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Transparent LED panels keep getting better — NEXNOVO showed at ISE how they double as glass façades, sliding doors and storefronts without blocking sight lines. Interesting for retail, wayfinding and architectural integration where a black panel would kill the...
Artimide UI — interface design concept saved as reference for product configurators and customer-experience UIs in lighting/retail.
A process demo showing a display design moving from hand sketch to finished 3D render using AI-assisted tools — a compact look at how quickly a concept can be visualised end-to-end. Useful reference for AI-in-design workflows and fast concept validation.
Full HD transparent OLED panel — each pixel self-illuminates with no backlight, leaving the glass clear where pixels are off. Shown at IMID 2016 in Jeju. Reference for transparent display as architectural surface: window by day, screen by night.
LG concept for OLED displays — each pixel generates its own light with no backlight needed, resulting in true blacks and flexible panel shapes. Dutch-language overview by Creative Action Holland. Early reference for OLED as both a display and a material technology.
It is called ‘Shiftwear’. You can change the pattern, color and design to match your outfit or just get attention. It is made of a bendable HD display but still machine washable. The shoes have “walk and charge” technology so when you walk,...
The Jaguar XJ dual-view screen — one display shows different content to driver and passenger from the same panel, using lenticular optics. Reference for dual-perspective displays and shared-but-private interfaces.
Mglobal Japan's 2-meter video balloon — a large inflatable spherical screen used as floating ambient display. Reference for non-flat displays and aerial signage.
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FPD: Samsung, LG show flexible OLED, e-paper displays — cHIBA, JAPAN -- Samsung Electronics and LG Display have developed prototype flexible displays that can be gently bent while continuing to show images. The displays are the latest in a line of research projects...