Optimizing AR/VR Technology with Simulation-Based Optical Design

Drive your AR/VR innovation with our comprehensive optical design software and services. Our tools are designed to optimize augmented reality optics and support the design of advanced AR/VR systems. These systems include microLEDs, holographic and diffractive optical elements (HOE/DOE optics), and sensors for head tracking, eye tracking, and gesture tracking.

When using Keysight optical design engineering software for AR/VR, you can:

  • Design a range of technology used in AR/VR systems, including microLEDs, complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) image sensors, and more.
  • Deliver powerful metalens design in AR/VR applications with the RSoft MetaOptic Designer.
  • Gain expert support with optical engineering and optical scattering measurement services.
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Optical Scattering Measurement

Improve visual quality with accurate data. Augment AR/VR device simulations by incorporating optical scattering data to understand how light interacts with surface materials. Our measurement solutions provide data to help you identify and reduce unwanted light scattering and enhance the user's visual experience.

Optical Engineering Services

Optimize system performance with expert engineering services. Our optical engineering team offers comprehensive optical system design and simulation services to assist in designing AR/VR systems. With our extensive experience in imaging, illumination, head-mounted displays (HMDs), and head-up displays (HUDs), we can assist with every aspect of your product design process — from specification development and architecture selection to feasibility studies and full product design.

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RSoft MetaOptic Designer

For metalens design in AR/VR applications, RSoft MetaOptic Designer is a powerful tool for developing metasurfaces for smart glasses.

  • Optimizes the meta-atom arrangement for a specific optical function of the surface
  • Addresses critical manufacturing challenges by integrating manufacturing limitation early in the design process, leading to enhanced performance of the optical systems

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