Display technology maker DigiLens has raised $22 million to create better augmented reality and virtual reality products in which digital information lies on top of transparent glass.
Heads-up display technology from Digilens is already flying in the skies, thanks to a partnership with avionics tech powerhouse Rockwell Collins. Another partnership with BMW is bringing the Sunnyvale-based startup’s tech to motorcycle helmets this year.
Continental has partnered with DigiLens, to develop and accelerate the adoption of ultra-thin Augmented Reality (AR) Head-up Displays (HUDs) for use in vehicles. Compared to current systems, these holographic HUDs will
Babenhausen, Germany / Silicon Valley, USA. December 16, 2016. The international technology company Continental has entered into a strategic partnership with DigiLens Inc., a leader in holographic projection technology for application in
A design company has built a motorcycle helmet which allows riders to see maps, speed limits and traffic warnings via a screen inside their visor.
