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The Lean Startup Conference 2012 | Learnist - 0 views

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Learn How To Use The Validation Board: Test your startup idea without wasting time or m... - 0 views

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Startups, This Is How Design Works - by Wells Riley - 0 views

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Augmented Reality Startup Magic Leap, Funded by Google, is Working on Super-Real 3-D "L... - 0 views

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Kimberly Hayworth on 24 Oct 14

"One of Magic Leap's patents describes how such a device, dubbed a WRAP, for "waveguide reflector array projector," would operate. The display would be made up of an array of many small curved mirrors; light would be delivered to that array via optical fiber, and each of the tiny elements would reflect some of that light to create the light field for a particular point in 3-D space. The array could be semi-transparent to allow a person to see the real world at the same time."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"One of Magic Leap's patents describes how such a device, dubbed a WRAP, for "waveguide reflector array projector," would operate. The display would be made up of an array of many small curved mirrors; light would be delivered to that array via optical fiber, and each of the tiny elements would reflect some of that light to create the light field for a particular point in 3-D space. The array could be semi-transparent to allow a person to see the real world at the same time."</div>

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