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Mojo Vision has received a $24.4 million government grant from the U.S. Army to develop a monolithic full-color microdisplay for near-eye AR applications. The report states that this is the company's largest government grant to date, with $20 million coming from the Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) program and $4.4 million from the Army's C5ISR division. The project will leverage its quantum dot color conversion technology to improve brightness and reliability while reducing size, weight, and power consumption. No further progress has been disclosed at this time.
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Mojo Vision Receives $24.4 Million U.S. Military Grant to Develop AR Near-Eye Monolithic Full-Color Micro-LED Display
Mojo Vision has received a $24.4 million U.S. Army government grant to develop a monolithic full-color microdisplay for near-eye AR applications, marking the company's largest government grant to date. Of the funding, $20 million comes from the Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) program and $4.4 million from the Army's C5ISR division. The project will leverage its quantum dot color conversion technology to improve brightness and reliability while reducing size, weight, and power consumption.