Volume shipments expected to commence in July 2017
We are pleased to announce that we have reached our production readiness milestone on-schedule and have begun shipments of our small form factor display engine to our customer, an Asian electronics device manufacturer.
The engines in this initial shipment to the Asian OEM are part of a $6.7 million order for a customized display engine, PSE-0403-103, to be embedded in a smartphone. We plan to begin volume shipments in July, and expect a large majority of the units in this order to be shipped by the end of 2017.
For the smartphone design, the customer required an electronics board layout that varied from the standard form of MicroVision’s PSE-0403-101 display engine. We were able to quickly design an engine that met the customer’s requirements and could be manufactured by our supply chain partner. This module, PSE-0403-103, uses the same MEMS and ASICS[1] components as the standard MicroVision PSE-0403-101 engine and has the same performance characteristics including an always-in-focus, high definition image from a small, low power engine. The flexibility to meet customers’ specific design requirements for an engine product is a benefit of working with MicroVision and our PicoP® scanning technology platform.
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[1] Micro-electrical mechanical systems (MEMS) and Application-specific integrated circuits (ASICS)
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