The display replicates real-world light, offering genuine focus depth and complete 3D perception, which enhances the natural visual experience in AR.

Additionally, the display is customizable and compatible with Open XR, allowing access to a wide range of applications.

Based on low-cost core components, the display is available for integration under a licensing agreement.

Demonstrations of this innovative display technology will commence at the SPIE AR | VR | MR event next week.

The company focuses on creating natural visual experiences in AR hardware, addressing the common pitfalls of current AR displays.

Importantly, the display is compatible with conventional prescription lenses, ensuring precise vision correction while maintaining high transparency for clear visibility.

Tomas Sluka, CEO of CREAL, emphasizes the importance of prioritizing vision care and enhancement in AR glasses to unlock their full potential.

Many existing AR displays struggle to provide a natural experience, often causing eye strain and nausea due to fixed focus distances.

CREAL's patented technology allows each eye to focus on digital objects at varying distances, overcoming the limitations of traditional flat screen-based 3D imitations.

This advancement enables a seamless blend of digital content with the real world, promoting prolonged and comfortable visualization.

CREAL, a Swiss startup comprised of experts from Intel, Magic Leap, EPFL, and CERN, has developed a next-generation light field display for Augmented Reality (AR) glasses that is now ready for integration.