On September 10, 2025, the 26^th China International Optoelectronic Exposition (CIOE) opened in Shenzhen, during which Goeroptics showcased a range of new products across XR optics, in-vehicle vision, and laser projection modules, introducing new excitement into the industry.

XR Optics: Leading the Revolution in Slimness and Display

        In the AR category, focusing on "glasses-like form factors" and high display performance, Goeroptics launched multiple optical waveguide solutions. Among them was the first-ever full-color diffraction waveguide etched with silicon carbide—a high-performance optical material that reduces color divergence while enabling slimmer designs. This product utilizes full lamination technology to eliminate air gaps between lenses, achieving a mere 0.65mm in thickness and 3.5g in weight. Within a 30° field of view (FOV), it delivers uniform color rendering without rainbow artifacts (a common color interference issue caused by light transmission deviations in waveguides), significantly enhancing wearing comfort and visual experience.

     The newly launched ultra-high-efficiency Micro LED full-color nano-imprinted waveguide display module incorporates an in-house full-color Micro LED engine—the industry’s smallest at 0.2 cm³ and 0.5g, comparable in size to a soybean. With a peak eye-entry brightness of 6,000 nits, nearly imperceptible color deviation, and crisp imagery, this solution leverages mature processes for rapid mass production and cost advantages.

      Additionally, Goeroptics also released an upgraded full-color etched waveguide module supporting binocular display, with a grating area transmittance exceeding 92% for clear daytime visibility. An optimized Micro LED single-green resin diffraction waveguide module offers higher transmittance and virtually no rainbow effect, significantly elevating the AR visual experience.

       In VR, addressing demands for lightweight design and image quality, Goeroptics introduced the "Stellar" and "Interstellar" series of Pancake modules, including Stellar LE5 which integrates a compact silicon-based OLED screen, achieving a small form factor with over 85° FOV HD display, support for VST video see-through & myopia adjustment and adaptable to diverse scenarios; Stellar LE52 features glasses-level lightness and supports high-quality 80° FOV display, ideal for media consumption; Interstellar C51 combines silicon-based OLED with 110° wide FOV for monocular 4K HD display, delivering flagship-tier immersion; and Interstellar P51 adopts an LCD screen to achieve high-quality imaging at 100° FOV.

In-Vehicle Vision: Smarter Visual Interaction

   Goeroptics debuted a DLP projection smart headlamp module capable of 1.3-million-pixel precision beam control—accurately avoiding vehicles/pedestrians within 100 meters without dazzling eyes. At 60W power, it reaches 1,800 lumens brightness and 300:1 contrast ratio (50% higher than peers), supporting dynamic welcome effects and safety warnings. The company also launched the world’s first plastic torsion mirror, a core component for LiDAR that balances performance and cost, accelerating automotive LiDAR adoption.

        Furthermore, Goeroptics unveiled three home-use triple-laser projection engines, covering scenarios from 4K/2,900 lumens to 1080P/650 lumens. For industrial vision, its 3D profilometer laser module enables micron-level precision part inspection, complemented by high-spec industrial lenses offering integrated machine vision solutions for smart manufacturing, inspection, and automation.