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Immy to Develop MicroLED-based HMD for AR & VR

by Matthew Brennesholtz

Immy Inc. has developed the Immy Neo iC 60 see-through HMD, initially for augmented reality (AR) applications but follow-on units will eventually be usable for virtual reality (VR) applications as well. This unit is …

OLED Looks to Automotive as a Stepping Stone for Lighting

by Bob Raikes

Dr Mark Philippens is from Osram OLED and he talked about non-display applications for OLED. He started by looking at the differences between OLED displays and lighting. His talk was mainly on OLED for …

Prof Kathirgamanathan Sees QDs Important for Rec. 2020

by Bob Raikes

The first speaker was Prof Poopathy Kathirgamanathan (PK) who is a display technologist from Brunel University in London. He was originally very involved in OLED and is now involved in Quantum Dots (QD) and …

Light Polymers Raises Funding for OLED Expansion

by Alan Spencer

Light Polymers has announced a $24.3 million funding round, so that it can expand research and development and scale up the chemistry and film production of its 35 micron-thick OLED circular polariser. The company …

LG Makes A Move on Airports

by Bob Raikes

This was LG’s first attendance as an exhibitor at PTE and the company had an attractive booth, although it was not in a great position, in a second hall. However, in such a small …

Kopin Gets Praise for its New 2k x 2k OLED Microdisplay

by Alan Spencer

At the beginning of the year, Kopin announced its first Lightning OLED one-inch microdisplay (Kopin’s New 2Kx2K OLED on Si Panel to Advance VR Image Quality) and said that since then has had positive …

Kateeva Expands Silicon Valley Headquarters; Doubles Manufacturing Space to Fulfill Demand for Inkjet Printing Production Equipment for OLED Displays

by Bob Raikes

Kateeva today announced that it is expanding its Silicon Valley headquarters. The company has leased an adjacent building at its Newark campus, adding 75,000 sq. ft. that is zoned for manufacturing and business operations. …

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Hisense Adds E Ink to Smartphone

by Bob Raikes

Somehow we missed it at CES, but Hisense showed the A2 phone at MWC again, so we caught up. The smartphone is unusual in having a 5.5″ FullHD AMOLED main display, with a touch-enabled …

The Pixel 2.0 is a Tiny OLED Display System

by Bob Raikes

The Pixel 2.0 is a new tiny OLED screen (1.5″ with 128 x 128 resolution) that is built around an Arduino and can be programmed to produce graphics. The display is available on Kickstarter …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| Novel Displays| OLEDs| Vol 24 - Issue 08

OLEDs in Automotive by 2018?

by Bob Raikes

The PIDA in Taiwan, a trade association, has said that it expects the use of OLEDs in automotive displays to take off from 2018 with demand for automotive displays expected to develop from 94.64 …

Tags:Automotive| Mobile Display Monitor| OLEDs| Vol 24 - Issue 09

LG Talks About Black Level, Calibration and Color Volume

by Chris Chinnock

LG Electronics is implementing a number of improvements and features in their 2017 OLED HDR TVs. To learn more, we initiated a conversation with Neil Robinson, Director of Technology Partnerships at LG Electronics in …

Samsung OLED Share to Drop from 89% to 72%

by Bob Raikes

UBIResearch said that the market for AMOLEDs will continue to be dominated by Samsung as the market grows to $57 billion by 2020. The company expects Chinese players to enter the market in a …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| OLEDs| Samsung| Vol 24 - Issue 07