Jump to content

Epson Moverio BT-300: Difference between revisions

From VR & AR Wiki
← Older edit
VisualWikitext
Improving page with detailed specifications, history, features, and references
Improving page with detailed specifications, history, features, and references
 
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Device Infobox
{{Device Infobox
|name = Epson Moverio BT-300
|image =
|image =
|VR/AR = [[Augmented Reality]]
|VR/AR = [[Augmented Reality]]
|Type = [[Smart glasses]]
|Type = [[Smart Glasses]]
|Subtype = Tethered AR
|Subtype = [[Consumer AR]]
|Platform = [[Android]] 5.1
|Platform = [[Android]] 5.1
|Creator = [[Epson]]
|Creator = [[Epson]]
|Announced = MWC 2016
|Developer = [[Epson]]
|Release = 2016
|Manufacturer = [[Epson]]
|Price = $699
|Announcement Date = February 2016 (MWC)
|Website = https://epson.com
|Release Date = October 2016
|OS = Android 5.1
|Price = $699 (AR/Developer Edition), $999 (Drone FPV Edition)
|CPU = Intel Atom x5 (quad-core, 1.44 GHz)
|Website = https://epson.com/
|GPU = Intel HD Graphics
|Versions = BT-300 AR/Developer Edition, BT-300 Drone FPV Edition
|Storage = microSDHC (up to 32 GB)
|Requires = None (standalone)
|RAM =
|Predecessor = [[Epson Moverio BT-200]]
|Display = Si-OLED (binocular)
|Successor = [[Epson Moverio BT-40]]
|Resolution = 1280 x 720 per eye
|Operating System = [[Android]] 5.1
|Refresh =
|Chipset = Intel Atom X5
|Brightness =
|CPU = Intel Atom X5 (quad-core)
|FOV = 23°
|GPU = Integrated Intel HD Graphics
|PPD =
|HPU =
|Lenses = See-through waveguide
|Storage = 16GB
|IPD =
|Memory = 2GB RAM
|Eye Tracking =
|SD Card Slot = Yes (microSD)
|Hand Tracking =
|Display = Dual Si-OLED (binocular)
|Tracking = 6DoF (sensors)
|Subpixel Layout = RGB
|Spatial Mapping =
|Peak Brightness = Not specified
|Speakers = Integrated
|Resolution = 1280 × 720 (HD) combined
|Pixel Density = N/A
|Refresh Rate = 60Hz
|Persistence = Low persistence
|Field of View = 23° diagonal
|Horizontal FoV = ~23°
|Vertical FoV = ~13°
|Average Pixel Density = N/A
|Peak Pixel Density = N/A
|Foveated Rendering = No
|Optics = Si-OLED waveguide
|Ocularity = Binocular
|IPD Range = Fixed
|Adjustable Diopter = No (glasses compatible)
|Passthrough = Native see-through (AR)
|Tracking = 3DoF (IMU)
|Tracking Frequency = N/A
|Base Stations = None
|Eye Tracking = No
|Face Tracking = No
|Hand Tracking = No
|Body Tracking = No
|Rotational Tracking = Yes
|Positional Tracking = No
|Update Rate = 60Hz
|Tracking Volume = N/A
|Play Space = Mobile AR
|Latency = <50ms
|Audio = 3.5mm audio jack (controller unit)
|Microphone = Yes
|Microphone = Yes
|Audio Jack = Yes
|3.5mm Audio Jack = Yes
|Connectivity = Wi-Fi (dual-band), Bluetooth Smart
|Camera = 5MP front-facing camera
|Ports = USB, microSD
|Connectivity = Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth, GPS
|Battery = 6 hours (controller)
|Ports = microSD, 3.5mm audio, USB
|Wired Video = Yes (USB connection)
|Wireless Video = Yes (Wi-Fi streaming)
|WiFi = Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
|Bluetooth = Yes
|Power = Internal battery
|Battery Capacity = ~2200mAh (controller unit)
|Battery Life = ~6 hours
|Charge Time = ~5 hours
|Dimensions = 191 × 178 × 25mm (glasses)
|Weight = 69g (glasses only)
|Weight = 69g (glasses only)
|Materials =
|Material = Polycarbonate
|Colors = Black/Gray
|Headstrap = None (glasses temples)
|Sensors = 5MP camera, gyroscope, accelerometer, compass
|Haptics = No
|Input = Controller touchpad
|Color = Black
|Sensors = Accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, GPS
|Input = Touchpad (controller), camera
|Compliance = FCC, CE
}}
}}


The '''Epson Moverio BT-300''' is the third-generation [[augmented reality]] [[smart glasses]] developed by [[Epson]]. Announced at Mobile World Congress in February 2016, the BT-300 features the world's first Si-OLED (Silicon OLED) binocular see-through display with 100,000:1 contrast ratio, Intel Atom quad-core processor, and weighs just 69 grams for the glasses component. The device runs Android 5.1 and targets AR applications, drone FPV flying, and industrial use cases.<ref name="epson">{{cite web|url=https://epson.com/For-Work/Wearables/Smart-Glasses/Moverio-BT-300-Smart-Glasses-(AR-Developer-Edition)-/p/V11H756020|title=Moverio BT-300 Smart Glasses|publisher=Epson}}</ref>
The '''Epson Moverio BT-300''' is a binocular [[smart glasses]] device developed by [[Epson]], announced at Mobile World Congress in February 2016 and released in October 2016 at a price of $699 for the AR/Developer Edition. The BT-300 represented a significant advancement over its BT-200 predecessor, introducing Epson's breakthrough Silicon-OLED (Si-OLED) display technology that enabled 100,000:1 contrast ratio and truly transparent augmented reality—when no content is displayed, the lenses appear nearly clear. Weighing just 69 grams for the glasses portion (the world's lightest binocular see-through smart glasses at launch), the BT-300 featured 720p HD resolution across both lenses, an Intel Atom X5 processor running Android 5.1, and a connected controller unit handling processing and battery. Popular applications included drone FPV piloting (with a dedicated Drone Edition), museum exhibits, entertainment venues, and industrial information display.


== History and Development ==
== History and Development ==
=== Moverio Heritage ===
Product line:
* BT-100 (2011)
* BT-200 (2014)
* BT-300 (2016)
* Continued evolution
=== Si-OLED Breakthrough ===
Display innovation:
* Silicon-based OLED
* True transparency
* 100,000:1 contrast
* Epson developed


=== MWC 2016 Announcement ===
=== MWC 2016 Announcement ===
Epson announced the BT-300 at Mobile World Congress in February 2016.
February reveal:
* Si-OLED introduction
* 20% lighter than BT-200
* Improved display
* October availability
 
=== Multiple Editions ===
Market versions:
* AR/Developer Edition ($699)
* Drone FPV Edition ($999)
* DJI partnership
* Specialized bundles


=== Third Generation Moverio ===
== Design Philosophy ==
Successor to BT-100 and BT-200, with major display technology upgrade.


=== World's Lightest ===
=== True Transparency ===
World's lightest Si-OLED-powered binocular transparent smart glasses at launch.
Si-OLED benefit:
* Clear lenses when off
* No visible display elements
* Natural appearance
* Social acceptability


== Design and Hardware ==
=== Binocular AR ===
Dual display:
* Both eyes served
* Stereoscopic capable
* Side-by-side 3D
* Full AR experience


=== Si-OLED Display ===
=== Lightweight Priority ===
* '''Type:''' Silicon OLED (Si-OLED)
Comfort focus:
* '''Configuration:''' Binocular (display in each lens)
* 69g glasses only
* '''Resolution:''' 720p HD per eye
* Extended wear capable
* '''Contrast Ratio:''' 100,000:1
* Glasses-like weight
* '''Transparency:''' See-through optics
* World's lightest (binocular)


=== Breakthrough Technology ===
== Display Technology ==
First smart glasses with Si-OLED displays, enabling:
* High contrast
* Rich colors
* Thin form factor


=== Ultra-Lightweight ===
=== Silicon-OLED ===
* '''Glasses Weight:''' 69g (2.5 oz)
Breakthrough technology:
* '''Improvement:''' 20%+ lighter than BT-200
* '''Resolution''': 720p HD
* Prescription glasses compatible
* '''Contrast''': 100,000:1
* '''Type''': Si-OLED
* Epson proprietary


== Processor ==
=== True Black ===
OLED benefit:
* Pixel-off transparency
* No backlight visible
* True see-through
* Clear when inactive


=== Intel Atom x5 ===
=== Binocular Display ===
* '''Cores:''' Quad-core
Dual image:
* '''Speed:''' 1.44 GHz
* Both lenses have display
* '''Platform:''' Android 5.1
* Stereoscopic content
* 3D capable
* Full field usage
 
=== Field of View ===
Information window:
* 23° diagonal
* Information overlay
* Not immersive
* Data display focused
 
== Optical System ==
 
=== Si-OLED Waveguide ===
Light guide technology:
* Compact projection
* See-through design
* High transparency
* Quality optics
 
=== Transparency ===
AR characteristic:
* Real world visible
* Digital overlay
* Natural blending
* Environment awareness
 
== Processing ==
 
=== Intel Atom X5 ===
Controller processor:
* Quad-core CPU
* Intel HD Graphics
* Efficient performance
* Android capable
 
=== Controller Unit ===
Separate processing:
* Processing in controller
* Battery in controller
* Wired connection
* Weight distribution
 
=== Memory ===
Standard specification:
* '''RAM''': 2GB
* '''Storage''': 16GB
* '''Expandable''': microSD
* Android adequate


== Camera ==
== Camera ==


=== Front-Facing Camera ===
=== 5MP Front Camera ===
* '''Resolution:''' 5 megapixels
Image capture:
* '''Video:''' 1080p @ 30fps
* Photo capable
* Real-time capture
* AR registration
* AR marker recognition
* POV recording
* Documentation


== Controller ==
=== Camera Features ===
Functionality:
* AR marker detection
* Real-world sensing
* Video recording
* Content capture


=== Tethered Controller ===
== Controller Unit ==
* Touchpad navigation
* Physical buttons
* Motion sensors
* Rechargeable battery (6 hours)
* microSD card slot (up to 32GB)


== Connectivity ==
=== Processing Hub ===
Central unit:
* Intel Atom processor
* Battery pack
* Input controls
* Connection ports


* '''Wi-Fi:''' Dual-band wireless
=== Touchpad ===
* '''Bluetooth:''' Bluetooth Smart (BLE)
Input method:
* Accessory integration support
* Swipe gestures
* Tap selection
* Navigation
* Primary input
 
=== Ports ===
Connectivity:
* microSD slot
* 3.5mm audio
* USB connection
* Standard interfaces
 
== Audio ==
 
=== 3.5mm Audio Jack ===
Controller audio:
* Headphone connection
* Controller-located
* Private listening
* Standard port
 
=== Microphone ===
Voice capture:
* Built-in microphone
* Voice input
* Recording
* Communication


== Sensors ==
== Sensors ==


=== Motion Tracking ===
=== Motion Sensors ===
Orientation detection:
* Accelerometer
* Gyroscope
* Gyroscope
* Accelerometer
* Compass
* Compass
* Head motion detection
* 3DoF tracking
 
=== GPS ===
Location awareness:
* Position detection
* Navigation apps
* Location AR
* Outdoor use
 
== Battery ==
 
=== Controller Battery ===
Power system:
* ~2200mAh
* ~6 hours use
* ~5 hours charge
* Reasonable life
 
== Physical Design ==
 
=== Glasses Form ===
Wearable design:
* Sunglasses-like
* 69g weight (glasses)
* Foldable temples
* Portable
 
=== Dimensions ===
Compact size:
* 191 × 178 × 25mm
* Glasses form
* Pocketable
* Travel friendly
 
=== Tethered Design ===
Two-part system:
* Glasses display
* Controller unit
* Cable connection
* Distributed weight
 
== Software ==
 
=== Android 5.1 ===
Operating system:
* Standard Android
* App compatibility
* SDK available
* Developer friendly
 
=== Moverio Apps ===
Content ecosystem:
* AR applications
* Utilities
* Entertainment
* Enterprise tools
 
=== SDK ===
Development platform:
* Unity support
* Native development
* AR tools
* Developer access
 
== Use Cases ==
 
=== Drone FPV ===
Popular application:
* First-person view flying
* DJI integration
* Real-time feed
* Immersive piloting
 
=== Museums/Exhibits ===
Information overlay:
* Exhibit information
* Interactive displays
* Guided tours
* Educational content
 
=== Entertainment ===
Consumer applications:
* Personal cinema
* Gaming
* AR experiences
* Media viewing
 
=== Enterprise ===
Professional use:
* Information display
* Hands-free data
* Instructions
* Guidance systems


== Editions ==
== Editions ==


=== AR/Developer Edition ===
=== AR/Developer Edition ===
For AR application development and general use.
Standard version:
* $699 price
* General purpose
* Development use
* Consumer AR


=== Drone FPV Edition ===
=== Drone FPV Edition ===
Optimized for first-person view drone flying with DJI integration.
Specialized bundle:
* $999 price
* DJI controller mount
* FPV software
* Drone piloting


== Specifications ==
== Comparison with Competitors ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Feature !! Epson BT-300 !! Google Glass !! ODG R-7
|-
| Price || $699 || $1,500 || $2,750
|-
| Display || Binocular || Monocular || Binocular
|-
| Resolution || 720p || 640×360 || 720p
|-
| FOV || 23° || 15° || 30°
|-
| Weight || 69g (glasses) || 36g || 125g
|-
| See-through || Yes (Si-OLED) || Yes || Yes
|}
 
== Strengths and Limitations ==
 
=== Strengths ===
* True transparent Si-OLED
* 100,000:1 contrast ratio
* Ultra-lightweight (69g glasses)
* Binocular display
* Drone FPV capable
* Affordable ($699)
 
=== Limitations ===
* Small FOV (23°)
* Tethered to controller
* Basic processing power
* Limited AR features
* No positional tracking
* Dated Android version
 
== Technical Specifications Summary ==


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
Line 125: Line 420:
! Specification !! Details
! Specification !! Details
|-
|-
| Display || Si-OLED (binocular)
| Display || Dual Si-OLED, 720p HD
|-
|-
| Resolution || 720p per eye
| FOV || 23° diagonal
|-
|-
| Contrast || 100,000:1
| Contrast || 100,000:1
|-
|-
| Field of View || 23°
| Processor || Intel Atom X5 (quad-core)
|-
| Processor || Intel Atom x5 (quad-core)
|-
|-
| Camera || 5MP (1080p video)
| Memory || 2GB RAM, 16GB storage
|-
|-
| Storage || microSDHC (32GB max)
| Camera || 5MP front-facing
|-
|-
| Battery || 6 hours
| Battery || ~6 hours
|-
|-
| Glasses Weight || 69g
| Weight || 69g (glasses only)
|-
|-
| OS || Android 5.1
| OS || Android 5.1
|-
|-
| Price || $699
| Price || $699 / $999
|}
|}


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[Epson]]
* [[Epson]]
* [[Moverio]]
* [[Epson Moverio BT-200]]
* [[Epson Moverio BT-40]]
* [[Smart Glasses]]
* [[Si-OLED]]
* [[Si-OLED]]
* [[Smart glasses]]
* [[Drone FPV]]
* [[Drone FPV]]


Line 159: Line 453:


[[Category:Devices]]
[[Category:Devices]]
[[Category:Smart Glasses]]
[[Category:AR Glasses]]
[[Category:AR Glasses]]
[[Category:Smart glasses]]
[[Category:Consumer AR]]
[[Category:Epson]]
[[Category:Si-OLED]]
[[Category:Si-OLED]]
[[Category:Epson]]
[[Category:2010s AR]]
[[Category:2010s AR]]

Latest revision as of 03:07, 8 January 2026

Epson Moverio BT-300
Basic Info
VR/AR Augmented Reality
Type Smart Glasses
Subtype Consumer AR
Platform Android 5.1
Creator Epson
Developer Epson
Manufacturer Epson
Announcement Date February 2016 (MWC)
Release Date October 2016
Price $699 (AR/Developer Edition), $999 (Drone FPV Edition)
Website https://epson.com/
Versions BT-300 AR/Developer Edition, BT-300 Drone FPV Edition
Requires None (standalone)
Predecessor Epson Moverio BT-200
Successor Epson Moverio BT-40
System
Operating System Android 5.1
Chipset Intel Atom X5
CPU Intel Atom X5 (quad-core)
GPU Integrated Intel HD Graphics
Storage
Storage 16GB
Memory 2GB RAM
SD Card Slot Yes (microSD)
Display
Display Dual Si-OLED (binocular)
Subpixel Layout RGB
Peak Brightness Not specified
Resolution 1280 × 720 (HD) combined
Pixel Density N/A
Refresh Rate 60Hz
Persistence Low persistence
Image
Field of View 23° diagonal
Horizontal FoV ~23°
Vertical FoV ~13°
Average Pixel Density N/A
Peak Pixel Density N/A
Foveated Rendering No
Optics
Optics Si-OLED waveguide
Ocularity Binocular
IPD Range Fixed
Adjustable Diopter No (glasses compatible)
Passthrough Native see-through (AR)
Tracking
Tracking 3DoF (IMU)
Tracking Frequency N/A
Base Stations None
Eye Tracking No
Face Tracking No
Hand Tracking No
Body Tracking No
Rotational Tracking Yes
Positional Tracking No
Update Rate 60Hz
Tracking Volume N/A
Play Space Mobile AR
Latency <50ms
Audio
Audio 3.5mm audio jack (controller unit)
Microphone Yes
3.5mm Audio Jack Yes
Camera 5MP front-facing camera
Connectivity
Connectivity Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth, GPS
Ports microSD, 3.5mm audio, USB
Wired Video Yes (USB connection)
Wireless Video Yes (Wi-Fi streaming)
WiFi Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Bluetooth Yes
Power Internal battery
Battery Capacity ~2200mAh (controller unit)
Battery Life ~6 hours
Charge Time ~5 hours
Device
Dimensions 191 × 178 × 25mm (glasses)
Weight 69g (glasses only)
Material Polycarbonate
Headstrap None (glasses temples)
Haptics No
Color Black
Sensors Accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, GPS
Input Touchpad (controller), camera
Compliance FCC, CE

Property "Platform" (as page type) with input value "Android]] 5.1" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process. Property "Operating System" (as page type) with input value "Android]] 5.1" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process. Property "Latency" (as page type) with input value "" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.


The Epson Moverio BT-300 is a binocular smart glasses device developed by Epson, announced at Mobile World Congress in February 2016 and released in October 2016 at a price of $699 for the AR/Developer Edition. The BT-300 represented a significant advancement over its BT-200 predecessor, introducing Epson's breakthrough Silicon-OLED (Si-OLED) display technology that enabled 100,000:1 contrast ratio and truly transparent augmented reality—when no content is displayed, the lenses appear nearly clear. Weighing just 69 grams for the glasses portion (the world's lightest binocular see-through smart glasses at launch), the BT-300 featured 720p HD resolution across both lenses, an Intel Atom X5 processor running Android 5.1, and a connected controller unit handling processing and battery. Popular applications included drone FPV piloting (with a dedicated Drone Edition), museum exhibits, entertainment venues, and industrial information display.

History and Development

Moverio Heritage

Product line:

  • BT-100 (2011)
  • BT-200 (2014)
  • BT-300 (2016)
  • Continued evolution

Si-OLED Breakthrough

Display innovation:

  • Silicon-based OLED
  • True transparency
  • 100,000:1 contrast
  • Epson developed

MWC 2016 Announcement

February reveal:

  • Si-OLED introduction
  • 20% lighter than BT-200
  • Improved display
  • October availability

Multiple Editions

Market versions:

  • AR/Developer Edition ($699)
  • Drone FPV Edition ($999)
  • DJI partnership
  • Specialized bundles

Design Philosophy

True Transparency

Si-OLED benefit:

  • Clear lenses when off
  • No visible display elements
  • Natural appearance
  • Social acceptability

Binocular AR

Dual display:

  • Both eyes served
  • Stereoscopic capable
  • Side-by-side 3D
  • Full AR experience

Lightweight Priority

Comfort focus:

  • 69g glasses only
  • Extended wear capable
  • Glasses-like weight
  • World's lightest (binocular)

Display Technology

Silicon-OLED

Breakthrough technology:

  • Resolution: 720p HD
  • Contrast: 100,000:1
  • Type: Si-OLED
  • Epson proprietary

True Black

OLED benefit:

  • Pixel-off transparency
  • No backlight visible
  • True see-through
  • Clear when inactive

Binocular Display

Dual image:

  • Both lenses have display
  • Stereoscopic content
  • 3D capable
  • Full field usage

Field of View

Information window:

  • 23° diagonal
  • Information overlay
  • Not immersive
  • Data display focused

Optical System

Si-OLED Waveguide

Light guide technology:

  • Compact projection
  • See-through design
  • High transparency
  • Quality optics

Transparency

AR characteristic:

  • Real world visible
  • Digital overlay
  • Natural blending
  • Environment awareness

Processing

Intel Atom X5

Controller processor:

  • Quad-core CPU
  • Intel HD Graphics
  • Efficient performance
  • Android capable

Controller Unit

Separate processing:

  • Processing in controller
  • Battery in controller
  • Wired connection
  • Weight distribution

Memory

Standard specification:

  • RAM: 2GB
  • Storage: 16GB
  • Expandable: microSD
  • Android adequate

Camera

5MP Front Camera

Image capture:

  • Photo capable
  • AR registration
  • POV recording
  • Documentation

Camera Features

Functionality:

  • AR marker detection
  • Real-world sensing
  • Video recording
  • Content capture

Controller Unit

Processing Hub

Central unit:

  • Intel Atom processor
  • Battery pack
  • Input controls
  • Connection ports

Touchpad

Input method:

  • Swipe gestures
  • Tap selection
  • Navigation
  • Primary input

Ports

Connectivity:

  • microSD slot
  • 3.5mm audio
  • USB connection
  • Standard interfaces

Audio

3.5mm Audio Jack

Controller audio:

  • Headphone connection
  • Controller-located
  • Private listening
  • Standard port

Microphone

Voice capture:

  • Built-in microphone
  • Voice input
  • Recording
  • Communication

Sensors

Motion Sensors

Orientation detection:

  • Accelerometer
  • Gyroscope
  • Compass
  • 3DoF tracking

GPS

Location awareness:

  • Position detection
  • Navigation apps
  • Location AR
  • Outdoor use

Battery

Controller Battery

Power system:

  • ~2200mAh
  • ~6 hours use
  • ~5 hours charge
  • Reasonable life

Physical Design

Glasses Form

Wearable design:

  • Sunglasses-like
  • 69g weight (glasses)
  • Foldable temples
  • Portable

Dimensions

Compact size:

  • 191 × 178 × 25mm
  • Glasses form
  • Pocketable
  • Travel friendly

Tethered Design

Two-part system:

  • Glasses display
  • Controller unit
  • Cable connection
  • Distributed weight

Software

Android 5.1

Operating system:

  • Standard Android
  • App compatibility
  • SDK available
  • Developer friendly

Moverio Apps

Content ecosystem:

  • AR applications
  • Utilities
  • Entertainment
  • Enterprise tools

SDK

Development platform:

  • Unity support
  • Native development
  • AR tools
  • Developer access

Use Cases

Drone FPV

Popular application:

  • First-person view flying
  • DJI integration
  • Real-time feed
  • Immersive piloting

Museums/Exhibits

Information overlay:

  • Exhibit information
  • Interactive displays
  • Guided tours
  • Educational content

Entertainment

Consumer applications:

  • Personal cinema
  • Gaming
  • AR experiences
  • Media viewing

Enterprise

Professional use:

  • Information display
  • Hands-free data
  • Instructions
  • Guidance systems

Editions

AR/Developer Edition

Standard version:

  • $699 price
  • General purpose
  • Development use
  • Consumer AR

Drone FPV Edition

Specialized bundle:

  • $999 price
  • DJI controller mount
  • FPV software
  • Drone piloting

Comparison with Competitors

Feature Epson BT-300 Google Glass ODG R-7
Price $699 $1,500 $2,750
Display Binocular Monocular Binocular
Resolution 720p 640×360 720p
FOV 23° 15° 30°
Weight 69g (glasses) 36g 125g
See-through Yes (Si-OLED) Yes Yes

Strengths and Limitations

Strengths

  • True transparent Si-OLED
  • 100,000:1 contrast ratio
  • Ultra-lightweight (69g glasses)
  • Binocular display
  • Drone FPV capable
  • Affordable ($699)

Limitations

  • Small FOV (23°)
  • Tethered to controller
  • Basic processing power
  • Limited AR features
  • No positional tracking
  • Dated Android version

Technical Specifications Summary

Specification Details
Display Dual Si-OLED, 720p HD
FOV 23° diagonal
Contrast 100,000:1
Processor Intel Atom X5 (quad-core)
Memory 2GB RAM, 16GB storage
Camera 5MP front-facing
Battery ~6 hours
Weight 69g (glasses only)
OS Android 5.1
Price $699 / $999

See Also

References

Retrieved from "https://vrarwiki.com/index.php?title=Epson_Moverio_BT-300&oldid=37390"