Sentences with phrase «in electrowetting»

Touting a «simplified LCD - like manufacturing process,» Liquavista specializes in Electrowetting technology, which the Netherlands - based company explained on its website is more ideal for video content.

Samsung had acquired the Netherlands based digital publishing company that specializes in electrowetting display technology in early 2011, though we have yet to see any product based on it entering large scale production.

Here it is the other way round,» says Frieder Mugele, an expert in electrowetting from the University of Twente, the Netherlands, who was not involved with the work.

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This behavior, called electrowetting, allowed the researchers to manipulate the liquid, expanding and contracting the dark ring to let in more or less light through the clear liquid at the center.

Krupenkin's inspiration is a technique called electrowetting, in which a conductive liquid droplet, placed on an electrode, is physically deformed by an applied electric charge.

Philips generated considerable interest at this year's Society for Information Displays in Seattle, USA with a demonstration of its electrowetting - based electronic - paper technology in a 1 - inch square, monochrome direct - driven...

Freescale is the leading supplier of e-reader processors with the majority of e-readers currently doing the rounds in the market having a Freescale processor at its core while Liquavista is a pioneer of color e-reader display and has the electrowetting LiquavistaColor display technology to its credit.

The electrowetting technology, which operates in transmissive, reflective, transparent and transflective modes, enables the creation of displays with bright, colorful images with dramatically reduced power consumption.

Professor Andrew Steckl, from the University of Cincinnati, successfully showed how electrowetting paper works in a similar manner to electrowetting glass.

Given the fact that electrowetting displays have the same cost structure as LCDs and can be made in the same fabs means that we are ideally positioned to follow this expected price erosion, or even drive it.

However, electrowetting display technology is very scalable, so will support all diagonal sizes that currently exist in the market.

Johan joined Philips Research Labs back in 1999, where he co-invented Electrowetting displays and co-founded Liquavista.

Combining the advantages of LCD (video, color, interactivity) with those of E-ink (readability and low power consumption) in a single display is what we can do with our electrowetting displays.

It's unlikely Amazon will release another large - screen E Ink ereader again, especially now that they've invested in color electrowetting display technology.

Another advantage with electrowetting displays is they are visible in bright sunlight like E Ink because no polarizing filters are required.

Other companies are also trying to turn electrowetting display technology into a viable business, so it seems that, like the development of the LCD display, which began in the US but was not perfected until the technology was acquired by Korean companies like Samsung and LG, this is the sort of technology that could take a long time to develop and will eventually give rise to an ecosystem of competing manufacturers.

The technology works on a principle called electrowetting, in which each pixel on the screen consists of tiny capsules of an oil that respond to electrical charge.

Liquavista announced a new dynamic frame rate capability down to frequencies as low as 1Hz, resulting in ultra-low power electrowetting display driving.

Electrowetting displays are similar to E Ink displays used on current Kindles (Kindle ebook readers, not Kindle tablets) in that they are more energy efficient than traditional LCD displays and unlike LCD they are readable under bright light.

Back in 2013, Samsung sold LiquaVista, its electrowetting display unit, to Amazon (Samsung itself bought Liquavista in 2011).

According to Bloomberg, Samsung wants to sell its electrowetting display unit LiquaVista which they bought back in January 2011.

Two months ago it was rumored that Samsung wants to sell its electrowetting display unit LiquaVista which they bought back in January 2011, and Amazon may turn out to be the buyer.