Avegant Glyph Portable Personal Theater Video Headset
SKU: AVAG101
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About Avegant Headset
SCREENLESS DISPLAY
Avegant’s Retinal Imaging Technology enables seeing, not watching. Your eyes receive visual input in the most natural way possible, and perception is effortless. The experience feels innate. You’ll be delighted by what you see.
PLUG & PLAY
The Avegant Glyph plugs into any HDMI-supported device and delivers your existing content in a way you’ve never experienced before: lifelike, crystal clear, brilliant.
YOUR MEDIA
Watch or stream any type of existing media, including an immersive 360-degree experience and side-by-side 3D, in amazing detail.
SENSE OF PLACE
This is media viewing in a whole new format. The Avegant Glyph lets you see above and below the visual field, so you can easily orient yourself to your surroundings and not give up spatial awareness.
- Screenless Display
Advanced optics create complete images, not pixels on a screen that your eyes have to interpret. This is effortless viewing, and it’s extraordinary.
- Long Term Comfort
Unlike traditional viewing formats, the Avegant Glyph does the work for your eyes. Visual input is very natural, with no lag time, so there’s never fatigue—just sharp, brilliant images.
- No Side Effects
The The Avegant Glyph avoids eyestrain, headaches and the physical discomforts often associated with other head mounted displays and video headsets. Images are focused for your eyes, so you can just relax and enjoy the show.
HOW IT WORKS
LOW-POWERED LED
The Avegant Glyph takes advantage of Avegant's Retinal Imaging Technology, to transmit vivid, life-like images directly to the eye. The image begins with a low powered LED.
MICROMIRROR ARRAY
After passing through a patented set of optics, the light is reflected off of a microscopic mirror array. Two million mirrors that shape the light into an image fit for the eye.
PROJECTED ON RETINA
The light is then focused through a second set of optics and projected directly onto the retina mimicking the way we perceive light in our everyday environment.
