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High Brightness Displays for See-Through AR Applications at Display Week

by Matthew Brennesholtz

I was surprised to find there were no papers at the SID symposium on the AR/VR track that address the issue of the ultra-high brightness required for a see-through AR display to compete with …

Leti Discusses Research Business Plan at Display Week

by Matthew Brennesholtz

The Leti booth at the Display Week exhibition. (Credit: M. Brennesholtz) Leti is a technology research institute founded in 1967 and is currently a part of CEA Tech. CEA Tech is a French research …

Display Week iZone Highlights

by Steve Sechrist

This was a record breaking year for the iZone at the annual Society for Information Display Display Week. Launched just seven years ago, the innovation Zone or iZone has grown to almost 50 booths …

BC17 Coherent Can Support G7 LTPS or Even G10.5

by Bob Raikes

Rainer is from Coherent which is a laser supplier based in Santa Clara. (We previously reported a talk from Paetzel from the 2011 Business Conference) It makes lasers that are used in the manufacturing …

BC04 MicroLED Continues to Throw up New Challenges

by Bob Raikes

Eric Virey is from Yole Développement and we have reported on his talks several times. He looked at MicroLED, asking if it was a viable alternative to OLED and LCD? LED as a technology …

X-Celeprint Shows 5.1-inch MicroLED Display

by Ken Werner

At SID Display Week, X-Celeprint has been showing, behind closed doors, a technology demonstration of its 5.1-inch microLED Display. This is the largest microLED display using a micro transfer printing process of which I’m …

Tags:MicroLED| SID Display Week 2018| Vol 25 - Issue 20

Macroblock Wins Samsung Business, Optimistic on microLED

by Bob Raikes

Macroblock is reckoned to be the biggest supplier of LED driver chips for video displays (and the second largest maker of all LED drivers) and is based in Taiwan. The LEDInside blog reports that …

LEDinside RoadMap Points to AR for MicroLED

by Bob Raikes

The LEDInside site of TrendForce of Taiwan has shown what it calls a roadmap for microLED and miniLED and has forecast that the chips will generate a business valued at $1.38 billion by 2022 …

Foxconn Takes Share in Epileds and Has Plans…

by Bob Raikes

Companies in the Foxconn group have taken a 7.32% stake in Epileds, a maker of LEDs and may have a plan to become the largest shareholder, according to Taiwanese sources. The stake was enabled …

How Important is a Display these Days?

by Norbert Hildebrand

After the start of the flat panel display, several new product groups came to the market. In many cases the display quality was important for the ultimate success or lack thereof in the market. …

Tags:AMOLED| display technology| LCD| MicroLED| Vol 25 - Issue 18

Epistar Should Have More LEDs in Q3

by Bob Raikes

We reported on plans by Epistar to boost its capacity for VCSEL and GaN LEDs by introducing 6″ wafers rather than 4″. (Epistar Prepares for VCSEL and Mini LED Production). Now reports from Taiwan …

Chinese Smartphone Makers to Use LEDs

by Bob Raikes

Taiwanese reports have identified Huawei, Oppo and Xiaomi are planning to use LCDs with miniLED backlights for smartphones in the second half of this year. The LED Inside blog reports that Refond, a Chinese …