Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
Hypervsn, UK-based holographic communications and display solutions firm, has announced a line of solutions, including the latest version of its Hypervsn SmartV Digital Avatar and Hypervsn Full Body Streaming, according to a press release. The Hypervsn SmartV Digital Avatar aims to allow communication with 3D, AI-powered avatars, and is an evolution of the Hypervsn Holographic Human, a type of 3D pre-recorded content.
BMW originally introduced E Ink technology at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show where the iX Flow electric SUV was able to change its exterior finish from black to white and everything in between. For this year’s CES in Las Vegas, the i Vision Dee concept took the tech to the next level by featuring up to 32 true colors, not just nuances of black and white.
Samsung has a new prototype display that could send its folding phones in a new direction: 360 degrees. Samsung Display, the subsidiary that makes the company’s screens, showed off the new prototype display and hinge at CES 2023. The “Flex In & Out” display can rotate 360 degrees, meaning it can be folded inward and outward, company spokesperson John Lucas told The Verge in an email.
Picture frames using an E Ink display aren’t anything uncommon these days. However, here is one that is different in that it shows AI-generated random images which makes it all look so very cool. Conceived and designed by Jess Farber, the picture frame named Pycasso uses a 7-color e-paper display from Waveshare. A Raspberry Pi 4 serves as the processing backbone of the entire project while the front is dominated by a 5.65-inch 7-color E Ink display.
At ISE 2023, ViewSonic will be exhibiting the upcoming 105-inch ViewBoard with a 21:9 wide screen in 5K resolution as well as the 86-inch 4K ViewBoard. These ViewBoards feature a powerful multimedia soundbar that delivers engaging audiovisuals, making communication more effective. Attendees will also be able to experience the latest 75-inch 4K Presentation Display, which features advanced video conferencing capabilities.
Samsung Display on Tuesday said it is beginning mass production of OLED panels that integrate the touch feature directly onto the panel, aimed at notebooks. The panels with OCTA, or on-cell touch AMOLED, technology, will first feature on Samsung Electronics' high-end, 2023-model Galaxy Book notebooks, the South Korean display panel maker said.
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