poLight’s TLens piezoelectric MEMS autofocus module is in the Magic Leap 2. This has been confirmed by the latest reverse engineering & costing analyses developed by Yole SystemPlus’ laboratory.
The 13 MP picture camera in the Magic Leap 2 augmented reality device autofocuses using poLight’s TLens.
The TLens uses piezoelectric MEMS-based tunable optics technology.
“The use of this poLight device is key for the functionalities of AR/VR headsets,” comments Romain Fraux, CEO, Yole SystemPlus. “It provides a strong added value for the new wave of AR/VR headset systems.” See more details about poLight’s technology in the report, poLight TLens MEMS Autofocus.
Source: www.yolegroup.com
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