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The Electrowetting Windmill Keeps on Turning – bringing Etulipa from Eindhoven

by Bob Raikes

(Etulipa from Amsterdam would have been a better title, but to be accurate the song probably should have been Tulips from Keukenhof and that doesn’t scan!) I have been following the technology of electrowetting …

Crystal Clear: Pioneering the Last 60 years of Display Technology Innovation & Looking Into the Future

by Sri Peruvemba

From large outdoor interactive screens on buildings to tiny displays in wristwatches, the display industry has created applications and entire industries over the past 60 years, transforming our entire society. Just take a look …

Over the River and through the Woods

by Ken Werner

Over the River and through the Woods “Over the river and through the woods,To grandmother’s house we go.The horse knows the wayTo carry the sleighThrough the white and drifted snow.” I was thinking of …

Tags:Electrowetting| Novel Displays

eTulipa Production Starts in Taiwan

by Bob Raikes

We covered eTulipa’s ‘2nd generation’ electrowetting technology in a Display Daily a couple of years ago (Etulipa Developing Electrowetting for Public Display). Now the company has told us that it has its first production …

Tags:Electrowetting| Large Display Monitor| Taiwan| Vol 25 - Issue 15

Electronica 2016 Round-up

by Bob Raikes

AlphaDisplay of Korea was at the show to highlight, in particular, its developments in medical displays. To help promote that vertical segment, Alpha has recruited from fellow Korean company, Kostec, which is a specialist …

Etulipa Gets Deal with URT

by Bob Raikes

Etulipa, a start up in Eindhoven that is developing in large area electrowetting technology and founded by Hans Feil, previously of Liquavista, has said that it has made a deal with United Radiant Technology …

Tags:DOOH| Electrowetting| Large Display Monitor| Reflective Display| Vol 23 - Issue 40

Etulipa Developing Electrowetting for Public Display

by Bob Raikes

It’s a strange thing about the display industry that many successful technologies are based on what seem like very strange concepts. When I used to give training courses on display technology, first people were …

Tags:Electrowetting| Vol 23 - Issue 41

Kobo Avoids Colour

by Tom Allen

While eReader sales continue to fall and companies hunt for the next big thing, Kobo has come straight out and said that it will not move away from its monochrome roots. President Michael Tamblyn …