Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
The latest TV technology put into perspective, here’s what consumers need to know. QD-OLED TVs are some of the most talked-about tech products right now — and deservedly so — so it’s worth answering some of the most common questions about them. One can’t cover every single nuance of this new display tech without getting too technical.
As technology advances, automotive manufacturers find ways to integrate displays as beautifully as possible into their upcoming vehicles. The trend began with simply placing a tablet somewhere in the center of the dashboard, as seen with the Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan, and continued with making the infotainment display as large as possible, as seen with some of the first Tesla Model S vehicles.
AU Optronics unveiled a new color display recently that has some of the same benefits as ePaper, but which uses different technology that should make it cheaper and easier to manufacture. The company showcased its 7.9 inch ChLCD display at the Touch Taiwan show last week. The ChLCD (Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Display) is bistable, which means that like an E Ink display, it doesn’t use any power at all to display a static image.
A collaboration between NVIDIA and Stanford researchers has packed the technology needed for 3D holographic images into a wearable display just a couple millimeters thick, according to the company. The 2.5-millimeter display is less than half the size of other thin VR displays, known as pancake lenses, which use a technique called folded optics that can only support 2D images.
Porotech, which specialises in micro-LED and GaN-based semiconductor material technology, will be unveiling DynamicPixelTuning on its PoroGaN microdisplay platform at a Display Week event in California next week. The breakthrough makes it possible to create full-colour or tuneable-colour displays using identical pixels from a single wafer – achieving colour uniformity while eliminating complex fabrication processes.
DTEN introduces DTEN ONboard, an interactive, touch-enabled device created to elevate collaboration in the hybrid workplace. DTEN ONboard allows equal access to its digital display for both in-office and remote users, promoting greater participation and optimizing inclusion. With its shared, persistent canvas, DTEN ONboard also inspires engagement before, during, and after a meeting.
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