Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
Looking Glass Factory says it has opened pre-orders for its 86-inch Hololuminescent Display (HLD), positioned for digital signage and public installations. The company describes the system as a wall-mountable, glasses-free, group-viewable 3D display that is under 2 inches thick and delivers roughly two feet of perceived depth from a 4K panel. Looking Glass also says the display integrates touch, a camera, microphone, and speakers, with initial shipments expected in spring 2026.
With the theme “Visionary Innovation • New Frontiers,” TIC 2025 brought together industry partners and academic leaders to explore the future of display technology. Tianma’s latest advancements span four key areas — OLED, automotive displays, IT displays, and Micro-LED — demonstrating the company’s commitment to driving the industry forward and redefining user experiences.
The Vanish Air Rental integrates the power system directly into a slim frame, bringing the LED panel’s visual transparency to 92% to enhance light transmission and on-stage sound permeability. Developed as a 1,000mm by 1,000mm platform, Roe claims the Vanish Air Rental is the first rental LED panel to deliver and distribute power through the panel frame, eliminating the need for a conventional central PSU column.
Sony Honda Mobility is pushing boundaries with its upcoming Afeela sedan, set to introduce a feature that could redefine automotive personalization: digital license plates. This innovation, announced recently, allows drivers to customize their vehicle’s rear plate via a smartphone app, blending technology with everyday driving in ways previously unimaginable.
The patent is called Dual View Display, and it describes a screen where two different angles give you two different viewing results. That goes beyond simply blocking the view of the driver, letting Ford do some tricky things, like letting the passenger watch YouTube while at the same time the driver can use the screen for more driver-focused information.
The Seoul-based company said that it would showcase more than 30 next-generation convergence technologies, including a holographic display, during the CES 2026 from Jan. 6 to 9 in Las Vegas. Hyundai Mobis, an affiliate of Korea's Hyundai Motor, noted that the holographic technology was geared toward transforming the vehicle's front windshield into a transparent display.
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