Ever wonder how the crime where they lied about investors happened? Not a typo. Well planned crime. Exit for friends.
Thursday, April 12, 2018
You need an Editor, "No More Hopin' for Kopin" sounds like HOPELESS to most ears! ("picked up your piece", what an ego)
Tailwinds Research has picked up my piece on @kopin -> https://t.co/kB8kgENDWN $KOPN #wearables #AR #StockstoTrade #investing for $AAPL #AirPods & $GOOGL Glass 3 design wins in 2018. “Picks & Shovels”for #AugmentedReality Gold Rush play.
— Derrick Zierler (@DZierler) April 12, 2018
Good Timing...
"We have F-35 aircraft ready to go to war...We own the fight." -Vice Adm. Winter @SeaAirSpace #NAVAIRatSAS #SAS2018 pic.twitter.com/whK6HmQU3i
— NAVAIR (@NAVAIRNews) April 11, 2018
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
The astronaut with the fuzzy space critters at he debut might have been a tell...(yes, looks like the investors have been zuckerberged)
I think it’ll be OK. Not the world changing device promised, but similar to Hololens v1 with a few nice differentiating features. Will be challenging to get devs to bet their business on it by investing time & effort into the platform
— Matt Miesnieks (@mattmiesnieks) April 11, 2018
Ah, Boeing is attending India Defexpo too with Upgraded Apache's in the Pipeline. (eMagin Inside Helmet Upgrade)
Say hello to the first @Boeing_IN AH-64E Apache fuselage for the Indian Air Force on the production line in Arizona. Deliveries of 22 to begin next year and finish by early 2020. pic.twitter.com/cfdn2gdYfe
— Livefist (@livefist) April 11, 2018
Tonbo is not listed, eMagin is in the "Partnership Pavillon" so enabling these perhaps...
Harris (Night Vision) and Lockheed (Avionics)
https://www.kallman.com/sites/default/files/u3072/DEFEXPO2018USPavilion3.16.2018.pdf
https://www.kallman.com/sites/default/files/u3072/DEFEXPO2018USPavilion3.16.2018.pdf
India, can't remember the last time emagin was announced as a participant in a Defense Trade Show. Partnership, Tonbo? Guess, it's sort of a big deal...
Did you know that eMagin, the first & leading manufacturer of the world’s brightest active matrix OLED-on-silicon microdisplays, is also exhibiting at #DefExpo18 ? Head to Booth 3.1.4A for a sneak peek into their latest innovations. #XSWorldwide #DefExpo @DefExpoIndia #exhibition pic.twitter.com/RyAC0jsU1s
— XS Worldwide (@xsworldwide) April 11, 2018
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
Rockwell-Collins? Out of Left Field...
The new micro LED panels and lighting solutions from @RockwellCollins are just spectacular. #AIX18 pic.twitter.com/u9eqDOwdLc
— FlightChic | ✈️💺 (@designerjet) April 10, 2018
Monday, April 9, 2018
eMagin Inside State-of-the-Art A/R HMDs
Our booth is up and running at @NavyFST. Come stop by #151 to check out our free space optical communications systems and virtual / augmented reality demos. #SAS2018 pic.twitter.com/lCp1bpoBq9
— SA Photonics, Inc. (@SAPhotonics) April 9, 2018
Is this kind of editorializing unusual in a patent?
There is great interest in developing an OLED microdisplay panel that has high resolution and is 1.4 or more inches in size for supporting the needs of virtual reality (VR) headsets.
Mort?
Very excited to announce I'll be writing a new book on medical #VR with @CamScholars publishing. Working title is "Virtual Medicine: How VR is Easing Pain, Calming Nerves and Improving Health the Drug-Free Way." RT to help me collect best stories & examples from around the world. pic.twitter.com/cjW3zYpZG0
— Brennan Spiegel, MD (@BrennanSpiegel) April 7, 2018
Leap Motion Reveals Project North Star, an Open-source Wide FOV AR Headset Dev Kit https://t.co/M0s1ib8nGz pic.twitter.com/kcrBZDrAIq
— AWE (@ARealityEvent) April 9, 2018
This is the "One that will Rule them All" correct? The one CEO Sculley attached his name too. Is it pro forma that the Patent is granted as it's been 18 months since the day of publication?
good find Nano
The pixel array has a resolution of at least 2,000 pixels per inch. The OLED display device has a panel size of at least 35 mm per side. The pixel array includes an offset OLED emitter array patterned over a stitched silicon pixel array.
http://www.freshpatents.com/-dt20180322ptan20180083081.php
The pixel array has a resolution of at least 2,000 pixels per inch. The OLED display device has a panel size of at least 35 mm per side. The pixel array includes an offset OLED emitter array patterned over a stitched silicon pixel array.
http://www.freshpatents.com/-dt20180322ptan20180083081.php
All I have is circumstantial evidence Chouffe
Roy Taylor has mentioned working on a VR headset with eMagin. JC's Carollo "Steampunk" 2kx2k has been on slides Taylor used at presentations. He is now with BAFTA promoting films but has a much lower public profile. Adam Li the former CEO of Immerex is now a Fellow at AMD. LUCI Immers is aimed at 4k media content and I think secondarily VR content. Immerex/LUCI was one of the 4 "Specified Investors" in the Red Herring Prospectus. They praise it's immersive quality. "Like looking through a window instead at a screen". I have heard this language from others. No hard evidence. It's compelling to me.
Saturday, April 7, 2018
And he got a hold of a couple of eMagin WUXGA Displays!
Here's a through the lens view of my new 1920x1080p augmented reality glasses prototype. #AR #VR #AugmentedReality #VirtualReality #hardware #prototyping pic.twitter.com/dQrQTs8RjI
— Elliot Turner (@eturner303) April 5, 2018
Mr. Turner, Duct Tape is your Friend...
Here's another #augmentedreality headset prototype I put together, mounted into a pair of sunglasses (I used OLED micro displays in this one as well) #hardware #VirtualReality #HMD pic.twitter.com/IFJHDSPWgj
— Elliot Turner (@eturner303) April 6, 2018
Looks like KSA is liberalizing for real, western dress in Silicon Valley, other question is he being zuckerberged by Abovitz?
The Saudi Crown Prince met with tech VIPs this week in Silicon Valley, including Google co-founder Sergey Brin and CEO Sundar Pichai and Magic Leap’s CEO. https://t.co/8xPs6ljF6K pic.twitter.com/SDh62uFgEW
— Recode (@Recode) April 6, 2018
Friday, April 6, 2018
and on... IOD= Immersion on Demand
The digital world created by #ErnestCline and #StevenSpielberg is one that LUCI strives for. #IOD #ImmersionOnDemand pic.twitter.com/hfboVV2de2
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 6, 2018
I've had one run-in with Andrew Sculley eMagin's CEO at a Soldier Tech Conference. As soon as he figured out, actually I told him, actually both happened simultaneously, that I was a shareholder
he turned and fled not saying a word. I understand that. You, on the other hand, had your Seeking Alpha Pro Deal which highlighted inside company info, you get invited to HQ, you have exclusive interviews with Kopin's CEO, everything you put on Twitter gets hearts from Company insiders, retweets from company insiders. It's obvious you like being seen as an insider, you enjoy the flattery, you meet strategic allies, invited to company events. I find this peculiar. You have no information on your Wearables Era blog but your Twitter feed. Plenty of room there. How about a history of your relationship with Kopin and Fan? I guarantee folks would read it. I know I would.
Derrick, if you could take a break from your Bromance with Fan, could you comment...
In particular, expanding the Committee’s oversight of joint ventures and noncontrolling investments is important. We should do more to identify and prevent deals that truly threaten our nation’s strategic industries, but our goal should not be to cut off Chinese investment in U.S. companies.
As an Expectant World Watches a new Cult of Personality Emerges in of All Places Westborough Massachusetts! Thank You Derrick for This Great Gift!
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Truly visionary entrepreneurs inspire their teams to disrupt markets over and over again. It’s not luck, it’s a process. A business model. Gates did it. Jobs did it. John Fan appears to be doing it. @kopin is about to deliver it’s second market-making disruption...HBT Redux :-) |
and this gem from Kopin's 10k, fait accompli? "we cannot be certain that we have not violated applicable laws or regs in the past". Confidence inspiring, no...
Any failure on our part to obtain any required licenses for the export of technical data and/or export of our products or to otherwise comply with ITAR, could subject us to significant future liabilities. In addition, we cannot be certain that we have not in the past violated applicable laws or regulations, which violations could result in required remediation or other liabilities."
This is the path Realwear and Kopin seem to be taking and there appears to be no effort on their part to disguise the source,...thin ice I think, does Congress think the company that sold the displays to Lockheed that is/was used in the F-35 a sensitive technology to transfer to China? And now will design OLED displays in the US and allow State-Owned BOE access to that technology? Who knows? Perhaps they are unaware...
The DIUx report recommends that we look at ways to restrict Chinese investment in U.S.
technology companies, particularly those with potential military applications. This is unlikely to
work – it is easier to disguise the source of investment capital than to investigate it – and will not
stop China from acquiring our technology through its other tech transfer strategies. Such an
effort could also quickly become impossibly broad. Thousands of entrepreneurs seek capital in the U.S. each year to build businesses in AI, AR and VR, robotics, and IoT devices, and
attempting to anticipate all those technologies which might one day have military applications is
impractical, if not impossible. Furthermore, if anything, restricting China’s access to U.S.
technologies through investment could cause them to redouble their efforts to acquire our
technology through more damaging means like industrial espionage and cyber theft, and to invest
more of their money in domestic innovation.
In particular, expanding the Committee’s oversight of joint ventures and noncontrolling investments is important. We should do more to identify and prevent deals that truly threaten our nation’s strategic industries, but our goal should not be to cut off Chinese investment in U.S. companies.
http://docs.house.gov/meetings/AS/AS26/20180109/106756/HHRG-115-AS26-Wstate-CarterW-20180109.pdf
In particular, expanding the Committee’s oversight of joint ventures and noncontrolling investments is important. We should do more to identify and prevent deals that truly threaten our nation’s strategic industries, but our goal should not be to cut off Chinese investment in U.S. companies.
http://docs.house.gov/meetings/AS/AS26/20180109/106756/HHRG-115-AS26-Wstate-CarterW-20180109.pdf
Thursday, April 5, 2018
That's what we are waiting for...
It is vital to Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Google and Amazon that they build out platforms for spatial computing. The change requires incredible investment, particularly in next-generation display systems and development platforms. Ex: Google’s investment in @magicleap.
— Ian Hamilton (@hmltn) April 5, 2018
and on...
#ErnestCline 's vision of a new digital frontier is the future that LUCI will make a reality one day. #IOD #ImmersionOnDemand pic.twitter.com/CYOy2btwt1
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 5, 2018
and on...
#ErnestCline 's vision of a new digital frontier is the future that LUCI hopes to make a reality one day. #IOD #ImmersionOnDemand pic.twitter.com/COtl99PfgR
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 5, 2018
LUCI Tweet Storm Rolls On...
#ErnestCline 's vision of a new digital frontier is the future that LUCI will make a reality. #IOD #ImmersionOnDemand pic.twitter.com/wN9f84Fnix
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 5, 2018
The program goals and needs are different across the services, Navy, USMC and Air Force. Maybe this is why Dede pressed on the point. Was eMagin CEO sure that Lockheed and the DOD were on board with the changes surrounding the F-35 Helmet? Decentralizing the decision making around the program down to the particular branches makes eminent sense.
This does not represent a downgrade or confusion as to the direction of program, makes it more manageable over time. Could not figure out why he was stuck on that point. Sculley only answered anecdotally but we know we've seen the film. It was weird. While I'm at it. Why did Sculley use the term "tainted" when talking about VR's future as in "We have been tainted by the Tier One's reaction to the VR market and they have never been so excited." "Tainted" like spoiled milk, made no sense. Grammar Police I am.
https://www.defensenews.com/air/2018/04/03/pentagon-formulating-plan-to-move-f-35-management-from-central-office-to-services/
https://www.defensenews.com/air/2018/04/03/pentagon-formulating-plan-to-move-f-35-management-from-central-office-to-services/
The HMDs in RPO look pretty much like this. See-through in the movie in order to see the facial reactions of the actors...
#StevenSpielberg has opened the world's eyes to a new digital world, and its exactly how LUCI envisioned it. #IOD #ImmersionOnDemand pic.twitter.com/H8woracqGs
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 4, 2018
Having seen RPO the message is not quite "Oasis" as a preferred reality but useful in that time spent "there" will make you want to spend more time in Mr. Hollyway's "Real Reality."
Spielberg's VR a little like sensory deprivation. When ascending from time beneath the Earth, caving, when arriving at the surface your vision, hearing, everything around you seems to convey a sense of wonder.VR is portrayed not as darkly as Robots in A.I. (the misanthrope Stanley Kubrick, Spielberg's mentor, was the guiding force behind A.I.) but it is a cautionary tale. Will it sell headsets, maybe, maybe not. It will do for VR what Minority Report or Ironman did for AR. The best sequences IMO were those in VR where the "Oasis" were indistinguishable from reality i.e. the scenes from The Shining in and around the Overlook Hotel. The Palmer Luckey ideal that people want to "live" in VR in an eternal hunt for Easter Eggs amid archaic reminders of popular culture will be for those already living on the fringes.
If Kopin earns $53M in 2020, I'll eat my wool fedora and forgo the usual dim sum at their annual meeting.
— egg zentric (@eggventions) April 4, 2018
LUCI Tweet Storm
#StevenSpielberg has opened the world's eyes to a new digital world, and its exactly how LUCI envisioned it. #IOD #ImmersionOnDemand pic.twitter.com/IBVpBpwHb7
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 4, 2018
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
LUCI/Immerex was a "Specified Investor" named in eMagin's Controversial "Red Herring" Prospectus
Worlds without end, the future is near. #IOD #Immersion-On-Demand pic.twitter.com/vf3RRb8dEo
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 5, 2018
Apple's Mixed Reality Headset Part 3 covers their work on Predictive and Foveated Displays and Systems https://t.co/7AXEX5aTuh pic.twitter.com/RsBPUY8FMe
— Tom Emrich (@tomemrich) April 4, 2018
Look at Travers
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| "Can we get a picture of you guys holding your personally inscribed Kopin Kakes." "Do you have too?" "And don't forget to pick-up your John Fan Action Figure as you leave." |
SA Photonics at Navy FST (AR HMD eMagin WUXGA)
The HMDs at FST are designed for airborne and ground training and simulation applications, and have full color resolutions of 1920 x 1200 per eye and fields of view (FOV) from 62 to 92 degrees.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180403005419/en/SA-Photonics-Exhibits-April-9-11-Navy-FST
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180403005419/en/SA-Photonics-Exhibits-April-9-11-Navy-FST
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
Aren't you embarrassed? That is not replying, that is trolling...
The #AR #GoldRush begins...Who will provide @Apple @Google @facebook & others the “picks and shovels” for #wearables #augmentedreality? https://t.co/2qRlxl3FOo pic.twitter.com/WUDPkQqWHz
— Derrick Zierler (@DZierler) April 4, 2018
LUCI/Immerx was a "Specified Investor" named in eMagin's "Red Herring" Prospectus
Ready Player One's Oasis allows users to become architects of their own utopia. Oasis is a glimpse into LUCI's vision. #ReadyPlayerOne #IOD pic.twitter.com/WVG8bvqg1C
— LUCI (@DiscoverLUCI) April 2, 2018
I'm afraid it's left to you to tell the "story" as in fairy tale
$BB using all their IP to their advantage now. Just like $QCOM did back in late 90s early 2000s. $KOPN is mimicking the #IP #patents 310 + in #AR #VR #wearables. This stock is not a 3.00 stock with its revenue ramp coming. @kopin must turn on #PR #IR machine and tell the story
— Bringithome (@Plantandwatch) April 3, 2018
Ready Player BOOM!
#USArmy to expand virtual training systems to include megacities and subterranean structures.
— U.S. Army (@USArmy) April 3, 2018
Find out what the Army is planning:
https://t.co/g6RBR0r8mn pic.twitter.com/2L3O4uoXKi
Espionage
Night Vision Technology:
After the Vietnam War, the United States military decided that it would invest heavily in an effort to “own the night.” This led to major advances in night vision technology, including equipment that allowed individual soldiers, armored vehicles, and aircraft to see and fight in the dark. This equipment has given the US a huge advantage in several conflicts since the 1980s.
China is seeking to end this advantage, and has geared some of its espionage efforts towards acqu iring and replicating US tech in this area. This has included some cyber-theft, but also several old-style ops in which Chinese businessmen illegally acquired export-controlled tech from US companies.
FD-SOI (Ultra Low Power Mobile Applications)
Join me on April 26th at the SOI consortium, to hear about the Ultra Low Power electronics using GLOBALFOUNDRIES 22FDX and eMRAM!@GLOBALFOUNDRIES @EverspinTech @eVaderis @soiconsortium https://t.co/qqszpY2hCu pic.twitter.com/vjLeXNthFS
— Dave Eggleston (@GF_DaveE) April 2, 2018
Elbit in India , HDMS, Ironvision (Improvement needed on the PDA)
Elbit Systems to showcase a range of solutions at @DefExpoIndia (booth 1.1.3) on April 11th-14th (https://t.co/KDBUy2k3Is) pic.twitter.com/yUKxc9cjFd
— Elbit Systems (@ElbitSystemsLtd) April 3, 2018
Monday, April 2, 2018
Dr. Skip and his pals like it...
One of the biggest potential problems is bombarding soldiers with too much data, crowding their field of vision with useless information. Another is making the helmet mounted displays “soldier proof,” or tough enough withstand the rigors of field use.https://t.co/y0pcJxmRcC
— USC ICT (@USC_ICT) April 2, 2018
LOL! I read that differently than you intended , DZ...
doesn't Kopin have an office dedicated to clever names, headlines etc? Rhyming Kopin and Hopin' not good. Beyond that clumsy device it sounds like you are givin' up on Kopin. How bout "I'm dopin' with Kopin."
"No more mopin' with Kopin". "I'm copin' with Kopin." Try again.
https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/7250741-derrick-zierler/5138233-hopin-kopin
"No more mopin' with Kopin". "I'm copin' with Kopin." Try again.
https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/7250741-derrick-zierler/5138233-hopin-kopin
eMagin SVGA
Our smart thermal weapon sight - EK, minutes before getting stamped, sealed and delivered to the Indian Armed Forces. #madeinindia4defence #nightvision #startupindia pic.twitter.com/Cr0VVXU9Ie
— Tonbo Imaging (@TonboImaging) March 25, 2018
https://t.co/bVimtOlXzJ - U S ARMY TO TEST AUGMENTED REALITY HUD 3 0 FOR INFANTRY IN 18 MONTHS -
— Warfare Web (@warfarenews) April 2, 2018
In 18 months, US Army soldiers will test a new helmet-mounted display, nicknamed HUD 3.0, that could help them aim better, navigate... pic.twitter.com/h0Kkzdn0PV
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