2025-12-18

[News] Meta Reportedly Taps Korea’s Sapien Semiconductors for Micro LED AR Glasses Backplanes

Meta is advancing its push into AR glasses, with South Korean component suppliers reportedly poised to benefit. According to Business Korea, citing sources, South Korea’s Sapien Semiconductors is expected to supply backplanes—chips that control Micro LED pixels—for Meta’s Micro LED (LEDoS)-based AR glasses scheduled for release in the second half of 2027. The report adds that Sapien Semiconductors is in discussions to outsource contract manufacturing to U.S. foundry GlobalFoundries. As the report notes, Micro LED is an area wh...
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2025-10-20

[News] Meta Might Be Co-Developing MicroLED Technology with ams OSRAM

According to MICROLED-info, sources indicate that Meta has begun collaborating with ams OSRAM to co-develop microLED technology. As the report notes, Meta’s Reality Labs has established a microLED R&D team in Regensburg, located near ams OSRAM’s main microLED research and production hub. Meta is actively hiring engineers for this site, and several key microLED specialists and business personnel have moved from ams OSRAM to Meta. Though the information has yet to be confirmed, Meta has shown strong commitment to microLED...
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2024-12-26

[News] Meta Accelerates AR Headsets Development, Planning to Add a Display to Ray-Ban Meta Glasses

According to a report from TechNews citing Financial Times, Meta is accelerating its development of AR devices to compete with Apple, Google, and others. The company plans to add a display layer to its Ray-Ban Meta glasses, as the report notes. Meta has partnered with Ray-Ban’s manufacturer, EssilorLuxottica, to develop the Ray-Ban Meta glasses. Citing sources, the report from Financial Times reveals that Meta intends to incorporate a display layer into these glasses to show simple text and images, enabling the reception of service notifications and resp...
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2024-09-26

Meta Unveils First AR Glasses Prototype “Orion” that Employs LEDos Technology, Says TrendForce

Meta has just unveiled its first-ever full-color AR glasses, Orion, at Meta Connect 2024. These innovative glasses utilize LEDoS (silicon-based Micro LED) technology and are impressively lightweight at just 98 grams. TrendForce’s recent analysis indicates that 2024 is set to be a crucial year for leading brands venturing into the near-eye display market within the metaverse. Nevertheless, Meta’s AR glasses are still struggling to achieve an optimal balance between FOV and resolution, as well as developing a more robust application ecosystem. It’s pr...
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To bring advertising to life along major roadways in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Daktronics has partnered with Al Arabia Out Of Home, LLC, to manufacture and deliver 10 LED displays on skybridges above roadways. The project was completed late... READ MORE

The future is right in front of our eyes: lighter, sleeker, and smarter than ever before. Smart glasses is no longer a distant vision; it is on the verge of becoming as natural to us as the smartphone is today. But turning this vision into rea... READ MORE