Peter Weigand, CEO at TriLite, said: “We’re delighted to be honored by SPIE, with this recognition of Trixel 3 as a breakthrough innovation for AR displays. Our latest product evolution, Trixel 3, sets a new standard in super small projection displays, and it is a revolutionary step forward in terms of size, weight, image quality, optical compatibility, power consumption and reliability.”
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It was about this time last year, that TriLite was demoing the Trixel at SPIE Photonics. The Trixel 3 uses TriLite’s proprietary laser beam scanner (LBS), a single 2D MEMS mirror, a proprietary TriLite calibration module (TCM) that shifts light module complexity from hardware to software. The LBS module weighs less than 1.5g, has a volume of less than 1cm3, consumes about 420 mW, and a pretty good field of view and color gamut, . So, it isn’t just a you-had-good-show participation medal (that does happen at some trade shows, you know it does). In addition, protecting its technology, TriLite has a pretty strong patent portfolio to go with a solid product.
