Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
The home arena of a German basketball team is to become the world’s first event venue with a full-LED video sports floor. BMW Park, home of FC Bayern Basketball in Munich, has entered into a partnership with supplier ASB GlassFloor. The partnership, which runs until 2030, will see a 580 sq metre video sports floor permanently and custom installed, offering limitless animation possibilities. The team has already played on an ASB GlassFloor display at the start of the German basketball league season in September last year.
You have to check out the Hypersphere 360. Eighty riders sit amid the 55-plus-foot (17 meter) LED display that has a startling 75 million pixels. As the ride begins, the false floor lowers providing a full 360-degree virtual experience. Oh, and it tilts at 30 degrees, so riders get the true feeling of traveling to the depths below. And this isn't simply a visual experience. Forty-five channel audio brings a complete spatial sound experience, and it is truly a 4D with wind, vibrations, and scents.
As spotted by Android Authority, if you dive into the Display section of Settings, there's a new adaptive touch entry in the Touch sensitivity menu. When the feature is enabled, the touchscreen sensitivity "will automatically adjust to your environment, activities and screen protector" according to the official blurb. And that pretty much sums it up: Adaptive Touch makes it easier to use the display if you've got wet fingers, or if there's a screen protector on top, or if you're wearing gloves for example.
Samsung's new Odyssey gaming monitor does offer 3D capabilities, albeit with a difference: not only are glasses not required, but it can also switch between 2D and 3D content with the press of a button. The Odyssey 3D's stereoscopic 3D visuals are enabled using Light Field Display (LFD) technology. It combines a lenticular lens, which uses hardware to direct different images to each eye, with a pair of built-in eye-tracking cameras and view mapping tech that adjusts the image to enhance depth perception.
Here comes an e-paper display that can operate entirely wirelessly. That applies to the power requirement as well, as it gets its juice via a wireless power module designed by the Israeli company Wi-Charge. That way, the display does not come with swappable batteries but operates entirely on the power transmitted via the wireless power module. The display otherwise is the E Ink Spectra 6 e-paper technology measuring 13-inches. It comes with an integrated wireless power receiver, and as long as the display is within the range of the wireless power module, it will continue to function as desired.
Researchers have developed a new technology to detect if food has gone bad without opening the package, revolutionizing the food and beverage industry. Imagine knowing your milk has gone bad without having to open your fridge. A technology called printed electronics could one day make innovations like this possible. The printed electronics can be used to scan everyday objects—for example, milk cartons and fridges—to enable communication between these objects and smartphones and computers.
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