In pictures and video: Xiaomi unveils its new smart glasses
Xiaomi unveils its new connected glasses
Chinese company Xiaomi has officially announced the launch of its new smart glasses, Xiaomi Smart Glasses, a new smart wearable device. Xiaomi Smart Glasses is able to combine the imaging system and sensors in a precise design for ordinary glasses through the MicroLED optical waveguide technology.
And Xiaomi added in its statement that the Xiaomi Smart Glasses will weigh only 51 grams and is capable of displaying messages and notifications, making calls, browsing, taking photos and translating text right in front of the user's eyes. It is considered an "engineer's vision" toward an advanced future, according to the company.
And Xiaomi provided further explanation of the mechanism of action of these new glasses, pointing out that to match the shape of ordinary glasses, subtle challenges in imaging and arrangement of internal components must be overcome. Therefore, Xiaomi Smart Glasses adopts MicroLED imaging technology to reduce the design space required in the structural design, as well as the overall weight of the device. And to perfectly integrate the imaging system into the frame, MicroLED is definitely the perfect choice. Like OLEDs, MicroLED pixels are individually illuminated - their emission characteristics allow for brighter displays and deeper blacks. But MicroLEDs have a higher pixel density and a longer lifetime with a simpler structure. This allows for a more compact display, as well as easier screen integration.
And Xiaomi says the Xiaomi Smart Glasses have a display chip measuring only 2.4mm x 2.02mm. Under a microscope, the display is about the size of a grain of rice, with individual pixels as small as 4 micrometers, allowing the display to fit perfectly inside the glasses' frame. To allow enough light to pass through complex optical structures before reaching the eye, even in bright sunlight, we chose an ultra-efficient monochromatic display solution that can reach a maximum brightness of 2 million lumens. By adopting optical waveguide technology that refracts lights in a 180-degree angle, the MicroLED display accurately transmits light rays to the human eye through the microscopic reticular structure of the optical waveguide lens.
Xiaomi added that Xiaomi smart glasses integrate a total of 497 components, including miniature sensors and communication modules, so it is not just a "second screen" for your smartphone, but rather acts as a new smart terminal with independent operation capability. In addition to basic notification, call display, etc., it can also independently complete functions such as navigation, photo capture, teleprompter, text and image translations in real time. A total of 497 components, including miniature sensors and communication modules, so it is not just a "second screen" for your smartphone, but rather acts as a new smart terminal with independent operating ability. In addition to basic notification, call display, etc., it can also independently complete functions such as navigation, photo capture, teleprompter, real-time text and image translations.
Xiaomi also announced that the Xiaomi smart glasses incorporate a microphone and speakers, a 5-megapixel camera, an indicator light to alert others when the camera is in use, a built-in battery, tactile arms and built-in Bluetooth and Wi. -Fi module, without specifying when this device will be available or its final price.
