The market's leading high-resolution VR display delivers an even higher-resolution, clearer picture with Almalence Digital Lens.
... I’m honestly surprised how much it improved the image. ... Sure brings out the details. ... It really blew my socks off. ... Oh that is amazing. Kinda feeling you get when you put on a new headset which is much better than the old one!
Beyond Pixel Density: The Challenge of Image Quality
In the realm of virtual reality displays, achieving superior image quality extends far beyond merely increasing pixel density. The real challenge lies in transmitting these high-resolution images through the display's optics without any loss of clarity or introduction of aberrations. Given the inherent limitations of head-mounted displays, such as size, weight, and the dynamic nature of the eye's entrance pupil, optimizing image quality cannot rely solely on optical design. As display resolutions soar, optical components increasingly become a limiting factor, potentially degrading the overall visual experience.
Almalence Digital Lens: Elevating Optical Performance
Enter the Almalence Digital Lens: a dynamic optical aberration correction technology that transcends traditional physical limitations. This innovative solution significantly enhances optical performance without adding any extra bulk or weight to the headset. It effectively unlocks the full potential of high-resolution displays, literally making that high resolution visible.
Pioneering with Pimax Crystal
Currently, we are in the exciting phase of testing the Digital Lens in conjunction with the Pimax Crystal, the market's leading high-resolution VR display. This collaboration showcases the remarkable capabilities of both technologies, providing a glimpse into the future of immersive visual experiences. Below, you'll find a series of comparison images that demonstrate the transformative impact of the Digital Lens. Additionally, for a limited period, Pimax Crystal users have the exclusive opportunity to experience this enhancement firsthand through the Digital Lens Evaluation OpenXR Plugin.