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Jeri Ellsworth of Technical Illusions sports a prototype of the company's CastAR augmented reality glasses. Two micro-projectors attached to the glasses beam images from a windows or android device onto a portable, retro-reflective pad that bounces the beams back to your face 120 times a second, allowing the wearer to see those images in three dimensions in clear HD 720p, with 24 bits of color. The glasses are ideal for corrective lens wearers and those who get motion sick because they allow you to experience the images without transporting you away from your surroundings in total immersion.