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The xMEMS 'fan on a chip' is ready for smart glasses
It provides active cooling without any moving parts.
Mechanical fans would also take up precious real estate, leading to diminished performance or bulky glasses. The company states that this translates to cooler skin-contact surfaces, crucial in a face-worn device. "Heat in smart glasses is more than a performance issue; it directly affects user comfort and safety," xMEMS Marketing VP Mike Housholder wrote.
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