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<ul><li>Wavelengths between 365 and 1100nm</li><li>Single or Multi-Wavelength Architecture</li><li>Internal or External Illumination</li><li>LED or Laser</li><li>TIR or Reversed-TIR Prism</li><li>Up to 20W Output Power</li><li>Interchangeable Illumination</li></ul>

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<ul><li>6500FYE / 6500FLQ</li><li>650LNIR</li><li>650NE / 650LE</li><li>9000</li><li>9000X / 9000XUV </li><li>9500 / 9500UV</li><li>4K Chipset</li></ul>

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<ul><li>All Ports and Interfaces</li><li>Individual Form and Position</li><li>Integration of External Functionality</li><li>Single- and Multi-Channel LED Driver</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Wavelengths between 365nm and 1100nm</li><li>Single or Multi-Wavelength</li><li>Image Size</li><li>Projection Distance</li><li>Distortion</li><li>Interchangeable Lens</li><li>UV Optimized</li></ul>

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An industrial 4K UV Projector designed for 24/7 use

The Phoenix DLP® projection module is In-Vision's newest development.
It combines TI's 670S chipset with In-Vision's proprietary pixel shifting technique and quality optics to offer a high performance 4K UV DLP projector that will fulfill the needs of industrial applications. 
Phoenix has been designed to offer:
<ul><li>A high and stable light intensity over the whole lifetime of the LED</li><li>A better DMD performance thanks to a more efficient cooling system (no stuck pixels)</li><li>Up to 8K images thanks to an integrated 4-way actuator</li><li>Designed for 405nm UV light as well as for 385nm</li></ul>

<a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/phoenix-the-first-industrial-4k-dlp-light-engine">Read all about the background of the development of Phoenix and personal opinions about the product.</a><figure><img src="https://cms.in-vision.at/assets/Hieger_Zangerl_Phoenix-2-low.jpg" alt="Light Engine Phoenix presented by CTO and CEO of In-Vision" /><figcaption>CTO Christof Hieger and CEO Florian Zangerl with Phoenix</figcaption></figure>

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Phoenix

Additive Manufacturing on Full-HD Basis with DLP6500

Ikarus II Full HD/1080p DLP projection module offers the benefits of a compact, light-weight, yet high-performance optical module with many options for customization.

Researchers in the Kaplan Lab at Tufts University developed a proof-of-concept 3D-bioprinter that leverages two advantages of DLP technology for the development of on-demand soft tissue regeneration: Speed and cell viability. To make the project a reality, In-Vision provided the Kaplan lab with an Ikarus DLP projection module.
<a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/kaplan-lab-paves-the-way-for-on-demand-soft-tissue-regeneration-with-dlp-3d-bioprinting">Read the full article</a> in our Newsblog or <a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/watch-the-record-from-our-webinar-bioprinting-from-scratch">watch the record of the webinar: "Bioprinting from Scratch" </a>to know all about this use case.

Customized modifications incl. wavelength, lens resolution, projection distance are available with a short lead time through In-Vision in-house design and production lines.

Ikarus II

High-intensity light engine for industrial applications

The Firebird DLP® light engine module offers native WQXGA/2K (2560 × 1600) pixel resolution based on TI’s DLP9000 advanced light control chipset. It offers performance as well as modularity to address a wide range of customer-specific requirements.

Read about the use cases of the Firebird Light Engine in our Newsblog<ul><li><a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/towards-a-customizable-microneedle-solution-for-continuous-glucose-monitoring">3D-Printed Microneedles for Continuous Glucose Monitoring</a></li><li><a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/4dbloodrot-heart-pump-rotor-from-the-3d-printer">Heart Pump Rotor from the 3D-Printer</a></li><li><a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/developments-grow-with-the-exchange-of-experts">Cancer researches with Firebird UV-projector</a></li></ul>

Firebird

3D Metrology and Machine Vision on DLP6500

Designed for 3D metrology, scanning and mapping applications, the Mercury light engine projects patterns with a resolution of 1440x1080 pixels and an aspect ratio of 4:3. The optical system offers a high depth-of-field, low distortion as well as high MTF values.

Apart from off-the-shelf lenses, customized modifications are available short-term through our in-house design and production lines

If you want to know <a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/how-does-3d-scanning-work">more about the 3d scanning process and for what it can be used read our blog story</a>.
<figure><a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/how-does-3d-scanning-work"><img src="https://cms.in-vision.at/assets/shutterstock_1099708553.jpg" alt="3d scanning" /></a></figure>

3D-Metrology

Mercury

Light Exposure at Multiple Wavelengths simultaneously

The TWOWAVE DLP light engine module offers native WQXGA/2K (2560 x 1600 pixels) resolution based on TI's DLP9000 advanced light control chipset. It combines 2 LEDs with 1 DMD and allows for parallel or sequential light exposure at different wavelengths.

The TWOWAVE can be customized to accommodate special customer requirements, such as projection lens distance, FOV, magnification, wavelength and other key specifications.

If you wonder if DLP-Projection is the method of your choice you can find many interesting articles in<a href="https://in-vision.at/blog"> In-Vision's Newsblog</a>. For example: <a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/photopolymerization-in-3d-printing">"Photopolymerization in 3D-printing"</a> will explain SLA and DLP printing methods in detail. 
Which uv projector is the best for your application? Learn more about<a href="https://in-vision.at/light-engines"> In-Vision's Light Engines.</a>

Lithography

Twowave

Most Powerful UV Light Engine for Additive Manufacturing with up to three multiple wavelengths.

Designed to increase the throughput of DLP 3D-printing, Helios combines In-Vision's new proprietary high-power illumination module with high-performance optics.
With up to 12W of output power, Helios will contribute to more cost-effective prints, enable applications based on new materials, and qualify additive manufacturing further for serial production. 
New modular design for easier operations
HELIOS is fully built in sub-assemblies for highest accessibility. Replacing the LED of your light engine has never been easier. 
Helios DUO &amp; Helios TRIO make it possible to work with up to three different wavelengths in one device
With Helios Duo and Helios Trio, it is possible to work with up to three multiple wavelengths from 365 to 405 nanometers. In future, there will also be illumination modules with 460 nanometers available. The customer is free to choose between the configurations, with a choice of lenses for pixel sizes from 2 to 162um. The system is water-cooled with a fully encapsulated light path. Robust in design, it can cope with rough production environments where dust and vapours are very hard on optical systems. 
<a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/in-vision-launches-the-first-light-engine-with-triple-wavelengths">More about Helios DUO &amp; Helios TRIO </a>

<ul><li><a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/in-vision-launches-the-first-light-engine-with-triple-wavelengths">In-Vision launches the first Light Engine with triple wavelengths</a> </li><li><a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/in-vision-introduces-helios-the-most-powerful-dlp-uv-projector-for-additive-manufacturing">In-Vision releases strongest UV DLP projector on the market</a></li></ul>

CTO from In-Vision Christof Hieger explains in a podcast from Ingenieur.de <a href="https://in-vision.at/blog/post/listen-to-the-cto-german">what has led the company to develop the Helios Light Engine.</a>
You can find many more interesting articles about In-Vision's Light Engines<a href="https://in-vision.at/blog"> in our Newsblog.</a>

How to use Phoenix, the first industrial 4K UV Light Projector, as an 8K Light Engine •••

How to use Phoenix, the first industrial 4K UV Light Projector, as an 8K Light Engine •••

How to use Phoenix, the first industrial 4K UV Light Projector, as an 8K Light Engine •••

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