Category: Tradeshows
Highlights from SID Display Week 2019 Register Now for Display Week 2020 Online
Display Week 2020 will be held online August 3-7, 2020 and registration is now open at http://displayweek.org it is the most important annual event of the electronic display industry. This virtual event features nearly 200 exhibitors, including major players like LG Display, BOE, Tianma, Corning, JDI and E Ink. The International Technical Symposium will be in full swing with more than 500 presentations discussing this year’s special topics: AR/VR/MR, printed displays, machine learning for displays and high-dynamic range LCDS. The SID/DSSC Business Conference, the industry’s largest conference devoted to the display market, will focus on forecasts and insights for TVs, OLED, smart phones, and more; and the I-Zone will showcase new technology that hasn’t even hit the market yet. You can get everything Display Week 2020 has to offer, from anywhere in the world, on any device. You can register today at http://www.displayweek.org
This video is a short highlight of some of the awesome videos that I filmed at SID Display Week 2019 last year, with over 2.5 Million views on YouTube, you can watch all the full 4K60 quality videos in this playlist
Music track: Enchantee feat Mr Stabalina
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Lionrock Flexible batteries in watch strap
Lionrock Batteries Ltd http://lionrockbatteries.com is developing and manufacturing flexible rechargeable battery technologies to address the rapidly growing and evolving needs for energy storage in new wearables, medical devices and other consumer IoT devices. Interviewed at the IDTechEx Show! Europe
Smart floors & Sensor Technology with Joanneum Research
PyzoFlex is an affordable, printable (by e.g. screen printing) sensor technology that can be implemented on an industrial scale. It allows the large-scale and accurate measurement of temperature and pressure changes as well as vibration monitoring in objects and their environment. In addition, there is know-how for the data processing and communication of the sensor signals (sensor-specific electronics) as well as customer or application-specific interpretation of the sensor signals (software or intelligence), thus resulting in devices for different applications Wherever pressure / temperature changes, vibrations or shock waves occur, piezoelectric and pyroelectric generators can be used to convert mechanical deformation (changes in thickness) and temperature differences into electrical energy. Ferroelectric polymers belonging to the PVDF-Class (polyvinylidene fluoride) are used as a basic material due to the fact that they exhibit strong piezoelectric and pyroelectric activity after a poling procedure. These materials are also extremely stable, UV and weather resistant, flame-retardant and have a high chemical durability. Any mechanical deformation caused by contact, pressure or movement can also be used to generate electrical energy (piezoelectric energy harvesting). These sensors can easily be implemented or laminated in/onto different surfaces giving them an added value. The unique properties and robustness of this technology open up a host of entirely new possibilities and make it suitable for many different fields of application – as there are: IoT, smart living and smart city, automotive & smart mobility, smart wearables, cyber physical systems, strain gauges, and many more. Interviewed at the IDTechEx Show! Europe
Prof Greg Whyte with James Hayward analyst at IDTechEx
Professor Greg Whyte OBE interview with IDTechEx analyst James Hayward at the IDTechEx Show!
Würth Elektronik Energy Harvesting
Würth Elektronik eiSos GmbH & Co. KG is a manufacturer of electronic and electromechanical components for the electronics industry. Würth Elektronik eiSos is part of the Würth Group, the global market leader for fastener technology. The company employs currently 6,100 people and generated sales of 400 million Euro in 2014.
