Toppan Printing Enables Authentication Using Holog
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Posted On: 07/06/2017 6:38:22 AM
Toppan Printing Enables Authentication Using Hologram Color
- New technology enables confirmation of authenticity via scanning with a smartphone. Reducing losses due to counterfeit and imitation products and supporting safe and secure purchasing. -
http://www.toppan.co.jp/en/news/2017/05/newsr...70524.html
Toppan Printing and SCIVAX establish world's first mass production of large-area nanoimprinting through new capital and business alliance
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/toppa...65392.html
Uniglobe Kisco Inc. / SciVax will exhibit the latest in Nano Imprint Technology, which will include the Nano Patterned substrates and Hologram based 3D Display devices. SciVax can offer the Nano Imprint Process (NIP) through a simulation service for new structures leading to the making of the required molds and to the manufacturing of nano imprint structures. A variety of imprinting design structures include the Honeycomb structure, the Lens Array structure and the Moth Eye structure which are used in many latest display applications. The NIP is also current with the Diffractive Optical Elements (DOE) structures for making light guide structures towards hologram display applications etc…
http://uniglobekisco.com/uniglobe-kisco-display-week-2017
Uniglobe Kisco Inc. / Quantum Materials Corp (QMC) will exhibit high color purified Quantum Dot materials. QMC is a company with the leading and advanced QD technology and automated continuous flow process that allows the synthesis of QD in volume to satisfy the entire needs of today’s display applications. QMC QD technology can offer high performance Cadmium-Free QD material for each color (Green / Red / Blue) to meet various industrial needs such as QD Film, RGB application, Color Filter as well as QDLED application. QMC offers a high volume supply of high performance & high stability Blue QD that will complement industrial demand for accelerating each development of RGB based display application as well as the On-chip application. This, combined with the QMC’s expertise capability for rapid optimization and customization, allows QMC to look forward to your inquiry towards your application’s centric requirement or specification needs, and towards exploring your solution as your technology partner.
http://uniglobekisco.com/uniglobe-kisco-display-week-2017
......Uniglobe film, (water vapor pinhole)
Holographic HUDs – can they solve the dashboard size constraint issues?
Along with cost, the main factor inhibiting advancement in head-up display development has been and remains to be module volume. This issue going forward will only be highlighted further as new dashboard designs leave even less available space behind the cluster module. Even still, demand from OEMs for larger images and longer virtual image distances in ever-smaller HUD packages is soaring. This was a key theme at Display Week 2017 and we expect it to remain a hot topic going forward.
One proposed solution is holography.
http://blog.ihs.com/sid-display-week-2017-hol...-rectangle
The first examples of flexible consumer electronic devices are now a reality, and a large opportunity lies in developing them further: devices in a flexible form factor that can operate without deterioration in performance, allowing them to be more robust, lightweight and versatile in their use and form factor is the end game . In order for products such as flexible displays and photovoltaics to be commercially successful, they must be robust enough to survive for the necessary time and conditions required of the device.
http://news.sys-con.com/node/4115814
.....quien sabe? sometimes interest(s) overlap: Think Your Way
- New technology enables confirmation of authenticity via scanning with a smartphone. Reducing losses due to counterfeit and imitation products and supporting safe and secure purchasing. -
http://www.toppan.co.jp/en/news/2017/05/newsr...70524.html
Toppan Printing and SCIVAX establish world's first mass production of large-area nanoimprinting through new capital and business alliance
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/toppa...65392.html
Uniglobe Kisco Inc. / SciVax will exhibit the latest in Nano Imprint Technology, which will include the Nano Patterned substrates and Hologram based 3D Display devices. SciVax can offer the Nano Imprint Process (NIP) through a simulation service for new structures leading to the making of the required molds and to the manufacturing of nano imprint structures. A variety of imprinting design structures include the Honeycomb structure, the Lens Array structure and the Moth Eye structure which are used in many latest display applications. The NIP is also current with the Diffractive Optical Elements (DOE) structures for making light guide structures towards hologram display applications etc…
http://uniglobekisco.com/uniglobe-kisco-display-week-2017
Uniglobe Kisco Inc. / Quantum Materials Corp (QMC) will exhibit high color purified Quantum Dot materials. QMC is a company with the leading and advanced QD technology and automated continuous flow process that allows the synthesis of QD in volume to satisfy the entire needs of today’s display applications. QMC QD technology can offer high performance Cadmium-Free QD material for each color (Green / Red / Blue) to meet various industrial needs such as QD Film, RGB application, Color Filter as well as QDLED application. QMC offers a high volume supply of high performance & high stability Blue QD that will complement industrial demand for accelerating each development of RGB based display application as well as the On-chip application. This, combined with the QMC’s expertise capability for rapid optimization and customization, allows QMC to look forward to your inquiry towards your application’s centric requirement or specification needs, and towards exploring your solution as your technology partner.
http://uniglobekisco.com/uniglobe-kisco-display-week-2017
......Uniglobe film, (water vapor pinhole)
Holographic HUDs – can they solve the dashboard size constraint issues?
Along with cost, the main factor inhibiting advancement in head-up display development has been and remains to be module volume. This issue going forward will only be highlighted further as new dashboard designs leave even less available space behind the cluster module. Even still, demand from OEMs for larger images and longer virtual image distances in ever-smaller HUD packages is soaring. This was a key theme at Display Week 2017 and we expect it to remain a hot topic going forward.
One proposed solution is holography.
http://blog.ihs.com/sid-display-week-2017-hol...-rectangle
The first examples of flexible consumer electronic devices are now a reality, and a large opportunity lies in developing them further: devices in a flexible form factor that can operate without deterioration in performance, allowing them to be more robust, lightweight and versatile in their use and form factor is the end game . In order for products such as flexible displays and photovoltaics to be commercially successful, they must be robust enough to survive for the necessary time and conditions required of the device.
http://news.sys-con.com/node/4115814
.....quien sabe? sometimes interest(s) overlap: Think Your Way
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