Innovision

Last month we reported that Innovision showcased its latest microLED displays at SID Display Week 2026, and unveiled its Chimo P13 dual-color microdisplay. 

The company now officially launched this new 0.13" 640x240 (4 um sub-pixel pitch) display. The Chimo P13 is a single microLED panel that combines green and red microLED chips, based on the company's WLVSP (Wafer-Level Vertical Stacked Pixel) design.

MicroLED microdisplay developer Innovision showcased its latest microLED displays, along with a selection of monochrome and RG (red+green) polychrome waveguide modules, and headsets that utilize the company's displays, at SID Display Week 2026 last week.

The main products on display was the Chimo M06 microdisplay, a 0.06-inch microdisplay (the company says that this is the smallest microdisplay in production) that offers a 540x280 resolution (2.5 micron pitch), 240Hz refresh rate with red, green or blue versions. The company also demonstrated the Chimo M06E display engine based on this microdisplay. Chimo M06E achieves a compact lens volume of just 0.03cc and weighs only 0.08g. Compared to the previous generation's 0.15cc optical engine, this substantial reduction in volume frees up more space for AR glasses design, better meeting the demands of lightweight daily wearables.

The MicroLED Industry Association (MIA) welcomes its newest member companies - Advanced View Technology, Hexagem, Ingantec, Innovision and Verticle. The MIA aims to accelerate the adoption of microLED display technologies, bringing together companies, researchers and organizations active in the MicroLED industry and providing an ideal forum for solving common technology issues, fostering cooperation and sharing relevant information, resources and tools.

Advanced View Technology is a next-generation display technology company focused on advancing MicroLED and NanoLED manufacturing for a wide range of applications. At the core of its innovation is a proprietary electrofluidic assembly technology, designed to enable precise, scalable, and cost-effective integration of micro-scale light-emitting devices. By leveraging this unique platform, Advanced View is developing manufacturing solutions that extend beyond AR/VR applications to include mobile displays, AR-HUD systems, and large-area displays. The company’s technology is aimed at overcoming key challenges in MicroLED commercialization, including transfer accuracy, scalability, yield, and platform versatility, while enabling high-brightness, high-efficiency, and long-lifetime display performance.

“Advanced View is pleased to join the Micro LED Association and connect with global leaders across the ecosystem. Through our proprietary electrofluidic assembly technology, we look forward to contributing to the advancement of scalable MicroLED manufacturing and accelerating adoption across diverse applications ranging from AR/VR and mobile to automotive AR-HUDs and large displays.”

China-based Innovision, developer of microLED microdisplays based on the company's vertically-stacked pixel (VSP) technology, announced a new 0.06" microLED microdisplay, the world's smallest microdisplay in production.

The Xinmou (also known as Chimo) M06 microdisplay offers a resolution of 540x280 (2.5 micron pixel pitch, 10,000 PPI) and ultra-low power consumption. 

China-based Innovision, developer of microLED microdisplays based on the company's vertically-stacked pixel (VSP) technology, announced that it has started to produce microdisplays in its production line. 

Innovision started building its production line in March 2024, and soon afterwards the company demonstrated an XGA vertically-stacked full color display, that offers a brightness of over 500,000 nits.