LCoS & DLP Engineering
Core optical technology developed in-house, spanning LCoS microdisplay and DLP imager platforms mated to LED and laser light sources.
Since 2008
Since 2008, AAXA Technologies has engineered some of the world's smallest and brightest battery-powered projectors — from the original pico projector category to today's laser and UST optics.
Now Available · OEM & ODM
The same LCoS and DLP engine technology behind AAXA's projectors is now available to product teams as a standalone module. Sixteen engine platforms span LED and laser illumination, with specifications, volume pricing and sample units published up front.
Founded in 2008 in Irvine, California, AAXA pioneered a new class of “micro” and “pico” projectors built on small LCoS and DLP imagers mated to LED and laser light sources. In 2010, AAXA shipped the world's first laser pico projector.
Core optical technology developed in-house, spanning LCoS microdisplay and DLP imager platforms mated to LED and laser light sources.
AAXA launched the L1 Laser Pico Projector, establishing laser illumination as a viable path for pocket-sized projection.
From the original P1 Micro/Pico Projector through the M8 UST Laser Projector, explore the full model history in the Product Archive.
A backyard, a campsite, a living-room wall. The whole point of a pico projector is that the screen goes where you are.
Cine-quality video and movies at home, from a projector that fits in one hand.
The latest additions to the AAXA lineup before operations paused for reorganization.

4K-ready, ultra short-throw optics with laser light-source brilliance and low-latency audio.
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Runs on Android OS with the latest LED technology for a brighter, smarter portable projector.
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Preloaded spooky FX videos for instant Halloween atmosphere, ready to play out of the box.
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An upgrade to one of AAXA's best-selling pico projectors of all time.
Product details →AAXA projectors have been reviewed and recognized by outlets across the tech press.
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