SID Display Week 2017 – Page 3

IC10 Intel Positive about Immersive Computing

by Bob Raikes

Stephen Salzman is from Intel Capital. He started by saying that the world is in 3D with immersive sound, so that is how computing should be. He agrees with earlier speakers that AR, MR …

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IC09 Vuzix Says Glasses Must be Light & Fashionable

by Bob Raikes

Paul Travers is President and CEO of Vuzix based in Rochester and the company is 20 years old. It has offices in the UK and Japan and investors include Intel Capital. After many years, …

IC08 Leia Looks to Develop Light Field LCDs

by Bob Raikes

David Fattal is the founder and CEO from Leia, which is a spin-off from HP work in Palo Alto which can create a switchable light field display from any mobile device. The company supplies …

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IC06 Aledia Wants to Disrupt Displays

by Bob Raikes

Giorgio Anania is from Aledia, a company that makes nanowire LEDs which can offer higher brightness, resolution and efficiency than current displays. 2D microLEDs could be very disruptive, he believes, but there are a …

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IC05 X-Celeprint Looking at 2018 for Commercialisation

by Bob Raikes

Kyle Benkendorfer is CEO and founder of X-Celeprint. The company can print LEDs onto flexible or transparent substrates and the company can also print micro-ICs and it can print sensors such as ToF sensors. …

IC04 Glo is Looking for Partners in MicroLED

by Bob Raikes

The next speaker was Fureba Danesh from Glo, where she is CEO. The company, which has only 50 staff, has been working on direct view GAN-based LED displays for six years and is a …

IC03 Kopin Has a Real Business in AR/VR

by Bob Raikes

Hong Choi is from Kopin and replaced Dr John Fan, who was due to speak. Choi is CTO for the company. Kopin is focused on AR & VR and is shipping displays, supplying ip …

IC02 Kateeva Adds Info on Encapsulation

by Bob Raikes

Alain Harrus of Kateeva talked about its encapsulation technology at the Investor’s conference. The firm has competition but claims around 80% market share in encapsulation. The TAM for the market could be $1.6 billion …

IC1 Kyulux Highlights Stack Design Challenges of OLED

by Bob Raikes

Kyulux was represented at the Investors’ Conference by Christopher Savoie, who is the CEO. The firm was founded in 2015, but based on long-established research and it has 30 researchers. It has a ‘globally-oriented’ …

KN2 Google Makes AR/VR Display Breakthroughs

by Bob Raikes

Clay Bavor is from Google where he is the VP responsible for AR & VR. After checking with the audience how many people had tried ‘good VR’, he explained that when he introduces people …

KN1 Press Breakfast and Keynotes – AUO Promotes LCD

by Bob Raikes

Our week at the SID exhibition, after the press conference, started with the annual SID Press breakfast when Sri Peruvembra, who looks after marketing for the SID, gave an update. One of the topics …

Nanoco and Kyulux to Develop and Market Their Technologies Collaboratively

by Ken Werner

During Display Week, British quantum-dot (QD) developer Nanoco and German Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF) developer Kyulux announced a collaboration and joint development agreement. The announcement called each of the partners a “world leader” …