Epson America Inc.
Epson’s new Moverio BT-40 and BT-40S augmented reality (AR) smart glasses are designed to deliver high-quality AR viewing experience with maximum comfort. Epson uses Si-OLED technology in the new Moverio solutions for a wider field of view (FOV), full HD 1080p display resolution, high contrast, improved connectivity, and an easier-to-wear design.
“These new Moverio models bring advanced image quality in a binocular display with improved comfort and wearability to the rapidly increasing markets where we are seeing AR adoption grow, including industrial field service and front-line applications such as remote assistance and accessibility usage scenarios,” said Remi Del Mar, senior product manager for digital experiences, augmented reality and commercial display solutions at Epson America Inc. “As a pioneer in this space, we look forward to seeing how these new smart glasses are implemented by customers.”
Epson Unveils Next Generation of Moverio Augmented Reality Smart Glasses
New Moverio BT-40 and BT-40S Offer 225 Percent Larger Field-of-View, Maximum Comfort and Full HD Resolution to Meet Expanding Consumer, Business and Developer Needs
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LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Epson, a global leader in imaging and projection technology, today announced the Moverio
® BT-40 and BT-40S, a new generation of award-winning Moverio augmented reality (AR) smart glasses designed to deliver a high-quality AR viewing experience with maximum comfort. Powered by Epson Si-OLED technology, the new Moverio solutions offer users a number of advances including a wider field of view (FOV), Full HD 1080p display resolution, high contrast, improved connectivity, and a more comfortable, adjustable and easy-to-wear design.
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