Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
Intuit Dome (home of the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers) unveiled its advanced center-hung board, which spans nearly a full acre. The flexible board will be utilized for basketball games, concerts and special events held at the Inglewood venue. The Halo Board, as it has been dubbed, is one of the largest double-sided halo displays in an arena setting, curving around the top of the dome at 38,375 sq. ft. It is the equivalent of nearly 3,600 60-inch TV screens with 233 million LEDs.
HP researchers have published a paper detailing a new modular monitor design they call “composable microLED monitors.” Using advancing microLED tech to make smaller screens with no bezels, they imagine a Lego-like system that allows customers to buy different monitor modules and slot them together at home. In the paper, diagrams show “core units” with a direct connection to the host computer being expanded both horizontally and vertically with multiple extensions. The idea is that by choosing from flat or curved extension pieces and connecting them to the core unit, you can make a monitor in whatever size or shape you want.
Developed at Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), the Augmented Reality Interactive Vehicle Display is a vehicle window that can provide additional information about what a passenger is currently viewing. In the future, tour buses may not even need human guides, passengers will just take self-guided tours through their window. Each window’s interior is covered with a transparent microLED touchscreen panel, and a camera above the window constantly tracks a passenger’s gaze.
Visix announced the addition of the EPS 27 epaper desk sign to the sustainable space management offering. This wireless, battery-powered E Ink sign provides an affordable, energy-efficient solution to display desk reservations in hybrid office environments. Measuring 3.1 inches x 0.6 inches x 1.7 inches and weighing just 1.3 ounces, the EPS 27 boasts long-life batteries that last up to five years and includes a convenient desk edge mount.
The Wear OS smartwatch is said to let go of the thick bezels this time and has reduced the bezels for both sizes, opting for 0.17 inches (4.5mm). The flagship wearable would come with drastically improved brightness, going up to 2,000 nits, which is almost double that of its predecessors. The brighter display will significantly improve outdoor visibility, especially in direct sunlight. The smartwatch would also sport a higher resolution as it would go for 408 x 408 for the 41mm display size and 456 x 456 for the 45mm size, which is a huge jump from Watch 2.
The headline feature of the NUC-like Miniproca mini desktop computer is that 7-inch hinged multi-touch monitor to the top of the unit, which has a reported resolution of 1,024 x 600. This can be used as a mini display for work or play, or as a secondary screen when the unit is cabled to a full-size monitor (up to three simultaneous display connections and 4K at 120 Hz are supported) – to show social feeds, keep up with chats, run specific apps, view system performance stats during gaming sessions and so on.
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