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JBD Launches "Roadrunner I" Polychrome Projector, Setting a New Benchmark for AR Color Displays with a 2.5μm Pixel Pitch
Roadrunner I offers 10,160 PPI pixel density and ultra-low 90 mW power consumption, enabling lightweight, high-performance AR glasses, now available for sampling.
- On Dec. 22, 2025, JBD launched the 'Roadrunner I' polychrome projector in Shanghai and opened customer sampling.
- The company says pixel-scaling drove Roadrunner's development, shrinking pixel pitch from 4 µm to 2.5 µm to achieve 10,160 PPI, a major MicroLED scaling advance, JBD CEO Li Qiming said.
- The projector's optical re‑architecture compresses the light path to 7.8 mm, a 35% reduction from 11.99 mm, with MTF 0.4 at 200 lp/mm and 100:1 contrast ratio.
- The miniaturization enables truly lightweight AR/AI smart glasses, with packaging shrinking to 3.2 mm³ and 0.5 grams, roughly 50% smaller than Hummingbird I, JBD stated.
- JBD will expand the Roadrunner product line into broader FOV and higher‑PPD products, and together with the Hummingbird series, these lines are expected to accelerate innovation in the AR/AI smart device industry.
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JBD Launches "Roadrunner I" Polychrome Projector, Setting a New Benchmark for AR Color Displays with a 2.5μm Pixel Pitch
SHANGHAI, Dec. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Global MicroLED microdisplay technology leader JBD has officially launched the "Roadrunner I" polychrome projector. As the inaugural product of the new "Roadrunner" series, "Roadrunner I" not only achieves breakthroughs in pixel size and optical…
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