Surventis and Aumovio Advance Microstructured Optical Films

Surventis and Aumovio Collaborate on Automotive Optical Films

Surventis GmbH, formerly BASF Coatings, has signed a strategic development and collaboration agreement with Aumovio SE to advance microstructured optical films for automotive applications under its Chemetall brand. The agreement brings together Surventis GmbH’s expertise in optical-film technology with Aumovio’s automotive system integration and manufacturing capabilities. The collaboration is focused on applications involving automotive displays, projection systems, and head-up displays, with both companies establishing defined development steps and initial industrialization milestones to support implementation in future automotive programs.

Optical Films Target Display and Projection Performance

The microstructured optical films are designed to improve light distribution, readability, and functionality across displays and projection systems used in automotive applications. The technology is also intended to support scalable and cost-efficient manufacturing, aligning optical performance requirements with industrial production needs. Through the collaboration, Aumovio SE and Surventis are combining specialized optical-film expertise with automotive manufacturing capabilities to advance the technology toward future programs. The defined development and industrialization milestones provide a structured path for progressing the films from development activities toward potential automotive implementation.

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What is the Surventis and Aumovio collaboration focused on?
The collaboration focuses on advancing microstructured optical films for automotive displays, projection systems, and head-up displays, combining optical-film expertise with automotive system integration and manufacturing capabilities. Surventis GmbH, formerly BASF Coatings, is developing the optical-film technology under its Chemetall brand, while Aumovio contributes automotive integration and manufacturing capabilities. The companies have established development steps and initial industrialization milestones to guide implementation in future automotive programs, with the films intended to improve light distribution, readability, and functionality while supporting scalable and cost-efficient manufacturing.