Recently, dynabook (formerly Toshiba Notebook, now acquired and renamed by Sharp) officially unveiled a brand new AR glasses – dynaEdge XR1 – on its official website.
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In terms of key specifications, the dynaEdge XR1 utilizes optical technology from South Korea's LetinAR, providing users with a high-definition image resolution of 1920×1080. Its diagonal field of view (DFoV) reaches 45°, delivering a wider visual experience. Furthermore, the glasses are equipped with one RGB camera and two monochrome cameras to meet shooting needs in different scenarios.
In terms of audio, the dynaEdge XR1 integrates speakers and a microphone, ensuring clear sound during voice calls and recordings. Additionally, the glasses incorporate an accelerometer, gyroscope, and compass, enhancing the product's usability and stability.
It's worth noting that the dynaEdge XR1 bears a striking resemblance to the MiRZA glasses released in Japan this October, primarily due to their shared use of LetinAR's optical solutions. However, the dynaEdge XR1 also features an additional computing interaction unit called the DynaEdge C1. This unit, used in conjunction with the glasses, enables various functions such as translation, recording, and AI object recognition.
According to a statement on the dynabook website, the dynaEdge XR1 glasses can be widely used in scenarios such as order picking assistance, remote support, and education/training. Through its powerful AR technology and computing interaction unit, users can tailor solutions to specific on-site problems, thereby improving work efficiency and problem-solving abilities.
In addition, the dynaEdge XR1 supports seamless connectivity with other devices, allowing users to switch between and use it in different scenarios. The dynaEdge XR1 is currently scheduled for official release in the first quarter of next year, but the specific price has not yet been announced.
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