Founded in 2015, JBD is a MicroLED technology company known for developing exceptionally small, bright microdisplays for near-eye applications. Its work supports augmented-reality devices and other compact systems, including custom architectures for emerging wearable platforms.
eMagin CorporationAn OLED industry pioneer since 2000, eMagin Corporation is a Samsung Display subsidiary that has spent more than 25 years developing U.S.-manufactured microdisplays. Its Hudson Valley operation combines in-house research with production in a 17,000-square-foot Class 10 clean room, supplying demanding customers whose systems depend on compact, high-performance imaging.HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY
Six15 TechnologiesFounded in 2012, Henrietta-based Six15 Technologies designs, develops, and manufactures head-up displays for demanding defense and industrial settings. Its rugged wearable displays grew from work with the Special Operations community and now support applications such as warehouse vision picking and hands-free field service. Six15 says its technology is backed by more than 20 patents and proprietary software and hardware, with products deployed alongside Special Operations forces worldwide.HENRIETTA, NY
ARspectraFounded in 2018 after developing medical AR systems since 2013, ARspectra designs and manufactures purpose-built augmented-reality glasses and solutions for healthcare professionals and MedTech partners. Based in Luxembourg with a U.S. presence, the company develops medical-grade systems that put imaging, navigation data, and remote guidance directly in clinicians’ fields of view rather than adapting consumer AR hardware. ARspectra says it has produced more than 20 research, regulatory-ready, and commercial platforms for real-world surgical environments and operates as a certified MedTech manufacturer.NEW YORK, NY
Looking GlassFounded in 2014, Brooklyn-based Looking Glass makes holographic and light-field displays that let groups see 3D content without headsets or glasses. The company launched the world’s first desktop holographic development kit in 2018 and now builds both Hololuminescent™ Displays for dimensional video and Light Field Displays for advanced 3D visualization, with additional operations in Hong Kong.BROOKLYN, NY