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Royole Launches an Open-Platform Flexible Electronics Development Kit

June 22, 2021 by Artem Alekseenko

Royole Corporation, a pioneer and the global leader in flexible electronics announced Royole RoKit, the world’s first open platform flexible electronics development kit, now available for purchase in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan and China. RoKit combines Royole’s flexible display and sensor technologies with programmable hardware into a developer-friendly, all-in-one flexible electronics development … Read more

Optoma Launch Selection of Immersive Projection Solutions Promising to Warp your Reality

June 21, 2021 by Artem Alekseenko

Optoma announced their ‘Warping Reality’ collection of immersive projection solutions. Suitable for an array of sophisticated environments, from art installations, floor projection, stage backgrounds to sensory rooms, simulators and training facilities. Handpicked by Optoma’s team of technical specialists, the series includes a line-up of DuraCore laser professional installation projectors and ingenious accessories, all designed with … Read more

Does WCG Make More People Colour Blind?

December 21, 2022June 21, 2021 by Bob Raikes

Last week, Barry wrote about the developments in wide colour gamut displays and the trend to move to narrow primaries to enable the showing of as much as possible of the Rec. 2020 gamut. (Getting to BT 2020 — OLEDs vs. LCDs) That’s a good thing. Or is it? Although like everybody in the technology … Read more

LG Adds an 83″ OLED TV

June 21, 2021 by Bob Raikes

What They Say LG Electronics has added to its range of OLED TVs with a new 83″ UltraHD set that it will start selling in Korea and the US this month. In Korea the set will cost Won 10.9 million ($9,600). The full series is now 48″, 55″, 65″, 77″, 83″ and 88″(8K). The Korea … Read more

Links Week Commencing 21st June 2021

June 21, 2021 by Bob Raikes

Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the first part of this week. Nvidia Shield gets Google’s new Android TV user interface LG starts shipping the 83-inch OLED C1, for $5,999 in the US The 8k Association’s Chris Chinnock Looks at … Read more

‘Samsung the key for Korean firms to supply their own OLED FMM against DNP’

June 21, 2021 by Bob Raikes

What They Say The Elec published an extended article that included a substantial interview with UBI Research CEO Choong Hoon Yi. The article covers the technology of FMM. It also highlights that although Samsung would like to be able to buy FMMs from a Korean supplier, rather than DNP of Japan, there is a high … Read more

Automotive display shipment to reach 239 million in 2030

December 21, 2022June 21, 2021 by Bob Raikes

What They Say It looks as though Omdia is trying to raise its presence in Korea as the Elec has added to the data provided by the researcher by publishing data on the automotive display market again (China tops automotive display market in 2020) The market is forecast to reach 238 million units by 2030, … Read more

Samsung Unveils Its Expanded 2021 Odyssey Gaming Monitor Lineup

June 21, 2021 by Artem Alekseenko

Samsung Electronics, the number one player in the gaming monitor market,1 announced the expanded 2021 Odyssey monitor lineup will be available across the global markets from June 21, 2021, providing gamers of all skill sets with superb picture quality and futuristic design. Following the curved gaming monitor launch in 2020, Samsung now offers a variety … Read more

Flexible OLED Shipments to Drop 35% from Q1

June 21, 2021 by Bob Raikes

What They Say The Elec has reported data from Omdia that forecasts that shipments of flexible OLED panels will be around 57 million units in Q2, 35% down from Q1. The reduction is a combination of seasonal effects and a further reduction in shipments for the iPhone 12. However, the number is up 54.1% on … Read more

Yantian Delays Worse than the Suez Canal

June 21, 2021 by Bob Raikes

What They Say The South China Morning Post reports that the delays at the port of Yantian (Shenzen) caused by Covid procedures and outbreaks, are causing bigger shipping delays than the recent problems with the ship blocking the Suez Canal. The paper reported that 298 container vessels skipped the port (equivalent to 3 million 20′ … Read more

Ottawa researchers develop ‘barrel-eliminating’ optical element

June 20, 2021 by Bob Raikes

What They Say A group of researchers at the University of Ottowa have developed the concept of a ‘spaceplate’ that can be used to replace the space between lenses in optical systems. The concept was published in Nature Communications and described at Optics.org and exploits the idea of exploiting the angle of a light ray … Read more

The Right to Repair Fight Comes to Congress

December 21, 2022June 20, 2021 by Bob Raikes

What They Say A bill has been introduced in the US Congress as the Fair Repair Act. “For too long, large corporations have hindered the progress of small business owners and everyday Americans by preventing them from the right to repair their own equipment,” said Congressman Morelle. “It’s long past time to level the playing … Read more