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KomyMirror is the world's first wide view mirror on a flat surface. It is like a convex mirror but on a flat mirror surface. In Japan, we call these KomyMirror models "FF Mirrors" (an abbreviation for Fantastic Flat mirrors).

The figure below compares the conventional mirror's field of view and a KomyMirror. When installed on an L-shaped corridor intersection, a conventional mirror only shows a limited view, but a KomyMirror has a wide field of view, so people coming across the corridor can be easily seen.

The figure below compares the conventional mirror's field of view and the KomyMirror. KomyMirror has a wider field of view than a conventional mirror, so you can see a bicycle coming from the blind spot.

KomyMirrors are placed in overhead stowage bins on aircrafts. We have shipped more than half a million KomyMirrors to our customers including aircraft manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus.
