Concept
3D spatial glasses
Peeka
Your screen, anywhere.
Light glasses that show a big floating PETOS screen and 3D films, connected to your Stephone or Frientom by one cable.
What makes it different.
- A floating PETOS desktop up to the size of a cinema screen
- 3D photos and videos from the Stephone's two back cameras
- Rest blink reminders and a reading ruler that floats in space
- Light enough to wear like sunglasses: no big headset
How each part works.
DisplaysTwo small micro-OLED screens, one per eye, for 3D.
LensesBend the picture so it looks far away; clip-in lenses for your prescription.
CableUSB-C to Stephone, Frientom or Pouch, which do the work.
Planned specs
A design concept: specs and prices are targets, the chips named are real part families, and nothing has been engineered, tested or quoted yet.
| Picture | 1080p per eye, 3D (planned) (target) |
|---|---|
| Weight | About 80 g (target) (target) |
| Built on | Sony micro-OLED displays, as used in today's display glasses (candidate) |
| PETOS | PETOS needs a spatial display mode. Not started. |
| Price | Target £399 (estimate) |