Mobile document work
Full-size screen space for documents and dashboards on the move.
Virtual display glasses are display glasses in the literal sense. They take video from a laptop, phone, tablet or console over USB-C and place a large private screen in front of the wearer, with no onboard computer and no battery of their own. VR Expert AI supplies the XREAL One Pro and XREAL 1S, both using native 3DoF to hold the screen steady, and the VITURE Beast at a 174-inch screen and up to 1250 nits.
The VITURE Luma Pro and Luma Ultra add built-in focus up to -4.0D, which removes the need for prescription inserts for many wearers, and the Luma Ultra adds 6DoF with hand gestures. Typical use is document and dashboard work on trains and in hotels, content review, training and client demos: anywhere carrying a second monitor is unrealistic and the person in the next seat is not someone you want reading your screen.
The host device decides everything. Display glasses need USB-C with DisplayPort video output, which not every laptop or phone provides, and a full working session drains a phone unless a hub keeps it charged. The XREAL USB-C Hub and VITURE USB-C Hub exist for exactly that, and they are the item most often left off the first order and bought three weeks later.
These are not smart glasses with a display for hands-free field work. They are AR glasses for focused screen work, so compare them with assisted-reality devices if the requirement is guided, hands-busy tasks. VR Expert AI supplies virtual display glasses with volume pricing, business invoicing and US and EU delivery across the glasses range, from pilot units to a fleet, with compatibility checked before the quote goes out.