The biggest advantage the Raptor has over the competition like the Recon Jet, is the unobstructed view out of the shield. Since the display is projected into the lens and back into your eye, there aren’t any physical objects that will obstruct your view. Using a “BEAM” display which is based on OLED technology, the display is right in front of your eye in a way that somehow makes it possible to focus both on the information and the road in front of you. Using the handlebar mounted control pod that is included with the glasses, you can fine tune the position of the display in your field of vision, but more importantly you can also adjust brightness or turn it completely off without touching the glasses. To me, this was one of the most important features since I really didn’t want to be riding around with display in front of me at all times – even though it turned out to be far less distracting than I thought it would be.
https://www.bikerumor.com/2017/07/06/hands-everysight-raptor-ar-display-smart-glasses/
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