Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
India put its semiconductor ambitions on display at the three-day event in New Delhi that spans chip materials, design, fabrication and packaging, and which has drawn more than 600 companies and representatives from 52 countries. This year, the industry has been beset by a global scramble for chip production capacity that has been sharpened by surging computing demand for AI and entangled with geopolitical tensions.
The 3D eMirror is an autostereoscopic display system designed to replace or augment conventional mirror viewing. It presents multiple perspectives of the scene behind and alongside the vehicle without requiring the driver to wear glasses, and is designed to give an impression comparable to a conventional rearview mirror while addressing the convergence-accommodation conflict, a recognized source of visual discomfort in stereoscopic displays.
Himax offers the industry's most comprehensive automotive display IC portfolio, spanning LCD and OLED technologies, with market leadership across multiple technology segments. Himax continues to introduce solutions for increasingly diverse vehicle cabin configurations, from curved and multi-display to pillar-to-pillar designs, while addressing varying customer requirements for cost, design, and performance.
The new user interface debuts first on GM’s light-duty pickup trucks — the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and 2027 GMC Sierra — bringing high-tech digital sophistication to GM’s highest-volume vehicles before expanding across the broader portfolio. Built as a single scalable foundation that can extend across electric, gas and diesel-powered vehicles, it transforms time spent behind the wheel into an effortless, personalized journey.
The largest exterior transparent LED display at a National Basketball Association arena has completed its installation in Phoenix, Arizona. Spanning the entirety of the plaza entrance at the Mortgage Matchup Center, the display is 69m wide by 12.5m tall, covering an area of 860 sq metres. The transparent mesh LED display from Absen has a 60fps refresh rate and provides more than 17 million pixels.
The monitor is built around an EL Gen.3 QD-OLED panel. This generation uses a five-layer tandem light-emitting structure, which is a hardware update from the previous four-layer design. By utilizing three blue layers and two green layers, the panel is designed to increase luminous efficiency by 30% and extend the display’s overall lifespan.
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