Kopin Corporation
Kopin Corporation, a leading provider of high-performance optical systems and microdisplays, has been awarded multiple production orders for microdisplays to be used in several pilot helmet mounted display (HMD) systems.
“We're gratified by the continued trust that tier 1 prime contractors place on Kopin to deliver the high-performance custom-designed and tested microdisplays they need to meet our warfighters’ needs,” says Bill Maffucci, SVP Business Development and Strategy at Kopin Corporation. “The microdisplays used in these systems undergo an unparalleled level of performance and durability testing before being shipped to the customer for helmet integration. The aviation platforms that these systems are used on are the most advanced in the world and we are proud that our displays have been selected again to support and protect our pilots.”
The HMD systems each use custom-designed highly reliable active-matrix liquid crystal (AMLCD) microdisplays that give the pilots extensive flight, tactical and sensor information, in augmented reality (AR) – meaning it is layered on top of the pilots direct view of their field of vision. This AR technology helps to enhance situational awareness, precision and safety-even when the pilot is operating in the harshest of tactical and environmental conditions.
“To date, we’ve supplied over 12,000 microdisplays for the world’s most sophisticated military aircraft. These new orders solidify Kopin’s role as the leading supplier of application-specific microdisplays and optical systems where and when performance matters the most,” says Maffucci.
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