PiGraham wrote:There are lots of AR glasses with resolution 320x240 and up. See my links. Composite or HDMI input are possible.

Thanks for the links but I'm not looking for already built AR glasses, I'm looking for a High resolution MicroDisplay that accepts serial input.

Hi Jesper, If there is only one SPI channel, you could use the USB Display with this High quality audio card: https://www.adafruit.com/products/1761 It's an add on for the RPi, which will connect to one row of GPIO pins which will output HiFi sound through the audio jack. This is probably the best w...

I'm not sure that this is possible with i2S, and a GPIO display (The one included in the link you provided). Some pins interfere with each other, such as #24 and #26. So I don't think that it is possible, but you could look for another audio system for the Pi. Although I may be wrong, because I am n...

This is probably a starting point: https://www.google.com/get/cardboard/ The first problem you have is that you need to focus the screen at infinity. If you just put a screen up to your eyes, you won't be able to focus your eyes on it. The above link should give you the basic components you need an...

Hey everyone I'm new here so go easy. My current project is to create a pair of Augmented Reality glasses. But I don't know where to start. With displays I mean. The display will be reflected through the lens kind of like Google Glass, but with two displays and a single driver board. I have no Idea ...