Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
Micro-LED display startup Q-Pixel Inc of Los Angeles, CA, USA has debuted Q-Transfer technology, which directly addresses the pixel transfer challenge long faced by the micro-LED display industry. The low yield of conventional mass transfer processes (<99.99%) leads to prohibitively high repair and manufacturing costs and remains a major barrier for scaling micro-LED displays towards mass production. As a result, only limited high-end micro-LED products are currently available on the market.
Samsung Display Co. said its latest foldable organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel has successfully passed a 500,000-fold durability test, demonstrating the company's advances in flexible display technology. The panel, used in Samsung Electronics Co.'s newly launched Galaxy Z Fold 7 smartphone, remained fully functional after undergoing 500,000 folds over a 13-day period in a temperature of 25 C, according to testing results verified by global certification agency Bureau Veritas.
This 15.6-inch Windows laptop features a 7-inch touchscreen built directly into the right of the keyboard, essentially replacing where your right hand would normally rest while typing. The result is a laptop that looks almost like someone grafted a small tablet onto the side of a traditional notebook. The secondary display functions as an extension of your Windows desktop, not as a separate device.
Researchers have created a white OLED that runs on under 1.5 volts, offering a major advance in power efficiency for portable and wearable displays. The team built upon their previous endeavors in creating low-voltage blue OLEDs using an upconversion process based on triplet–triplet annihilation (TTA). Simply put, their strategy involves using a low voltage to drive the movement of negative and positive charges within a layered organic semiconductor device.
Samsung Electronics launched the 32-inch Color E-Paper — an ultra-low-power digital signage solution capable of delivering rich, high-quality visuals. Behind this innovative product lies Samsung’s proprietary Color Imaging Algorithm technology, developed through close collaboration between the Visual Display (VD) Business and Samsung Research at Samsung Electronics.
The digital artist duo, Electric Dream Machine, has tapped Epson projector technology to bring futuristic installations to the South Florida Fair. The digital art team, Jasper and Shleby Mosher, created three displays to support the 2025 "Imagine the Future" theme at the fair this year, according to a press release. Electric Dream Machine integrated AI-generated video and graphics and a variety of Epson 3-chip 3LCD projectors.
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