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Unipixel Touch Used for POS

Production validation units for a 15.6″ touch screen with XTouch sensors and Diamond Guard hard coat are now being shipped by Unipixel. The units are being shipped to a new customer for a PoS terminal; the customer is focused on touch screens and touch screen-enabled systems for non-consumer markets such as retail. Unipixel expects that … Read more

Kaist Enables Input with Smart Glasses

The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has been developing augmented reality smart glasses since 2014, and now have a third-generation model called K-Glass 3. Users are able to write messages or search the internet using a virtual keyboard, operated with their bare hands. A stereo-vision camera, with two lenses to collect depth information, … Read more

EU Looks at Gaze-Contingent Displays

The EU began the Deeepview Project in 2012. It proposes the use of gaze-tracking technology to extend the user’s perceptions – for example, directing focus and enhancing colour where the user is looking. The first application to come out of the project, Gazer, was announced in March. Gazer was developed by SACHI, the computer interaction … Read more

Google Wants to Use OTT to ‘Blow Up’ Current Model

Chris Levendos, head of network deployment at Google Fibre, has said that the company would prefer an OTT TV model to its current strategy of fibre TV. Speaking at the Incompas Show in the USA, Levendos suggested that creating a new, large-scale and competitive TV service is not economically viable in today’s TV market. “…I … Read more

Satellite Falls to IPTV in Europe

Pay-IPTV homes in Western Europe overtook pay-satellite in 2015, says Digital TV Research – a trend that is expected to continue. While pay-IPTV subscriptions will rise by almost 7 million (27%) between 2015 and 2021, pay-satellite is expected to fall by 300,000. The satellite fall is mainly due to operators in some countries, such as … Read more

Ikegami Reports Strong Interest in 4K UHD and 8K SHV at CABSAT 2016

Ikegami reports strong interest in its latest-generation UHD cameras at the CABSAT 2016 broadcast technology exhibition held mid-March in Dubai. “With consumer 4K UHD displays now available at very affordable prices, broadcasters worldwide are looking very seriously at the creative and commercial potential of advancing to 4K UHD and in the longer term to 8K … Read more

SEL Will Show ‘Hybrid’ Display at SID

Although little information has been released so far, Semiconductor Energy Laboratory says that it has developed a hybrid OLED-and-LCD display. Created in partnership with Advanced Film Device, the prototype uses an OLED display on top of a reflective LCD. The intent is to create a screen with high visibility in both dark (using the emissive … Read more