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by Isaac Oburu
Flexpoint Sensor Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce it has received the initial production order from the go-to virtual reality data glove company, Manus VR (https://manus-vr.com/). Our sensor solution will help power their exciting …
Tags:Sensors| Virtual Reality
by Isaac Oburu
NEXT Biometrics Group ASA and Innolux, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of TFT-LCD-panels and NEXT Biometrics Group ASA today jointly announced that they are investing in establishing mass production capacity for the previously …
Tags:biometrics| Sensors| TFT
by Isaac Oburu
Vuzix® Corporation, a leading supplier of Video Eyewear and M300 Smart Glasses products in the consumer, enterprise, and entertainment markets, announced today that it has partnered with Sensory, a Silicon Valley-based company focused on …
Tags:Eyewear| Sensors| Vuzix
by Steve Sechrist
If you have ever wonder what the future may hold for OLED display technology, particularly beyond the display industry, look no further than the “OLEDs: Recent Advances and Applications” talk (M-03) given this past …
Tags:Applications| biometrics| OLEDs| Sensors| technology| Vol 23 - Issue 27
by Tom Allen
Road to VR got some hands-on (pardon the pun) time with the latest Gloveone prototype at E3 this week. It is a haptic motion input glove, designed for VR users, from Spain’s NeuroDigital. The …
Tags:Haptics| Mobile Display Monitor| Sensors| Vol 23 - Issue 23| Wearables
by Isaac Oburu
Lenovo today launched the much anticipated PHAB2 Pro – the world’s first Tango-enabled smartphone to enable augmented reality experiences – plus the dual-camera PHAB2 Plus and full-sized PHAB2 smartphones. PHAB2 Pro: World’s First Tango-Enabled …
Tags:Lenovo| Sensors| Smartphones
by Tom Allen
Just after meeting with Lenovo at CES 2016, we were told that the company would be producing the first Project Tango smartphone for Google (Lenovo Deluge Led by OLED Notebook). Project Tango is a …
Tags:3D Depth Cameras| Google| Lenovo| Mobile Display Monitor| Sensors| Smartphones| Vol 23 - Issue 23
by Isaac Oburu
OmniVision Technologies, Inc., a leading developer of advanced digital imaging solutions, today announced the OV13855, its third-generation 13-megapixel 1.12-micron pixel sensor. The OV13855, built on OmniVision’s advanced PureCel®Plus pixel technology, brings superior image quality …
Tags:Imaging| Resolution| Sensors
by Isaac Oburu
Zytronic, a leader in advanced, rugged Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT™ and MPCT™) touch sensors. Zytronic was commissioned by global digital wayfinding specialist Abuzz to deliver its PCT™ Projected Capacitive Technology touch sensor assemblies for …
Tags:Sensors| Touch
by Tom Allen
Kaga Electronics is now distributing Canatu’s Carbon NanoBud (CNB) transparent conductive films and touch sensors in Japan.
Tags:Canatu| Distribution| Japan| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Sensors| Vol 23 - Issue 14
by Isaac Oburu
Canatu’s flexible touch sensor, using CNB™ Flex Film, is an integral part of the product. The product is a curved wearable device with a flexible OLED touch display. With the market for flexible displays …
Tags:Canatu| Sensors| Touch
by Isaac Oburu
Panasonic Corporation today announced that it has commercialized an encapsulation material having a high dielectric constant that is suitable for finger-print recognition sensor packages to be incorporated in mobile devices, and will start full-scale …
Tags:Encapsulation| Fingerprint Recognition| Panasonic| Sensors
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