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Marshall Goldberg is from Lattice Semiconductor, which recently bought Silicon Image, the developer of HDMI and MHL and the owners of the SiBeam wireless technology. Goldberg went through the history of HDMI from V1.4 at 4K30 in 2009 to SuperMHL in 2014 at 8K120. He also pointed out that the specification for 4k UltraHD on … Read more
The second day of the Display Summit started with a session moderated by our own Bob Raikes that covered connectivity, especially the impact of UltraHD/4k content. The first speaker was Bob Ventresca who is from Thinklogical and he started by saying that there are challenges to getting all the ultraHD content moved around. It’s all … Read more
Jorn Eriksen is from Kverve, a start up from Norway (Eriksen was the founder of CEO of Projection Design, so has some track record in the industry). The project that Kverve is working on started with the walkmouse – using an Oculus Rift set of VR viewers and allowing walking. Eriksen said that you quickly … Read more
As part of its 2015 4K Ultra HDTV lineup, which includes six new series, Sony Electronics announced today pricing and availability for the X900C and X910C series 4K Ultra HD TVs. X900C 4K Ultra HD TV – [$2,499, $3,999] 55″ class (54.6″ diag) , 65″ class (64.5″ diag) X910C 4K Ultra HD TV – [$5,499] … Read more
BenQ pitted its HC1200 projector against two other unmarked projectors in a comparison of brightness and colors with a reference monitor as a guide at Display Summit 2015.
One of the challenges in projection mapping applications is properly registering your projectors to the objects to be projected onto. Now with two cameras, the projectors used for the mapping and some software, Christie is able to properly capture the 3D space and calibrate each projector in under a minute.
Hitachi showed how you can blend multiple projectors on 4-sided surface to create an immersive and impressive image.
3D developer Dimenco worked with LED supplier Leyard to demonstrate a glasses-free 3D 108″ display at InfoComm 2015.
Leyard created a large LED wall at InfoComm 2015 using 1.25mm pitch panels that had about half the vertical, but the full horizontal resolution of an 8K display.
The Display Summit 2015 was the showcase for a comparison between a fine pitch (1.25mm) LED wall supplied by Panasonic and a 2×2 LCD wall supplied by NEC. Both featured the same content for attendees to really evaluate them side by side.
Jonathan Waldern is CEO of Digilens which has a new kind of material for waveguide optics. He started by asking “who has heard of Google Glass?” – who has tried it, and who would buy it? The audience clearly showed that it wasn’t ready to buy! The waveguide optics of Digilens are different from refractive … Read more
Panasonic showed a couple of interesting projection mapping solutions at InfoComm 2015. One was illuminating a car and one incorporated a tablet-based augmented reality capability.
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