2021 – Display Daily

Google Has a ‘New’ AR Project

by Bob Raikes

What They Say The New York Times ran a general article on the metaverse and AR/VR. In the article, Google is reported to be working on a new AR device after acquiring the firm …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Google| Intel

Xiaomi Dials Up High-End Appeal in China With New Phones Aimed at Apple

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Xiaomi has released three new smartphones in its 12 series, the 12, 12 Pro and 12X. The 12 has a 6.28″ AMOLED with FHD+ and up to 120 Hz refresh. It …

Tags:LTPO TFT| Smartphones| Xiaomi

Looking Back on My Display Daily Year

by Bob Raikes

Like many others, at this time of year, I thought I’d look back and a bit forward to see if I could see any patterns in what I have written over the last year …

Tesla Disables Game Mode in Moving Vehicles

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Tesla has agreed to change its Passenger Play feature that previously allowed games to be played on a touchscreen when the car was in motion. The move was made after the …

Tags:Automotive| Game Playing

AV Link will Present New 4K/8K Products at ISE 2022

by Bob Raikes

AV LINK, a pioneering designer and manufacturer of cutting-edge 4K and 8K video processing, will exhibit in booth 5K105, from February 1 to 4 2022, in Barcelona, Spain, at Integrated Systems Europe showing MaitreView™ …

Tags:ISE 2022| Pro AV

Panasonic, IBM, BMW and Mercedes-Benz are also canceling

by Bob Raikes

What They Say More companies have dropped out from CES in the last day or two including IBM, Panasonic, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, OnePlus, Proctor & Gamble and AMD. I also heard that Nanosys has dropped …

Tags:CES 2022

FETC 2022 Preview: What’s Shouting the Loudest

by Len Scrogan

In this article, I outline observations related to key education trends taking shape at FETC 2022 using my typical conference session analysis approach. The ed-tech conference season in the U.S. kicks off at the …

Tags:Education| Events

CES 2022: Somalytics to unveil products powered by world’s smallest nano-based capacitive sensor in huge breakthrough for industry

by Bob Raikes

CES 2022: Somalytics to unveil products powered by world’s smallest nano-based capacitive sensor in huge breakthrough for industry New 1mm paper sensor ‘feels’ human presence, creating new genre of gesture-based digital interfaces, wellness monitoring …

Tags:CES 2022| Gaze Recognition| Touch

Somalytics Bullish on Capacitive Gaze Recognition

by Bob Raikes

What They Say An intriguing press release came through in advance from CES that is from a company that we don’t know called Somalytics. The firm has a new touch system based on capacitive …

Tags:Gaze Recognition| Gesture Recognition| Touch

Hyundai Testing Robotic Display Platform

by Milos Pavlovic

What They Say Invidis spotted a release from Hyundai that included a wheeled display ‘robot’ using a multi-use platform, the Mobile Eccentric Droid (Mobed). There is a video here. What We Think Invidis couldn’t …

Tags:CES 2022| Robotics| VideoConferencing

CES, Looking Backward And Forward

by Pete Putman

I’ve been penning my thoughts for Display Daily for well over a decade, and what a turbulent time that’s been for the display industry! Back in December of 2011, no one could have predicted …

Mike Nesmith – A Technology Pioneer as Well

by Bob Raikes

What They Say The Digital Cinema Society spotted an article by Mike Nesmith of the Monkees who died just before Christmas that was published in ‘Videography’ in 1990. The article is an intriguing forecast …

Tags:Forecasts| Virtual Reality

Year: 2021