Vol 23 – Issue 21 – Page 10

BC15 Kateeva May Enable Printing of OLEDs

by Bob Raikes

The next speaker was a “late notice” speaker as the planned speaker was not able to make it. The speaker was Dr. Conor Madagan, the co-founder and President of Kateeva, a developer of inkjet-based …

BC14 QDVision Summarises Quantum Dots

by Bob Raikes

Seth Coe-Sullivan is from QDVision and he started by introducing the company. On the firm’s booth at SID, the firm’s marketing was focused on the shipping of commercial products with its technology. Coe-Sullivan also …

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BC13 EMD/Merck Looks to the Future

by Bob Raikes

Brian Daniels is Senior VP and Business Unit Head for EMD Performance Materials (previously AZ Electronic Materials) and he started by getting his audience to focus on the future from 2030 onwards. EMD is …

BC12 Atom Shows CNT TFTs and New OLED Structure

by Bob Raikes

The next speaker was Huaping Li, Chief Scientist of Atom Nanoelectronics. He spoke about Carbon Nanotube (CNT) transistor backplanes, based on single chirality inks. He said that the mobility is better than oxide transistors. …

BC11 Annis Sets Out Issues for OLED Production

by Bob Raikes

Charles Annis of IHS in a classic, Displaysearch-like high bandwidth presentations (which I love!), said that the company is getting more and more queries about OLEDs and this is because there is some revenue …

BC10 Nanolumens Shows LED Applications

by Bob Raikes

Karen Robinson of Nanolumens started by talking about the movie, “Minority Report”, which showed a world where displays and interactivity have become seamless and that’s a world we’re moving to. She pointed out that …

BC9 Reflective Displays Have a Place in Signage

by Bob Raikes

Dr Paul Apen is from E Ink and he talked about the use of reflective displays in digital signage. LCD and LED are able to provide bright displays, however in some applications, a bright …

BC8 LED Hitting Rear Projection Cubes says Planar/Leyard

by Bob Raikes

Jennifer Davis is from Planar/Leyard which, of course, covers both LED and LCD technologies in its “consultative selling” business. The choice of the right display starts, of course, with the applications and customer requirements. …

BC7 LED an Opportunity but a Tough One

by Bob Raikes

Sanju Khatri of IHS started the second session, which was on the high brightness advertising display market. She started by explaining the use of high brightness and outdoor displays in digital signage applications. She …

BC5 BOE Differentiates Professional and ‘Link’ Devices

by Bob Raikes

Leono (Chao) Guo is Vice Chief Strategic Marketing Officer for BOE and he talked about the “PC” being an “irreplaceable Link for the post PC era” PCs and smartphones have been enabled by Moore’s …

BC4 Intel Makes A Call To Action for UltraHD on PCs

by Bob Raikes

Roland Wooster is from Intel, where he is responsible for promoting PC and All-in-one (AIO) technology to boost device refresh. He started by discussing UltraHD and HDR. In monitors, there was a boost for …

Drinking the QD “Kool-Aid”

by Barry Young

When I wandered into the Exhibit Hall at the Moscone Convention Center West, the first visible display was LG’s 77” HDR UHD AMOLED TV, which was attracting the most interest and largest crowds on …

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