Japan's Brother Industries recently showcased a head-mounted transparent display, called� AiRScouter, which projects images directly onto the retina, conjuring up a rather mysterious effect� -- that of watching a display hanging in air about one meter in front of the eyes.
The head-mounted display, based on the company's propriety Retinal Imaging Display (RID), made its maiden public appearance in 2008. However, it wasn't going to have a proper name until an year later when Brother unveiled a more advanced prototype."Firstly, we expect this display will be used in industrial applications. Using the AirScouter, it's possible to look at a manual or the like while working on site. The advantage of this is, it reduces the time lost in moving around. Also, a camera can be attached, so pictures of the work site can be sent to head office.
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