Onyx Classic - Final Onyx AR Glasses

[@Cornsnake-p9v]

wow, it looks absolutely incredible and I definitely think I am going to build one1

[@jpnc2319]

Awesome job! Congratulations!

[@yariktelyashenko3774]

Beautiful!

[@jasonhedtke659]

Great work! I'll have to purchase this kit as well 😀 Also for those who have prescription glasses you can take an old pair of your prescription glasses and pop out the lenses. Then use the plastic lenses included in the kit and tape it on your prescription lenses. Then you can use a Dremel to sand it down to shape to fit it in the frames That's what I did to make my pair have prescription lenses. Otherwise I'm pretty sure you can go to a glasses store and ask if they can order custom prescription lenses for the frames

[@GImDOa]

just a question, can it connect to car rear camera with 3.5mm jack? How can it be displayed? I want to use it on my helmet, thanks

[@ManolloMancelli]

I think it would connect to your camera if it has composite (yellow) plug. You would have to switch some wires in my cable though and add 5V power supply

[@brendoderf4748]

to help with the wires when putting in try putting hot glue on the connection.

[@Yash1331]

How about adding a pi micro camera in the frame for interactive computer vision applications?

[@PlasmaFreak]

Looks great! You really refined the design down to something impressive. How visibible is the smaller text on the pi screen like the name of an app for example? My past designs the text is not magnified enough to read without bumping text size up a good bit.

[@ManolloMancelli]

Thanks! The smaller fonts ar bit difficult to read but I’ve simply made the text larger inside the Pi os

[@timmyj5575]

wow what a great job! am buying an etsy kit right now edit: where can i buy the display and driver board?

[@ManolloMancelli]

Thanks ! You can buy the display here: www.aliexpress.us/item/3256802092085373.html or here: www.ebay.com/itm/374641522951 Display comes with driver board

[@sign25]

​@@ManolloMancelli Hello, ​Mañolo. Very interested in your project. Unfortunately, in my country there is no access to patreon and I can not pay for sponsorship. Perhaps there is another way to pay for the download of the project? For example bitcoin?

[@wayneo9783]

great work, what's in the etsy kit? or where can i find more information? thanks

[@ManolloMancelli]

You can find the Kit A here: www.etsy.com/listing/1477119375/ This kit includes all the plastic parts, 2 front lenses, semi-transparent combiner piece and video connector board

[@JainJayk]

Awesome !

[@jackdaly5903]

Hey there! This is amazing and I've just bought the parts to build them myself. However I've noticed that my FLCoS display driver board as a white plastic housing for the included wires, but yours does not. I was wondering if it was necessary to remove it and if so how do I remove it? It would be great if you could make a video on it or just reply to this comment. Thanks in advance!

[@ManolloMancelli]

Hi! It’s required to remove the white connector on the driver board. You can do so by first, cutting out as much plastic as you can with scalpel or modeling knife and then desoldering the remaining pins. You have to be extra careful while doing so because you could scrape off the pins. Alternatively, if you don’t want to risk it, you could cut a small, connector size hole on the side of the board compartment so it would stick out of the glasses

[@jackdaly5903]

@@ManolloMancelli Thanks!

[@stevebankburg6268]

could you pls make a video about how to do it, i don't really understand it, i'm new to all of this@@ManolloMancelli

[@CarryingTheLogs]

Would it work without the acrylic lenses, because in your sideloader glasses there are no lenses and this display is like the sideloader but on top instead of the side of your eye. A response would be greatly appreciated :)

[@ManolloMancelli]

Sure. The acrylic lenses are just for looks

[@CarryingTheLogs]

@@ManolloMancelli First of all, thank you for responding previously and your work here is honestly amazing at the forefront of DIY AR glasses. But, I was trying to find the car HUD on aliexpress as you said in the video, but I couldn't find a product with just the optical combiner. Could you provide a link to where you source them? Also, I realized that on your sideloader glasses you don't use a magnifying piece, is that because you used a different display? Again, thank you so much and it would be immensely helpful if you replied to this! Happy Holidays! :)

[@julithething2154]

Wouldn't silk pla work better fo hinge pieces since its smoother

[@francisco0416]

Hello, it's a pleasure to greet you. I have been watching your videos on KZbin for some time now. I've seen that you have created augmented reality glasses. Currently, I am pursuing a master's degree in product development engineering, and my thesis is about developing a heads-up display (HUD) for motorcyclists. I would like to hear your opinion on what would be the best optical solution for this project. The goal is to create an affordable device. I would love to hear your thoughts on this matter. Thank you in advance for your attention. Best regards.

[@Blind-Spot]

No attention for monsieur college boi 😢 Hehe 😛

[@AeroTechOG]

On all the links it says that they cant find the product?

[@onplay1471]

Nice video!! Just a quick question, if you wanted to picture a 3d model to simulate virtual stuff in reality, how would you make it for the eye to be able to focus on the 3d object and the background at the same time? I mean, with the screen being that close to the eyes, if you look to the projected object the background looks blurred, and if you look at the background the object looks blurred. I know that in order to picture that object as I want to I would need one screen in front of each eye with different view angles, I just dont know how to make my eyes focus on the 3d object and the background at the same time. There is no need for you to respond, the video was already helpful, thank you!

[@ManolloMancelli]

Hey. It’s really pretty easy. It’s just a matter of distance between the magnifying lense and display. If you put the magnifier further from the screen, image will be projected “further” in the virtual space. You can adjust it in a way that you can clearly see the image and your surroundings.

[@onplay1471]

@@ManolloMancelli I get it, thank you very much man, I really appreciate it

[@caganboyle]

Will these glasses be on sale in the near future? I live in Turkey and because of the economy here, AR glasses are very expensive. If you are thinking of selling these glasses, how much would you sell them for?

[@caganboyle]

To be honest, these glasses seem to be the only way I can experience this technology, and I think it looks very nice. But I don't have enough skills to make these glasses so I'm curious about the total price of this glasses with all the parts ready for immediate use if you put it up for sale soon

[@goldenappl6882]

WHAT THIS IS ABSOULETLY AMAZING!!!!!!! i have a few questions tho, Can you make it so that it will run a google glass operating system or something similar? i think raspberry pi os sounds like a bit too much and im looking for something simple and easy to use. Also, are you gonna make this wireless at some point? And how much will you sell these for? Also, what input device do you use?Thanks for reading!

[@FlightheroRC]

Is the display programmable?

[@ManolloMancelli]

It’s not programmable. It just works after pluging the video source

[@the_minecraft_destroyer]

Thanks so much for this! Once the following questions are answered (if it still sounds worthwhile) I intend to buy your kit When wearing the glasses, how big or prominent is the display? How visible are things on the screen? For example, how much do you have to zoom to read plain 12pt font? Also, does your patreon have files that can be modified in onshape, fusion 360, or similar? I may want to modify it later to add slots for a camera, speakers, and a microphone if the glasses work well enough, but I don't want to get the files if they aren't easily modifiable

[@HaydenMisiura]

also how do i wir the 3.5 mm jack to the rpi?

[@ColaTai]

Very nice uwu

[@ManolloMancelli]

OwO

[@MaxMax-xn2ki]

Jesteś polakiem? czuć akcent, hehe. A sam projekt świetny, tylko niestety brak software do okularów.

[@NadirQ-bl7hg]

Hi I tried to connect on discord but link won’t work, is there another way? I have a great idea for a project with you

[@ManolloMancelli]

Hey. discord.gg/vRYMry5v

[@ultralaggerREV1]

Ok, I will have to say this, but even though our guy here made a statement to be careful with blades as he cut himself, I want to put a serious disclaimer that if you’re gonna use a soldering iron pen to melt the plastic on the hinge, DO NOT TOUCH THE METAL TIP, YOU’LL BE SEVERELY BURNT. Saying from experience. I burnt myself with a soldering iron pen last week (as of writing) and it still hurts with a horrible burn mark

[@ManolloMancelli]

Oh yeah. For sure. Be especially careful not to burn yourself when there’s molten plastic on your soldering iron. It will get mixed with your flesh pretty easily

[@alexLopez-np1rb]

How do u fix the mirror effect ?

[@ManolloMancelli]

You can enable mirror flip in the Raspberry settings or you can use “Ultramon” on windows

[@HaydenMisiura]

i going to make a project very similar and different to this im going to add a rpi 0 w an im going to controll it with an eeg

[@chernovbilinski4012]

What computer science languages do you use for this

[@ManolloMancelli]

Mostly English

[@district99]

Nice

[@mohantejaammiti]

how to control. it

[@FalconStudioWin]

A guys Maybe we all can work together to take it next level maybe like startup I'm here To Do that Manolo . better then Apple