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  • Alcatel Vision
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]] [[Category:Head Mounted Devices]]
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  • C-THRU
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Epson Moverio BT-300
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  • Snapdragon VR820
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  • Solos
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • PogoCam
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • LG SteamVR
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Lumus DK-50
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • VOSTARS
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Nosulus Rift
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Alloy
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  • Project Nourished
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  • Aryzon
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  • OxSight
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  • Link VR
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  • Everysight Raptor
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  • Vue
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  • SeeBoost
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  • Alpha Glass
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  • Linq
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  • Oakley Radar Pace
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  • AMA Xpert Eye
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  • Vuzix Blade 3000
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  • Opto
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  • Pico Neo
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  • Carl Zeiss Glasses
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  • Safilo X
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  • Vuzix M300x
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  • VrAse
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Wiki Structure
    **[[:Category:Electronic and Other Devices|Electronic and Other Devices]] **** [[:Category:Head-mounted Devices|Head Mounted Devices]]
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  • Archos VR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Homido
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • MindLeap
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Altergaze
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • XiONVR Go
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Zeiss VR ONE
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Merge VR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Durovis Dive 5
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Durovis Dive 7
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Cmoar
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Goggle Tech Go4D VR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Goggle Tech Go4D C1-Glass
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • VisusVR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • 3dHEAD GCS3
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Sting Virtua
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Sensics dSight
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • GameFace
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Xingear VR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Project Morpheus
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Silicon Micro Display ST1080
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Sulon Cortex
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • StarVR
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  • Beenoculus
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Vrvana Totem
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Avegant Glyph
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| http://techcrunch.com/2014/05/29/hands-on-with-the-avegant-glyph-a-head-mounted-display-for-the-average-commuter/
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  • EmoPulse nanoGlass
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  • Skully AR-1
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  • Telepathy One
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  • Pivothead Smart
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  • XOne Glasses
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  • Epson Moverio BT-2000
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  • Telepathy Jumper
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  • Tobii Glasses 2
    ...ses/tobii-unveils-next-generation-eye-tracking-platform-targeting-consumer-devices/ [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Epiphany Eyewear
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  • Skylens
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  • Ontenna
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  • Other Head-mounted Devices
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Daqri Smart Helmet
    category=Head Mounted Devices| Daqri smart helmet is a head-mounted wearable safety helmet with several built-in technologies such as see-throu
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  • Ashkelon Glance
    Ashkelon Glance is a head-mounted display from the Israeli company Ashkelon Eyewear Technologies Ltd. It proj There are no ethical or health issues connected to this particular devices. For more information on issues connected with smartglasses, please see the
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  • Ashkelon Visor
    Ashkelon Visor is a head-mounted smartphone holder resembling a cap with the ability to display augmented re There are no ethical or health issues connected to this particular devices. For more information on issues connected with smartglasses, please see the
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  • Body-worn Wearables
    ...is to give the users easy access to information and computing power. These devices are also often aware of their user and the environment they are in. This al ...dichotomy is based on how the IEC 62209-2:2010 standard distinguishes the devices based on their position on the human body.<ref>https://webstore.iec.ch/publ
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  • Daydream VR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| ...t is not clear, however, whether Daydream VR will be compatible with older devices upgraded to that Android version as well.
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  • Oakley Airwave
    ...imeter, and barometer. The device can connect to the Internet and/or other devices via Wi-Fi (IEEE802.11a/b/g/n) and Bluetooth 4.0. Data processing is handled For more information about this type of devices, please see the [[Smartglasses]] synopsis.
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  • OrCam
    category=other head-mounted| ...al issues connected with smartglasses, please see the [[Other Head-mounted Devices]] synopsis.
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  • Semantic wiki formatting
    ...roperties used on pages categorised as [[Smartglasses]], [[Virtual Reality Devices]], [[Electrolarynx]], [[Intelligent Personal Assistants]], and [[Brain Stim
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  • Neuroon
    category= Other head-mounted Devices| ...icates with smartphone via Bluetooth® 4.0 BLE. It supports Android and iOS devices. The mask transfers user's biometric data, which it collects during his or
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  • BuBBles
    .... BuBBles Lab specifically mentions the abitlity to remotely control other devices. [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • AntVR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • K-Glass
    ...ref name="rsea">KAIST developed an extremely low-powered, high-performance head-mounted display embedding an augmented reality chip. Research: asia research news [ K-Glass is a head-mounted, augmented reality system being developed by Korea Advanced Institute of Sc
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  • InstaBeat
    InstaBeat is a swimming tracker head-mounted device that allows the user to get information about their heart-beat and l InstaBeat is an attachable head-mounted heart-beat sensor and display. The device weights 47 grams and is made from
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  • EyeTap
    ...yepiece attached to a frame and a processing unit that is connected to the head-mounted part with a cable. In order to display the digital information on top of wh By the opinion of the device’s inventors, EyeTap differs from other head-mounted displays or augmented reality glasses in that it superimposes the virtual i
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  • MOTA
    For more information about this type of devices, please see the [[Smartglasses]] synopsis. [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Apple iGlasses
    ...patent from 2012<ref>APPLE INC. (CUPERTINO, CA). Peripheral treatment for head-mounted displays. http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF A feature that sets it apart from other similar devices is the active color correction of the peripheral part of the visual field.
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  • Oculus Rift
    Oculus Rift is a [[Virtual Reality Devices|virtual reality]] head-mounted display device developed by the Oculus VR company. It originally started as ...rescent Bay, and was introduced in September 2014. The system features the head-mounted device, an infrared camera for position tracking and a wireless gamepad. Oc
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  • 4DForce
    4DForce is a brain-computer interface, head-mounted wearable electrophysiological sensor for monitoring neural activity. The se ...hould allow user to measure their biosignals and use them to control other devices or software.
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  • Neurocam
    category=Other head-mounted displays| The Neurocam is a head-mounted device which is able to detect electrical impulses of the brain. These oper
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  • Seebright Wave
    ...t is inserted into the visor. The device supports Apple iPhone 6 and newer devices as well as smartphones of up to 5.5 inches diagonal size. The official broc ...news-releases/seebright-reveals-industrys-first-smartphone-integrated-arvr-head-mounted-display-platform-with-wireless-controller-250966831.html</ref>
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  • SiME Smart Glasses
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Optivent ORA
    [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • ESight Glasses
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  • Sony SmartEyeglass
    ...m/2015/02/18/sony-smarteyeglass-developer-edition-sed-e1-augmented-reality-devices-release-march-2015/ (Retrieved Jul 29, 2015)</ref> For more information about this type of devices, please see the [[Smartglasses]] synopsis.
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  • GoFlow
    ...the regulation of consumer transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS) devices in the United States. Journal of Law and the Biosciences [online]. 2015, Oc GoFlow consists of head-mounted device, which includes two sponge electrodes, <ref name="brain-boosting kit
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  • Cefaly
    <td>[[Is categorized as::Head-mounted devices]]</td> Cefaly is head-mounted wearable device developed in purpose to treat and prevent migraine.
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  • Google Cardboard
    ...oard is thus not a standalone device, and as other similar virtual reality devices, which it inspired,<ref>HAYWARD, Andrew. Why Google Cardboard – not Oculu ...list of parts, and potential customers can now choose from a selection of devices offered by more than 9 manufacturers. Although, this number does not includ
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  • Afterguard
    ...ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNzgMwTZCE4</ref> The distribution of first devices begun in late 2014. Unfortunately, the exact release date is unknown. [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Nymi band
    ...artbeat as a unique identifier of their person and communicates with other devices via Bluetooth or NFC. ...e Nymi band uniquely authenticates the user and allows him to securely use devices, systems and services. These may be for example logging into an computer, o
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  • Toshiba Glass
    For more information about this type of devices, please see the [[Smartglasses]] synopsis. [[Category:Electronic and Other Devices]]
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  • Samsung Gear VR
    category=Virtual Reality Devices| ...n cooperation. Gear VR is, by itself, not a fully featured virtual reality head-mounted display, because it only features the housing for a smartphone, lenses, and
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  • Jins Meme
    ...loped by a Japanese eyewear company Jins. They are not strictly speaking a head-mounted display as they do not have any displaying capability, nor does it feature Jins MEME is a head-mounted device that gathers data about the eye movements and position of the head o
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  • CastAR
    Unlike other devices of this type, CasAR does not project the visual information directly onto t The device is an augmented reality head-mounted display that has to be connected to a computer for processing and creating
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