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Vuzix® Corporation, a leading supplier of Smart Glasses and Augmented Reality (AR) technology and products, is pleased to announce that it has acquired Moviynt®, a US-based SAP Certified ERP platform software solution provider, to support handheld mobile phones and scanners used in logistics, warehousing and manufacturing applications. The acquisition of Moviynt further positions Vuzix as … Read more
Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. has acquired SIAA certification from The Society of International sustaining growth for Antimicrobial Articles (SIAA) related to an anti-bacterial and anti-viral for anti-glare film developed for laptop computers, monitors and TV displays. Anti-glare film is an optical film that is used on the upper most layer of a display to … Read more
OMA3™ (Open Metaverse Alliance), an association based in Zug, Switzerland, is announcing open membership to its first working groups at Web Summit, Europe’s largest tech conference. Initial working group participants include some of the biggest and most innovative names in the space such as Animoca Brands, Alien Worlds, Dapper Labs, MetaMetaverse, SPACE Metaverse, SuperWorld, The … Read more
Current Chemicals is unveiling market-ready miniLED LCD displays with phosphor film at the Phosphors & Quantum Dots Industry Forum 2022 in San Francisco this week. These displays are high contrast and wide color gamut (WCG) to deliver a best-in-class viewing experience. Current Chemicals encapsulated Current’s TriGain® KSF/PFS red phosphor and Current’s new JADEluxe™ narrow-band green … Read more
What They Say DZOMark looked at the iPhone 14 Pro Max and Huawei Mate 50 Pro, covering displays, cameras, audio and batteries on the Apple device. It said that the iPhone Has the overall top score of 149 in its metrics with a first for ‘Readability’, although other aspects are all below other handsets. Colour was … Read more
Last week was the return of the in-person Phosphor & Quantum Dot Industry Forum. It’s always a challenge to distil conferences like this into key takeaways, but here is my best shot at highlighting three trends I observed: Energy, Color, Non-display applications. Energy There was a new focus on energy this year in a number … Read more
What They Say The Elec reported that Samsung wants to ship over 40 million TV sets next year, with 39 million using LCD and 1.5 million using QD OLED. The plans do not include any numbers for WOLED units. The LCD panels will come from CSOT, HKC, LG Display, BOE and AUO with CSOT supplying over … Read more
What They Say ARInsider has dug into the latest quarterly result and done some ‘back of the envelope’ calculations to try to work out how many headsets Meta sold in Q3. Meta Reality Labs (MRL) revenue declined to $285 million, down 49% from 2021 and down 37% from Q2. (and the division lost $3.96 billion … Read more
What They Say BOE has released information in Chinese about a new miniLED display that allows the development of a transparent display where the area of transparency is around 90% of the pixel and where the overall transmittance of the display reaches more than 65%. Contrast is reported to be 100,000:1 What We Think Well, … Read more
What They Say Raysolve based in Hong Kong has released a video demonstrating its latest 0.39″ microLED monolithic microdisplay which is based on blue LEDs with a photolithographic QD colour conversion layer (Raysolve Announced the First Demonstration of 0.39-inch single-chip full-color Micro-LED Micro-Display, Standardized Products are Coming Soon) What We Think Raysolve raised $10 million … Read more
What They Say Perovskite-info.com reported a new R&D project to develop a new patterning technique for the production of perovskite nanocrystal displays which are ultra-thin and high-resolution. The technique uses a ‘stamp-like’ printing process. The team is said to have made RGB patterns at 2,550 ppi. The printed PeLEDs are claimed to have outstanding electroluminescence … Read more
What They Say Android Headlines reported that Huawei has taken legal action against Amazon over the the use of E Ink displays in the Kindle eReaders, which are made in China by Compal. The report said that Huawei has sold 110,000 MatePad Paper sets in China, surpassing the sale of Kindles. The court case is … Read more
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