DigiLens
DigiLens is a company that makes waveguides.
DigiLens has marketed their Crystal 30 waveguides, Crystal 50 waveguides, and their ARGO smartglasses.
DigiLens uses a volume Bragg grating approach for making its waveguides.[1]
DigiLens' founder is Jonathan Waldern. Digilens was founded as SBG Labs Inc. SBG stands for switchable bragg grating.
DigiLens has partnered with Qualcomm.[2]
All of DigiLens' products have a flat focus or are primarily intended for use with projectors that have a flat focus.
DigiLens' products generally have a field of view lower than 50 degrees.
Products[edit]
Manufacturing[edit]
DigiLens makes waveguides by printing them with polymer.[2]
Corporatation[edit]
Samsung is a main investor in DigiLens.[2] Dolby Family Ventures is another investor.[3]
Patrick Suel is chairman of the board of directors.[4]
History[edit]
DigiLens created an optical-see-through display, in collaboration with Rockwell Collins, for Embraer Jets.[5]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Chinnock, Chris (2019-03-20). "A Tour of the Vuzix Waveguide Factory". https://www.insightmedia.info/a-tour-of-the-vuzix-waveguide-factory/.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV8oCUHiJQs
- ↑ "Dolby Family Ventures". 2025-05-21. https://www.dolbyventures.com/.
- ↑ "Company". 2025-08-15. https://www.digilens.com/company/.
- ↑ "Jonathan Waldern Departs DigiLens". 2020-08-04. https://gigantico.squarespace.com/WaldernExitsDigiLens.