VueReal Announces Mark Zeinstra Joined the VueReal Team as VP of Products

Dec 6, 2022


Automotive

Custom Display, Sensor, and Lighting

WATERLOO, Ontario - December 6, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

VueReal Inc., a leader in developing critical enabling technologies for microLED displays, is pleased to announce that Mark Zeinstra has joined the VueReal team as VP of Products. 

VueReal has been working with major OEMs to produce custom products for different applications. Dr. Reza Chaji, CEO of VueReal, highlighted that "as we are expanding our product portfolio for different markets, having a dedicated leadership for our custom products will focus our effort to address major pain points for each sector." He continued, "Mark's extensive experience in the Automotive sector and his track record in introducing game-changing products in different areas will be an asset to VueReal in achieving its potential." 

Mark, VP of Product at VueReal, said, "He is excited to work with the VueReal team to create and deliver new Micro-LED products. VueReal's next-level technology improves the performance, power consumption and packaging for displays, lighting and sensors."

For technology collaboration, partnership, products, or company inquiries, please get in touch with [email protected].


Contact Information:
Reza Chaji
CEO
[email protected]


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