MOJIE Technology: Pioneering the World’s First Resin Diffraction Light Waveguide
MOJIE Technology, the global pioneer of resin diffraction light waveguide technology, adheres to the principle of "extreme lightweight." The company has independently developed the industry’s thinnest and lightest light waveguide lens, with a single piece weighing just 5 grams. This breakthrough addresses the key challenge of "lightweight design," enabling the development of top-tier AR glasses and propelling this smart wearable device into the "consumer-grade" market, opening up new opportunities in the blue ocean of consumer electronics.
As an emerging company, MOJIE Technology chose not to rely on conventional technological solutions but instead ventured into the uncharted territory of resin diffraction light waveguide technology. Diffraction light waveguides utilize a vertical incident port, optical total internal reflection, and diffraction imaging, allowing the lens to achieve an extraordinarily thin and lightweight design. MOJIE has successfully mastered the preparation process for 8-inch resin wafers and made significant improvements in nano-imprinting, resin cutting, and packaging bonding. As a result, it has become the world’s first company to possess resin diffraction light waveguide technology.
Leveraging this innovation, MOJIE Technology has developed a resin waveguide lens weighing as little as 5 grams per piece, reducing the weight of AR glasses from approximately 100 grams to below 40 grams. This breakthrough enables users to wear the glasses comfortably all day without the burden of heavy weight.
In addition to pioneering the world’s first resin diffraction light waveguide technology, MOJIE Technology has also mastered the design and assembly of AR micro-projection light engines. The company has now completed its fourth-generation product design, with the latest monochromatic light engine measuring just 0.3 cubic centimeters, setting a new global record for the smallest size. MOJIE Technology positions itself as a product company driven by core technologies, consistently adhering to a product-first approach and a research and development strategy that begins with the end goal in mind. Currently, the company has filed over 500 patents, with nearly 80% of them being core invention patents, covering essential AR technologies such as diffraction light waveguides, light engines, perception algorithms, and interaction algorithms.