- Aumovio 5.1-inch TFT head-up display enters mass production.
- Advanced optics improve clarity under challenging lighting.
Aumovio SE (Aumovio) has announced that its Aumovio 5.1-inch TFT head-up display (HUD) has successfully achieved its first mass-production delivery. The product uses an in-house developed folded long-backlight design intended to improve screen brightness uniformity. An optical system optimized for large-format applications enables a virtual image distance of approximately 4.5 meters and a virtual image resolution exceeding 150 PPD (pixels per degree). These characteristics are designed to support clearer and more consistent presentation of key road information in vehicle applications.
Following simulation and validation under real-world traffic conditions, the product is designed to reduce potential risks associated with strong-light interference and nighttime glare while maintaining clear information presentation. Relevant requirements of the Chinese national standard GB/T 46926 have been incorporated into the product design, while functional safety validation has also been completed. The combination of the folded long-backlight architecture, optimized optical system and completed validation supports the product's transition into mass production and its application in large-format automotive head-up display systems.
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What are the main features of Aumovio's 5.1-inch TFT head-up display?
The display features an in-house developed folded long-backlight design, an optical system optimized for large-format applications, approximately 4.5 meters of virtual image distance, and resolution exceeding 150 PPD. These features support clearer and more consistent presentation of key road information under different traffic and lighting conditions. The product has also undergone simulation and validation under real-world traffic conditions. Its design incorporates relevant requirements of the Chinese national standard GB/T 46926, while functional safety validation has been completed before its first mass-production delivery.
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