12-19-2017, 02:36 PM
Google (Mountain View, CA) is working on a 20-megapixel-per-eye prototype OLED microdisplay for use with augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) applications. Such a display would offer a 2.5 x 4K resolution per eye. The news of this previously "secret project" was revealed in a keynote address at SID Display Week by Google Vice President of Virtual Reality, Clay Bavor. "We've partnered deeply with one of the leading OLED manufacturers in the world to create a VR-capable OLED display with 10 times more pixels than any commercially available VR display today," Bavor says. "I've seen these in the lab, and it's spectacular."
Google VR display prototype offers 10X more pixels | Smart2.0