use.


In this Laser Viewer + Augmented Reality design a normal, optical filters-based laser protection glasses are used to protect the wearer, and a (semi) transparent micro display (or micro projectors or holographic displays, or other solutions known from the VR/AR field) between the optical filter glasses and the eyes of the wearer displays a camera image visualizing the laser. A camera placed on the outside frame of the glasses can image the laser radiation unhindered and allow for visualization of even to the human eye invisible wavelengths. It is also possible to combine the image reproduction system with the laser protection filter glasses, for example using wave guides, although that would be a subpar implementation.
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