Make the Most of Your Trip: Attend Nov 16th & Nov 17th
Get the full picture of XR hardware by joining us for both days in the Bay Area. While you can attend either event on its own, registering for both gives you the optimal combination of broad, cross-disciplinary engineering and highly specialized optical insights.
Why Register for Both?
- Comprehensive Overview to Targeted Deep Dive: Day 1 provides a wide-angle look across the entire XR landscape—covering both display optics and sensor integration, with a special focus on medium-to-large FOV AR/VR. Day 2 zooms in to focus specifically on display optics for waveguide AR glasses, with an emphasis on driving down manufacturing costs.
- Exclusive Teardown & Expert Panel: Get an under-the-hood look at today’s leading AR/VR/XR glasses, followed by an interactive panel discussion with industry experts during the Day 1 workshop.
- Computer History Museum Experience: Explore the evolution of spatial computing with a curated visit to historical AR/VR/MR exhibits during Day 2 at the Computer History Museum.
- Maximum Networking: Expand your professional network by spending two full days with Bay Area display specialists, optical engineers, innovators, and industry leaders.
The Schedule
Day 1: Technical Workshop (Nov 16, 2026 | Radisson Hotel, Sunnyvale) Bridging the Gap Between Display Output and Sensor Input — A technical dive into display optics and sensor integration for medium-to-large FOV AR/VR, featuring a live AR/VR/XR glasses teardown and an interactive expert panel.
Day 2: BASID One-Day Conference (Nov 17, 2026 | Computer History Museum, Mountain View) Advancing Waveguide AR Display Optics — A dedicated conference focusing on display optics for waveguide AR glasses and actionable paths to bring production costs down, complemented by an on-site Computer History museum.
