Lumus is an Israel based company that’s manufactures components for head mounted displays. Specifically, they’re offering what they call the ‘Optical Engine Module’, a display which uses ...

Lumus has long developed heads-up displays for the US military, but now it's using a developer kit called the DK-40 to bring its HUD tech to wearables outside the battlefield. The contraption's ...

Transparent display specialist and military head-up screen supplier Lumus is wading into the wearable computing market, revealing a new developer kit that, unlike Google's Glass,… ...

You might have never heard of Lumus, but it's likely that the companies making the smart glasses of the future will. You see, Lumus is a display optics company that has traditionally made its tech ...

Lumus' "optical engines" still aren't enough to give you a fully digital view, but it's significantly better than what I've seen from other head-up displays.

Lumus—makers of transparent near-to-eye displays for augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR)—announced this morning that they have secured $15 million in a Series B round, led by global ...

You may not know the name Lumus now, but expect to be hearing a lot from them in the future. When we first met the Lumus rep Ari Grobman two years ago he showed us some amazing technology. It was ...

The Lumus glasses mount a transparent 640x480 display onto the lens of the battery-powered, head-tracking glasses; the wearer can see information overlaid on top, and the glasses change what's ...

Lumus, an Israeli startup that just raised a $45 million funding round, is unveiling new augmented reality displays for smartglasses that offer a wider field of view. Skip to main content.

Lumus has completed a $45 million funding round for its augmented reality displays for smartglasses.. Lumus previously announced it had raised $15 million, and now it is announcing an additional ...

Lumus new waveguide design is 50 percent smaller than its previous “Maximus” design and can reach a peak brightness of 3,000 nits while displaying images in a 50-degree field of view.

Lumus has shown off a pair of new augmented reality displays,the Maximus and Sleek, at CES 2017, with new augmented reality features. Skip to main content. Menu Digital Trends ...