Core Insights - Appotronics is showcasing its innovative laser technology at CES 2026, focusing on the next generation of augmented reality (AR) through its new optical engines, the Dragonfly G1 Mini and Dragonfly C1 [1][4]. Product Innovations - The Dragonfly G1 Mini is a compact optical engine measuring just 0.2cc, smaller than its predecessor, the Dragonfly G1, which is 0.35cc, while achieving a high contrast ratio of 1000:1 [2]. - The Dragonfly C1, at 0.4cc, is the world's first RGB dual-split LCoS optical engine, enabling full-color binocular AR display from a single module [2]. Design and Manufacturing Benefits - The singular-engine binocular design reduces system volume, weight, and complexity, leading to lower production costs and reduced power consumption for manufacturers [3]. - This design allows for greater design freedom, enabling the creation of sleeker and smarter AR glasses [3]. Market Vision and Wearability - Appotronics aims to make AR glasses all-day wearable, targeting a weight of under 30 grams, comparable to ordinary eyeglasses [4]. - The Sharge Loomos AI Display Glasses S1, equipped with the Dragonfly G1 Mini, weighs just 29 grams, significantly lighter than other smart glasses like the Meta Ray-Ban, which weighs 69 grams [4]. Broader Applications of Laser Technology - Beyond AR, Appotronics is also demonstrating its laser technology in personal wellness, including hair regrowth and skin rejuvenation devices [5]. - The company's subsidiary, Formovie, is showcasing advancements in ALPD® laser technology for home entertainment [5][6].