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Meta's Glasses Lead Shift to Discreet Near-Eye Displays

1/13/2026

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Meta's Ray-Ban Display glasses currently lead the market, signaling a shift from smartphones to near-eye displays.
Lumus introduces new waveguides, including the ZOE prototype with a 70-degree field of view and the ultra-thin Z-30.
Lumus aims to create slimmer designs that allow users to engage with digital content discreetly.
The technology could reduce reliance on smartphones as users adapt to near-eye displays, according to Lumus' VP of marketing, David Goldman.

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Story summary

Meta's Ray-Ban Display glasses currently lead the market, signaling a shift from smartphones to near-eye displays.
Lumus introduces new waveguides, including the ZOE prototype with a 70-degree field of view and the ultra-thin Z-30.
Lumus aims to create slimmer designs that allow users to engage with digital content discreetly.
The technology could reduce reliance on smartphones as users adapt to near-eye displays, according to Lumus' VP of marketing, David Goldman.