Optivent ORA

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Optivent ORA-1
Optiventora 1.jpg
Category smartglasses
Developer Optinvent S.A. [1]
Announced October 2013 [2]
Released Developers: March 2015 [3]
Consumers:
Price 800 USD [4]
Operating system Android 4.4.2 [5]
Display projector [5]
Resolution 640×480 pixels [6]
Field of view
Weight 80 g [5]
Controls

touchpad, voice, inertial [5]

Data available limited
Risk factor low
Standalone
http://optinvent.com/

Optivent ORA are upcoming smartglasses developed by a French eyewear company Optivent S.A. The device uses Optivent's patented Clear-Vu reflective waveguide technology to deliver the visual information. The developer version of the device is available to purchase on the official website and comes with a tailored version of Android SKD. Optivent's goal wit the device is to offer an alternative to smatphones that has better visual quality and is hands-free.[7] The official website also lists available apps that the user can install on their Optivent ORA device.[8]

Main characteristics

Purpose

Optivent ORA are smartglasses equipped with one adjustable see-through display that displays and overlays virtual elements onto the user's visual field, thus creating augmented reality. Optivent markets the device for industrial, military, and leisure use.[5] The official website states that the device, and other smartglasses, "will gradually replace the conventional hand held smart-phone touchscreen interface".[7]

Company & People

Optivent S.A. is a French company based in Rennes, France. It was founded in 2007 and focuses on eyewear hardware.[1]

  • Kayvan Mirza - Chief Executive Officer, Co-founder
  • Khaled Sarayeddine -Chief Technical Officer, Co-founder

Important Dates

September 2013 - Optivent opens pre-orders for the Optivent ORA-S, an earlier model of ORA-1. 29 August 2014 - Optivent launches a Kickstarter campaign for ORA-1

Enhancement/Therapy/Treatment

Ethical & Health Issues

Public & Media Impact and Presentation

http://augmentedpixels.com/ar-weekly-digest-51/ (set already as name="augmentedpixels")

Public Policy

Related Technologies, Projects or Scientific Research

http://optinvent.com/optinvent-research-papers

References