Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Dr Pawan Shrestha, Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellow at Cambridge, pitched a proof-of-concept wearable AR experience that keeps virtual objects in focus at different depths, offering comfortable 3D viewing that causes no nausea or eyestrain to the user. It displays images on the retina using pixel beam scanning, which ensures the image stays in focus, regardless of the distance that the user is fixating on.
Dr Shrestha was one of 18 presenters who was challenged to pitch her innovative idea to an audience, including a panel of judges, in just three minutes, as part of the #FallingWalls Lab Cambridge: eng.cam.ac.uk/news/competition-challenges-students-and-researchers-communicate-impact-ideas-three-minutes
The Falling Walls Lab Cambridge was organised by the Department of Engineering, @cambridgeuniversity, the Federal Foreign Office of Germany; and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
Dr Pawan Shrestha, Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellow at Cambridge, pitched a proof-of-concept wearable AR experience that keeps virtual objects in focus at different depths, offering comfortable 3D viewing that causes no nausea or eyestrain to the user. It displays images on the retina using pixel beam scanning, which ensures the image stays in focus, regardless of the distance that the user is fixating on.
Dr Shrestha was one of 18 presenters who was challenged to pitch her innovative idea to an audience, including a panel of judges, in just three minutes, as part of the #FallingWalls Lab Cambridge: eng.cam.ac.uk/news/competition-challenges-students-and-researchers-communicate-impact-ideas-three-minutes
The Falling Walls Lab Cambridge was organised by the Department of Engineering, @cambridgeuniversity, the Federal Foreign Office of Germany; and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
