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Tariff Turmoil for TV Market

by Omid Rahmat

Best Buy has expressed concerns about the potential impact of newly imposed tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China.

The EU Wants to Make the Rules Since It Can’t Make the Products

by Barry Young

Fresh off its success in mandating the use of USB connectors, the EU is back with an Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) this year..

Tags:Europe| Right to Repair| showcase| Smartphones

Polymer Nanoparticles Deliver Real-Time Color and Shape Adjustments

by Joseph Bryans

Their ability to form multicolor patterns over large areas suggests applications in next-generation display technologies.

Tags:nanomaterials| research| showcase

Apple Letting BOE and Tianma Join the Party

by Emory Kale

Supplier diversification, geopolitics, and pricing are opening doors for Chinese companies.

How Gamut Ring Visualization Transforms Display Color Analysis

by Joseph Bryans

At its core, the research addresses a fundamental challenge in display technology: how to meaningfully represent and compare the three-dimensional nature of color reproduction.

Tags:color gamut| research| showcase

Cross-Industry Collaborations and New Products Drive AR and XR Momentum

by Omid Rahmat

Major industry players have unveiled initiatives that signal an accelerated drive toward immersive, consumer-ready AR devices.

Enhancing OLED Brightness through Polaritonic States

by Joseph Bryans

The intrinsic limitation of OLEDs arises from the fact that only 25% of electronically excited states can directly contribute to light emission.

Tags:Materials| OLED| research| showcase

Samsung and POSTECH Unveil Achromatic Metalens for Next-Generation XR Displays

by Joseph Bryans

One major challenge with metalenses has been chromatic aberration, a common optical issue where colors are not focused at the same point, resulting in blurry or fringed images.