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Former SA Photonics Exec Michael Browne Named President of Vision Products

Former SA Photonics Exec Michael Browne Named President of Vision Products - top government contractors - best government contracting event

Michael Browne, former SA Photonics executive, will serve as president of Vision Products, a spinoff company focusing on visualization systems for military customers and commercial clients.

Vision Products said Wednesday it originally functioned as an SA Photonics division founded by Browne in 2009 and was spun off by the latter company in December.

He held executive positions at SA Photonics for 17 years and has served on the company’s board. His career of over three decades is focused on developing virtual, augmented and mixed reality technologies for commercial and military uses.

Browne’s work spanning light security, night vision and head-mounted displays has resulted in more than 30 patents and publications.

Vision Products will offer visualization technology designed for military, medical and commercial applications. These offerings include the SA-147/S AR display that provides a 147-degree diagonal field of view.

“Vision Products is embarking on a program to expand our offerings in the medical visualization space and in vision systems for helicopter pilotage in degraded visual environments, both during the day and at night,” Browne said.

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Written by Nichols Martin

a staff writer at Executive Mosaic, produces articles on the federal government's technology and business interests. The coverage of these articles include government contracting, cybersecurity, information technology, health care and national security.

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