The past few months have been very exciting for our society with interesting conferences and presentations that explore new display research and development.
过去的几个月对我们的社会来说是非常令人兴奋的，有有趣的会议和演讲，探索新的显示研究和发展。
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To enable mass consumer adoption of XR systems, metrology standards must integrate objective measurements with human factors for meaningful evaluation of rapidly evolving architectures.
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Glasses-based augmented reality has been inching into the market over the last several years and may see a big uptick in 2026 led by Meta, Google, Samsung, and others.
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Jason Hartlove, Ray Ma, Shizhe Shen, Daozhi Wang, Yun Wang, Michiel Callens, Alfredo Bismuto
The journey toward truly immersive and seamless VR and AR experiences is fundamentally driven by breakthroughs in display and optical technologies.
实现真正沉浸式无缝VR和AR体验的旅程从根本上是由显示和光学技术的突破推动的。
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<p><b>WE ARE HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING IN 2026 WITH</b> a very exciting calendar year of content. The new and innovative technologies in our industry seem to be everywhere, and we are entering a time where advances in each technology are moving faster than ever. Whether your interest is in important applications for displays, such as automotive or industrial equipment; you are focused on higher volumes of consumer devices, such as TVs, monitors, and phones; or you are inspired to pursue making the greatest augmented (AR) and virtual reality (VR) equipment, this is the time to embrace your ideas and go shopping for solutions.</p><p>Throughout the upcoming year, <i>ID</i> will include stories about innovative solutions and how they can be used to enable new product ideas. Through the themes we have chosen, augmented by the many gifted professionals who will help us compile our technical content, we will offer an inside look at what is new and exciting in the industry.</p><p>We start with the field of AR, VR, and extended reality (XR) displays in this issue, then we will explore leading-edge emissive technologies in March, and consider the promise of AI to revolutionize everything about displays and imaging in May. For July, we will reprise some of the most interesting work on automotive displays first seen at the Vehicle Displays and Interfaces conference. The September issue will cover the many aspects of display electronics—literally the glue for the building blocks of your next great product. To finish the year, the November issue will cover diverse and innovative applications for displays that may serve as templates for your product vision. Here at <i>ID</i>, we are working hard to bring in the best authors and editors to make this all happen and live up to the readers’ expectations.</p><p>Our technical package was developed by Guest Editor Radu Reit and starts with some great articles exploring important aspects of AR/VR display development, including the state of the art for imagers and optics, the challenges of applying optical metrology to these designs to know how well they will be accepted by users, and a marketplace analysis of how this part of the consumer industry is progressing and what tailwind AI is going to provide. Many of us know Radu from his extensive work in marketing for SID, but he is also a dedicated and ambitious technologist with a strong vision for the future of XR displays. You should read his guest editorial, “Building XR Devices on the Shoulders of Display Giants,” to fully appreciate the direction of these articles. Thank you, Radu, for all your work on this issue.</p><p>OLED displays, like LCDs, are made on large substrates and are cut to their final size during the later steps of the manufacturing process. Although we might want to use a giant pair of scissors to separate them, the preferred approach uses lasers to precisely separate each final part from the whole panel. In their Frontline Technology article “Lase
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Fabian Soerensen, Oliver Haupt, Yiyun Kang, Ralf Knappe
Thinner displays for foldable phones and maximized display areas require a very high-quality cut to avoid delamination and achieve a frameless display area.
可折叠手机的更薄显示屏和最大化的显示区域需要非常高质量的切割，以避免分层并实现无框显示区域。
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<p><b>IN THE UPCOMING ANNUAL BALLOT FOR THE SOCIETY FOR</b> Information Display (SID), there are a several proposed bylaws changes that are being sought by the Executive Committee (EC) for membership approval. They are presented and explained herein for your information. The basis for some of these changes comes from recommendations by legal experts for California nonprofit organizations and relate to the governance of SID. This link provides additional information on some of these recommendations: https://www.callutheran.edu/centers/nonprofit/news.html?id=15168.</p><p>SID leadership and SID's legal counsel have reviewed these proposed changes and recommend that they be adopted. In the upcoming annual ballot, the membership of SID will be asked to vote with an affirmative to achieve a majority and pass these changes.</p><p>In Article 2, revise item 2-2 as follows:</p><p><span>Article 2-2.</span> “The scope of SID is non-national, embracing all territories of interest to its membership. SID shall maintain its principal offices in the State of California in the USA, from which it shall carry out its general administrative functions in accordance with Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, the California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Law, and in accordance with other applicable laws.”</p><p>The last portion of <span>Article 7-1</span> should be changed as follows:</p><p>“Any member in good standing may also be nominated to any office of SID upon petition of fifty voting members who have been SID members for at least three years. The petition must be received at the office of SID at least 120 days before the annual general business meeting. Suitable steps will be taken to ensure the anonymity of the completed ballots, which must be returned at least 30 days before the annual meeting.”</p><p>New <span>Article 14</span> regarding the formation of a SID Foundation.</p><p>“SID shall establish and maintain a charitable Foundation for the purpose of supporting the education and growth of the information display industry and the association (SID) to which it is related. The Foundation will encourage and support the following activities and others as deemed appropriate by its Board of Directors.</p><p>The Foundation shall be governed by a five-person board consisting of three members from the current SID Board of Directors and two additional members with expertise in philanthropy and/or the display industry. The Foundation Board of Directors shall be chosen by the current SID Board of Directors. The Foundation Board of Directors appointments shall be made annually at the time the SID Board of Directors has its first post-election meeting.</p><p>The officers of the Foundation shall be a Chairperson, Treasurer, and Secretary.</p><p>The Chairperson shall oversee the governance and strategic direction as established by the Foundation Board of Directors.</p><p>The Treasurer shall manage fund disbursements and provide financial oversight.</p><p>The
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By using multi-camera AI-powered computer vision and pixel-level calibration, “liquid light” transforms age-old projection into a fluid medium.
通过使用多摄像头人工智能计算机视觉和像素级校准，“液体光”将古老的投影转变为流体介质。
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