The Meta Ray-Ban Display’s geometric waveguide is an extremely complex structure. Its two-dimensional pupil-expanding reflective waveguide differs from conventional designs. It features an additional bright region between the exit pupil expander (EPE) and the coupling-out area.
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Display Dynamics –November 2025: The Meta Ray-Ban Display’s geometric waveguide features a specially designed structure
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Kimi is a senior analyst for display (TFT LCD and OLED) touch and user interface at Omdia. He covers display price, supply chain, fingerprint, cover lens, shipment forecasts, and emerging technologies.
Prior to joining Omdia (formerly IHS Markit), Kimi was a research analyst at Tianma Group, where he spent over two years in LCD and AMOLED market research. He also oversaw the China FPD industry market at the Topology Research Institute for over five years. Kimi has a bachelor's degree in telecommunications engineering and a master’s degree in microelectronics from Shanghai University, China.
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