Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
The festival’s opening and closing films, along with awards ceremony, will be presented in Samsung Onyx auditoriums at the Culver Theater. As the world’s first DCI-certified LED cinema display, Samsung Onyx redefines visual excellence on the big screen, along with a special panel discussion exploring the future of cinema.
Harman has announced that its Ready Display is the first of its kind to receive HDR10+ Automotive certification, which it says sets a new benchmark for in-vehicle display performance. Typically reserved for high-end televisions, the certification isn’t given out lightly and only applies to those displays that reproduce High Dynamic Range (HDR) content with fidelity – even under the challenging lighting conditions of a car cabin.
At the heart of this launch is the ProScene AIO dvLED series, available in 108-, 135-, and 163-inch models. Powered by Flip-Chip + COB packaging technology, an integrated Android system, and dual intelligent management platforms, the series delivers a seamless, calibration-free, and hassle-free large-display ecosystem.
Researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking display technology named “retinal e-paper”, achieving resolution beyond 25,000 pixels per inch (ppi) — effectively matching the resolution limit of the human eye. The term “retinal e-paper” refers to a new type of reflective electronic display (rather than light-emitting) engineered by a team from Chalmers University of Technology, Uppsala University and University of Gothenburg in Sweden.
Houracle by True Angle is a device that is part clock, part oracle, with an eco-friendly thermal printer tucked into the top that spits out fortunes, jokes, riddles, or random facts tied to the exact moment you press the button. It’s the kind of thing that makes you want to check the time just to see what happens. The design is deliberately retro. A boxy, powder-coated aluminum body with rounded edges, a large orange or yellow button on the top, and an e-ink display that looks like a pencil sketch on paper.
Developing an HMD system that is ultra-lightweight, equipped with the latest functionality, and comfortable for a fighter pilot is an extremely difficult technical challenge to solve. Industry solutions like Collins Elbit Vision Systems’ (CEVS) Zero-G HMDS+ have seemingly struck that balance of being feature-heavy, lightweight, and future-proofed for the integration of new and emerging capabilities that aerial missions will require.
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