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emagin get 1.12 million dollar from US Special Operations Command USSOCOM to make emagins 1920×1200 pixel OLED microdisplay ready for mass production. Emagin has a prototype of that high resolution OLED microdisplay and the get also a six month option to extend the project for 435.000 dollars. The prototype has a 10.000:1 contrast ratio and [...]

eMagin Corporation announced today the formation of a partnership with the University of Rochester to develop next-generation OLED for high-efficiency, solid-state lighting systems.

The research effort is being funded by the U.S. Department of Energy in a three-year, $1.3 million effort to more than triple the light output of the current generation of OLEDs. The grant to help develop the next generation of high-efficiency, solid-state lighting systems was awarded to the University of Rochester and eMagin Corporation. eMagin will receive a portion of the award amount for its work on the project.

Emagin announced today that it is demonstrating its new low power/high contrast VGA OLED-XL microdisplay at the SPIE Defense, Security and Sensing Conference and Exposition in Orlando, Florida, April 25 – 27. Company representatives will be available on April 26 and 27 at Booth 3202.

Emagin announced today that it has signed an agreement to build its first production OLED deposition machine, one that will leverage the latest advances in the Company’s proprietary manufacturing processes. The new machine, which will be a key factor in the production of the company’s OLED microdisplays, is expected to increase OLED deposition capacity by approximately tenfold, to increase yield significantly and contribute to substantially more automated processes.

eMagin Corporation announced today that Liteye Systems has developed two new head mounted display (“HMD”) products equipped with industry-leading OLED microdisplays from eMagin. Based on Liteye’s patented prismatic optic, the new HMDs also take advantage of Liteye’s patented universal mount, which allows users to locate the display in virtually any position.

eMagin is showcasing its power efficient OLED-XL™ microdisplay portfolio as components and subsystems, as well as integrated into commercial products and modules. These displays meet the needs of military and commercial near-eye applications ranging from night-vision headsets and scopes to mobile command and control, communications, training and simulation. Due to the innate ability of OLED materials to efficiently produce their own light, each pixel of a display is its own light source thereby eliminating the need for wasting light energy at dimmed or off pixels.

eMagin Corporation is demonstrating the low power advantage of its active matrix OLED microdisplays with the new SXGA OLED-XL™ at EcoFocus being held April 29 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York, NY. Using a fraction of the power of comparably-sized LCD displays, eMagin OLED microdisplays promise reduced power costs for mobile entertainment, night vision goggles, and medical, industrial and military simulation/training.

Revenue for the three and twelve months ended December 31, 2008, of approximately $5.3 million and $18.7 million represent increases of 14 % and 7 % from $4.6 million and $17.6 million in 2007. Improved gross margins are a result of strong production volume and improved yields, and increased R & D contract revenue fueled the reported growth, resulting in eMagin’s highest earnings in the Company’s history.

High resolution OLED displays integrated into training and simulation devices.

OASYS Technology, a leading electro-optical solutions provider, and eMagin Corporation, a leader in OLED technology, announced that OASYS has been selected by the United States Army to provide 20,000