Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Introduction
What are Smartglasses?
Some quick definitions
The Markets for Smartglasses
Forecast adjustments due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Smartglasses shipment forecast
Smartglasses revenue forecast
Smartglasses profit forecast
Two Ways to Look at the Smartglasses Marketplace
Five Forces
SWOT
The Technology of Smartglasses: Challenges and Opportunities
Hardware
Software
Key factors in the development of smartglasses
The Smartglasses Roadmap – 2020-2030
Smartglasses Roadmap Milestones
Industries and Applications
Augmented Enterprise
The Consumer Marketplace
Key Players in the Smartglasses Industry
Recommendations and Cautions
For Providers of Systems and Components
For End Users and Those Who Manage Them
For Investors
Appendix 1: Glossary
Appendix 2: Authors and Contributors
Executive panel of experts
Appendix 3: Methodology
Appendix 4: About ImmersivEdge Advisors
Tables
Table 1: Smartglasses shipment forecast: 2019-2030
Table 2: Smartglasses revenue forecast: 2019-2030
Table 3: Smartglasses profit forecast: 2019-2030
Table 4: Smartglasses Roadmap: 2020-2030
Table 5: Smartglasses applications by industry and interest sectors
Table 6: Key players in the smartglasses industry.
Table 7: Investment opportunities
Charts
Chart 1: Smartglasses revenue by Sector
Chart 2: Smartglasses Shipments by Sector
Chart 3: Smartglasses revenue by Sector
Chart 4: Smartglasses Avg. Unit Price by Sector
Chart 5: Smartglasses industry profits
Chart 6: Smartglasses shipments by sector
Illustrations
Image 1: Lenovo showed this smartglasses design concept early in 2020.
Image 2: The Magic Leap system.
Image 3: Augmented reality overlays computer-generated data and images on the real world.
Image 4: HUD display of weather information as shown on the Vuzix Blade.
Image 5: Moore's Law
Image 6: This microLED HD display from Plessey Semiconductor has a diagonal measurement of about 6.35 mm. It’s still too big.
Image 7: Furniture retailers are making it easy to see new furniture in the shopper's space.
Image 8: AR assistants already guide travelers, who use their smart phones to obtain information. Soon, these systems will be a big part of the smartglasses ecosystem.
Image 9: Panasonic displayed this compact HMD concept at CES 2020. It's easy to imagine this as an early smartglasses prototype, with the addition of pass-through cameras on the front.