
Stretchable Substrate Achieves Transparency and Distortion-Free Functionality
by Joseph Bryans
The team tackled a key limitation in existing stretchable materials: the Poisson’s ratio phenomenon.
Tags:research| Stretched Displays
by Joseph Bryans
The team tackled a key limitation in existing stretchable materials: the Poisson’s ratio phenomenon.
Tags:research| Stretched Displays
by Shawnee Blackwood
The University of British Columbia is leveraging newly awarded federal funding to explore luminescent materials that could transform displays and lighting.
Tags:research
by Joseph Bryans
While conventional optical components can help adjust the light path and reduce eye strain, they tend to be bulky and heavy, making them impractical for head-mounted devices.
Tags:Augmented Reality| | research| showcase| VR
by Omid Rahmat
The most natural way to interact with a screen isn’t having a conversation with it.
Tags:Gesture Recognition| research| showcase
by Joseph Bryans
One of the central challenges is that, as pixel sizes decrease to enable higher resolutions, interpixel crosstalk and associated distortions increase, degrading performance.
Tags:LCOS| Microdisplays| research| showcase
by Joseph Bryans
Quantitative data from the Fraunhofer IPMS team highlights the tangible gains of stacked OLEDs: such as a marked increase in operational lifetime.
Tags:Augmented Reality| mcirodisplays| OLED| research| showcase
by Joseph Bryans
Traditional LLO techniques, used to separate PI films from their carrier substrates, often fail when applied to films thinner than 5 μm.
Tags:Graphene| Laser| OLED| research| showcase
by Emory Kale
Current mercury lamps and deep ultraviolet LED light sources often have drawbacks such as large device size, lower resolution, high energy consumption, and inadequate optical power density.
Tags:MicroLED| research| showcase
by Joseph Bryans
Creating dynamic, full-color volumetric displays using special rare-earth-doped glass.
Tags:Glass| Holographic Displays| Materials| research| showcase
by Joseph Bryans
As ions showed superior results in improving device performance.
Tags:MicroLED| research| showcase
by Emory Kale
The system employs ionic liquid droplets measuring 30.8 micrometers in diameter, containing laser dye and deposited via inkjet printing.
Tags:Laser display| research| showcase
by Joseph Bryans
At the heart of this approach is the manipulation of how the molecule handles energy.
Tags:OLED| research