Display Week showcased cutting-edge display technologies, focusing on miniaturization, advanced interaction, and novel materials.
Micro Displays: Tiny displays small enough for glasses and bright enough for sunlight projection were featured.
Who Touch System: A multi-touch display differentiates users via transmitted IDs for games or permissions.
ShareTouch System: Transfers data between devices via touch, demonstrated with an Arduino-powered phone case.
Micro Lens Array Film: Brightview's film turns point light sources into defined rectangles for tiny screens.
Fused Fiber Optics: Incom's technology transforms flat displays into curved ones or magnifies screens.
Deformable 3D Display: Shin-Etsu presented a compound-curve display that bends in two directions.
Nano-Scale RGB LED: H&S Hightech replaces solder with Antisotropic Conducting Film for LEDs too small for solder.
OpenCV: The community-supported foundation was present, highlighting the use of maker components in advanced displays.
These innovations promise to drive new prototype ideas and future technologies.