Check out the virtual reality glasses that Facebook registered for patents

According to a patent published on Thursday, the device 'can be added to a real physical environment that computer-generated elements' can and is included in an eyeglasses device that includes frames and display to the user's eyes'.

The so-called waveguide monitor has a 2-dimensional scanner, molded by the hands of Facebook's Oculus VR virtual reality glasses and can be used for virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality. combination or combination of 3.

Although this may sound intriguing, before delving into the parameters of this invention, remember that the chief scientist of Oculus said at F8 that the AR glasses are always displayed (always-on). At least 5 years before birth. Now let's take a look at some pictures of these glasses.

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Photos of future virtual reality glasses of Facebook

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Structure and some specifications of the glasses

Waveguide screen will use laser beam, mirror scan and some other devices to display images and videos. The laser will project light into the lens, then convert it into images and videos and display it to the user's eyes.

Future devices are expected to be able to view the AR in conjunction with the sound via a speaker or headphone.

Also note, one of the three inventors listed on this patent is Pasi Saarikko, a former Microsoft engineer, who worked with HoloLens and specializes in visual design.