'Pico Projector Film Fest Turns Ice Sculpture Into Screen'. ^ 'Frequency tunable resonant scanner'.'MicroVision jumps on auto lidar bandwagon with STMicroelectronics'. ^ Freeman, Champion, Madhaven-Scanned Laser Pico-Projectors: Seeing the Big Picture (with a Small Device) Archived at the Wayback Machine.^ 'Double Vision: Retinal Displays Add Data Layer'.In April 2021, the company's stock price surged after being discussed on the subreddit WallStreetBets, and was up more than 7,600% over the past year. With their first quarter 2020 financial results, MicroVision announced the potential sale of the company. In May 2018, Microvision entered into a license agreement with a global technology company to use company's display technology to manufacture and sell display-only engines. The technology has also been used in a smartphone by the manufacturer Blackview. Product applications include mobile projection virtual retinal display, head-mounted display, and automotive head-up display. In projection-mode the MEMS laser beam scanning display method can be compared to raster scanning in a cathode ray tube (CRT) display. The mirror is connected to flexures that allow it to swing vertically and horizontally to display (or capture) an image. The MEMS design consists of a silicon device with a millimeter-scale mirror at the center. The MEMS scanning micro-mirror is the basis of MicroVision’s technology platform.

The company licenses its products primarily to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) such as STMicroelectronics. MicroVision's display technology uses a micro-electrical mechanical systems ( MEMS) scanning mirror with red, green, blue, and infrared lasers, optics and electronics to project and/or capture images. is an American company that develops laser scanning technology for projection, 3D sensing, and image capture.

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