Based on our paper 'Low-Power Integrated Circuit for Bipolar Driving of Piezoelectric Resonant MEMS Scanners with up to 100 V_pp and Energy Recovery' (Paper ID: 7164), we present three hardware setups demonstrating the ASIC's performance and application potential. The first setup highlights the low power consumption of the ASIC while driving a twodimensional MEMS scanner supporting high-quality laser beam scanning projections. The second setup integrates the MEMS and driver electronics with an FPGA-based projection system to synchronize a green laser source, allowing image projection onto a screen. The third setup replaces the screen with a waveguide and makes use of a more miniaturized FPGA system to fit the electronics of the second setup into an AR glasses prototype, projecting a virtual image onto a distant focal plane for natural viewing.