RE: Emagin SVGA+ OLED z800 HACKING

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>From what I see, pretty difficult >> impossible. Don's is quite small and
mechanically
You would have a lot of electronics and optics to make a "covert" set of
glasses
>From the eMagin. Best to get a set and contact your local mechanical
engineer for
A reality check.

The littrow prism is the issue. I (and other group readers) would like a
review
Of the z800 when you have one.

Patrick

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Subject: [Wear-Hard] Emagin SVGA+ OLED z800 HACKING

I posted a few days ago looking for a group purchase of the emagin svga pc
interface kit. I have some new, and very interesting information. Emagin is
shipping their z800 3d visor (contrary to what some google reviews say, I
spoke to their sales rep who said that they ARE in fact shipping them). This
display comes with 2, 800x600 SVGA OLED emissive microdisplays, Their optics
solution (x2), and an interface to a pc, as well as speakers, head tracking,
etc. This whole unit is $899. This is a pretty cost effective way of getting
the parts to build what I want (A covert, 800x600 monocular display). One
problem is, I dont have alot of engineering experience. How difficult will
it be to ultimately turn this 3d visor into a device similar to Don Papp's
sunglasses?

Don Papp's: http://www.aeinnovations.com/projects/ver1/\
Emagin z800:
https://e-store.emagin.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=E&Produc
t_Code=Z3V&Category_Code=

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