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What They Say Sixteen-nine.net interviewed Chris Riegel, CEO of Stratacache. After getting through the general business content (which highlights the changes that Riegel has made in reducing the Scala channel to have fewer and more qualified partners as well as the firm’s experience of big systems), he got to our main interest, the microLED technology … Read more
What They Say Engadget reported on the latest version of Holoride’s software for XR in moving vehicles. The system works by tapping into data from a vehicle and that data is used to drive an in-game experience that can be enjoyed on an XR headset that reflects the movements of the car. While demoes a … Read more
What They Say Photonics World reported that two German Federal agencies have communicated via video over an optical link for the first time in a quantum-secure manner. The system did not use conventional methods for encryption, but was encoded by light quanta. Any attempt to monitor the conversation forces a new key to be created, … Read more
What They Say The Korea Economic Daily said that LG Electronics is planning a 42″ OLED TV for the 2022 TV range and that it will show the model at CES in January. The firm expects to capitalise on demand from gamers for smaller sets and it is expected to support Dolby Vision for Gaming … Read more
What They Say Last week there was lots of discussion on issues of the ‘Metaverse’, the idea that XR can allow interaction in a digital virtual world made up of immersive shared spaces, an idea that has been around a long time. The aim is to allow online avatars to take part in activities and … Read more
What They Say At Siggraph 2021, Tobii, the gaze specialist, introduced a a lightweight foveation codec for VR/AR/MR according to the VRAR Association, The codec performs image pre-reduction that can give a 5:1 reduction of content with ‘no visible artefacts’. The graphic content can then be processed with a regular codec. The firm claims that … Read more
Apologies to those for whom the daily DD article is a highlight, but after some horrible web security-related fire-fighting over the last 24 hours, we were defeated in getting a Display Daily article out today – the first miss for around 5 years, I think! Normal service will resume on Monday. It has just been … Read more
What They Say Samsung put out another of its videos that allow their engineers to get in front of camera, but don’t add much to human understanding. There is some reference to the use of ‘Armor aluminum’ which seems to be a composite material that includes ‘other metallic elements’. There is a little information about … Read more
Seoul Viosys, the leading global compound semiconductor device provider and a subsidiary of Seoul Semiconductor, announced Seoul Viosys and Santa Barbara’s Solid State Lighting & Energy Electronics Center (SSLEEC) team led by Nobel Prize-winning physics Professor Shuji Nakamura, of University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) succeeded in developing blue and green micro LEDs with 1 … Read more
What They Say We published a press release from Seoul Viosys that includes claims that that the firm can now make tiny (<1? green and blue) InGaN microLEDs that avoid the problem of sidewall damage that typically occurs when microLEDs of small (<40?m) dimensions and which reduces the EQE from around 25% to 15% or … Read more
SSIMWAVE®, the Emmy Award-winning video quality solutions innovator, announced new decode capabilities that are allowing the video industry’s first detection and measurement of viewer experiences in content distributed using the SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) protocol and that they have joined the SRT Alliance, the open-source initiative dedicated to overcoming the challenges of low latency video … Read more
Parade Technologies, Ltd., a leading high-speed interface, video display, and touch controller IC supplier, announces the PS188, a USB 3.2 Hub chip with integrated DisplayPort™ 1.4a to HDMI™ 2.0 converter and dual USB Power Delivery 3.0 controllers. The PS188 upstream facing port supports USB 3.2 (Gen 2×1) and DP Alternate Mode while downstream ports offer … Read more
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