On February 14, AR technology company Nreal announced that the company's new AR glasses product, Nreal Air, will be officially released in Japan, which is also the first sale of Nreal Air in the world, with a unit price of 39,799 yen (equivalent to about 2,200 yuan) including tax.
On the same day, the official websites of Docomo and KDDI, two of Japan's leading telecom operators, opened pre-order registration, and will start shipping in Japan on March 4. Consumers can be the first to experience this stunning new AR glasses product at more than 130 stores spread across Japan.
Nreal has been committed to creating a consumer-grade mixed reality (MR) user experience and promoting the application of 5G and MR. Previously, Nreal Air obtained the international independent third-party inspection and the hardware-level low blue light and no stroboscopic dual certification issued by T V Rheinland in Germany, becoming the world's first AR glasses product to obtain this certification, which means that Nreal Air has reached the global leading level in quality, safety and visual health protection.
With the release of Nreal Air's new products, Nreal also launched a new accessory product "Nreal Wireless Screen Applicator" for the first time, which supports more models of smartphones compatible with Nreal Air and Nreal Light, allowing more users to cast the applications and content on their mobile phones into AR glasses through wireless screen projection technology, and enjoy the upgrade experience of watching full color and high-definition content in the AR virtual giant screen.
Nreal Air, as the world's first low blue light, no strobe AR glasses, found a perfect balance between fashion and technology, comfort and functionality, following the Nreal Light split design, but more stylish and thin, suitable for carrying; the use of Micro-OLED screen, to achieve 46 degrees Of FoV and 49 PPD, wearing Nreal Light, users can see the delicate, colorful picture texture, And through Nreal's self-developed 3D operating environment Nebula, multiple high-definition virtual screens can be opened at the same time, and you can feel the shocking 201-inch AR giant screen.
In addition, the proportion of high-energy visible blue light in the blue light spectrum emitted by its Micro-OLED screen is only 31%, and the sRGB color gamut coverage rate of 99.5% is achieved, which can ensure that the screen color can almost completely present all sRGB color gamut colors while effectively reducing the visual impact of blue light on the user, and meets the requirements of no strobe flash, effectively reducing the visual fatigue brought by the screen flicker to the user.
Xu Chi, Founder and CEO of Nreal, said: "Nreal is honored to receive the world's first AR glasses hardware-level low blue light and no stroboscopic dual certification from T V Rheinland, which reflects the importance we attach to the comfort experience and visual health of our users. The AR industry is rapidly developing and progressing, beginning to enter people's lives, and Nreal is working hard to bring AR technology and AR products to everyone. ”