MicroOLED, the company that specializes in the design, production and marketing of OLED microdisplays, today announced ActiveLook 2.0, a new version of its iOS and Android applications for head up displays in glasses. ActiveLook 2.0 significantly improves functionality and experience, and enables users to fully customize the data that is projected in their field of view in ActiveLook enabled sunglasses. ActiveLook 2.0 is part of the open ActiveLook development platform to create breakthrough near-eye display applications, and offers a new way for app developers, as well as companies focused on eyewear, sporting goods, and technology, to quickly deploy “Light AR” (Light Augmented Reality) solutions. ActiveLook 2.0 also provides improved user interface, a more robust software development kit (SDK), and improved bluetooth low energy (BLE) connections.
“Deploying ActiveLook via Garmin Data Fields enables Garmin users to gain real-time access to all the great sensor data available within the Garmin ecosystem” says Xavier Bonjour, director of marketing and partnerships at MicroOLED. “Instant, intuitive access to real-time performance data is a game changer for endurance athletes – in training and in competition. Speed, distance, cadence, elapsed time, heart rate, power – these are just a few of the data types users can see in their natural field of view, without slowing down to look at their watch or bike computer. ActiveLook compatible products give athletes the ability to see performance status, at a glance. The new implementation of Garmin Data Fields enables users to personalize their display like never before.”
Features and benefits of ActiveLook 2.0 include:
ActiveLook 2.0 is now available in the App Store and Google Play at no cost. ActiveLook compatible glasses, presently offered by ENGO, Julbo, and Cosmo, are required.
