• Orbit International unit Q-Vio received additional prototype orders from Technology Advancement Group for a next-generation handheld unit intended to replace Defense Advanced GPS Receiver used by US Department of War and select foreign military services.
• Work covers LCD assembly supply, including a custom 3.5-inch low-power display designed for direct-sunlight visibility.
• Q-Vio also will provide a PCAP touchscreen with EMI glass optically bonded to improve durability in harsh environments.
• Technology Advancement Group was selected prime contractor for DAGR replacement effort in June 2023.
• Program targets installed base of about 800,000 DAGRs, based on Technology Advancement Group estimates.

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