Augmented Reality with Fexingo: AR, Glasses, and the Spatial Computing Future

For all the talk about microOLED displays and operating systems, the real bottleneck for AR glasses that look normal and last all day is the battery. In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into a quiet engineering pivot happening inside the industry: moving from standard lithium-ion pouch cells to stacked silicon-anode and lithium-ceramic architectures. They break down why a company called EnerVenue...

Episode 3 of Augmented Reality with Fexingo dives into the operating system war that will define AR glasses. Lucas and Luna examine why Android-based AR OS from Meta and Qualcomm may dominate the mass market, while Apple's visionOS for glasses remains a premium play. With reference to Google's abandoned AR OS effort, the hosts explore the parallels to the smartphone OS wars and the critical role o...

Lucas and Luna dive into the display technology that could finally make augmented reality glasses look like regular eyewear. With Sony, Samsung, and a startup called eMagin racing to commercialize MicroOLED panels smaller than a fingernail, the hosts explain why pixel density and brightness matter more than resolution specs. They explore how this shift from LCD to MicroOLED reduces weight from 600...

In the premiere episode of Augmented Reality with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna break down the surprising sales figures of the Apple Vision Pro and what they reveal about the future of spatial computing. They dive into why Meta’s Ray-Ban Stories sold more units in one quarter than Apple’s headset did in its first year, and how the diverging strategies of Apple and Meta are shaping two very different pat...