Enabling the use of Lasers
by MEMS based Laser Beam Scanning (LBS) solutions

Maradin`s
added value
Maradin
Enables the use of lasers for many display and sensor applications through its proprietary advanced MEMS-based laser scanning solutions.
Maradin’s solutions serve as core components for laser projection applications such as interior and exterior laser lighting, Head-Up Display applications, AR/VR laser-based scanning displays, smart glasses displays, MEMS based LiDARs, and many more laser scanning applications.
Maradin’s offering is a highly integrative scanning solution, comprising novel MEMS-based scanning mirrors, mirror controllers, and laser projector system architectures. It also provides real-time synchronization software between the scanning mirrors and lasers – providing a seamless laser scanning projector solution.
Innovative & Unique Solutions
A Full Laser Scanning Solution
A laser scanning projector needs the combination of several components: MEMS mirror scanners, Mirror Controllers and MEMS mirror to laser synchronization system firmware for laser projectors
- The MAR2220 is a digital Driver and control board for Maradin’s MAR1100 and MAR1200 2D MEMS mirror family. MAR2220 is a general propose controller for miniature laser-based displays and sensors.
- Sub pixel timing algorithms according to micro mirrors position
- Uniform and arbitrary pixel patterns for different applications
- Optical distortions correction
- Temperature control and high operation stability
A: Yes. The EVK is a full “laser projector” and comes with different options of lasers according to your application. We make sure the MEMS mirror is suitable for the selected laser
A: Yes. The EVK provides a connection to external lasers and laser drivers and our MEMS mirror come with a variety of optical coatings for full support in all types of lasers and applications
A: The EVK could use streaming video via HDMI connection, Images that are uploaded to the EVK using a GUI. It also has an internal pattern generator for various tests of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines
A: Yes. The EVK could support different scanning regimes, however this needs to be configured by us before using the EVK