Category Archives: Display
Interactive images float in space
Using fog to project on, they project 3D images and allow you to use standard 2 finger rotation and zoom actions, as well as project a keyboard.
InAVate – Interactive images float in space.
30″ – 60″ dual touch foil
NMM multimedia middleware
Motama’s key technology – called Network-Integrated Multimedia Middleware (NMM) – provides a ground-breaking new software solution for networked multimedia systems, spanning from embedded and mobile devices, to PCs, to large-scale computing clusters. NMM is available as commercial or Open Source version.
Our middleware forms the basis of our own products and is licensed to world leaders in the areas of home entertainment, networking, mobility, and content processing and distribution.
via Motama GmbH.
Extramon – Dual Monitor Software
Extramon lets you use a second computer as a second monitor, giving you a dual-monitor computer. In fact, both of your computers become dual-monitor computers. And you can operate them both from a single keyboard and mouse.
via Extramon – Dual Monitor Software.
Maxivista Multi Monitor – Dual Monitor – KVM switch
MaxiVista turns any spare Desktop, Laptop or Netbook PC into a second monitor for your primary computer. No extra multi monitor hardware is required. Simply extend program windows across multiple screens as if it were one big monitor. Increase your productivity by using a multiple monitor software.
via Multi Monitor – Dual Monitor – KVM switch.
This works by installing virtual VGA drivers on all the PC’s involved.
LPMT – little projection mapping tool
LPMT is a little projection-mapping tool developed mainly for use in our own office.
It is coded in C++ using OpenFrameworks. It’s based on a simple quad warping paradigm, and, though rather simple, can be used to achieve a complex and professional projection-mapping set-up
via LPMT – little projection mapping tool.
Projector keystoning software
To do this there are a few options:
Pixelwarp Edgeblend and Geometric Correction Software.
Nvidia NVKeystone but it’s been discontinued since june 2 2009 🙁
VPT 5.1 video projection tool is free and very capable, but I haven’t been able to take a vga / dvi / hdmi output as a live input into it yet so it needs videos in a video directory to throw its layers on allthough this howto is a launching point.
MXWendler FXServer was designed for theatres and stages.
Difference Between LED Backlit and Full LED TVs and monitors
Summary:
1. LED Backlit TVs only have LEDs on the edges, while Full LED TVs have LEDs spread out all over the screen
2. Full LED TVs have more LEDs than LED Backlit TVs
3. Full LED TVs have a more even lighting than LED Backlit TVs
4. Full LED TVs can attain better contrast than LED Backlit TVs
5. Full LED TVs can be slightly thicker than LED Backlit TVs
Difference Between LED Backlit and Full LED TV | Difference Between | LED Backlit vs Full LED TV.
NB Backlit LED = Edge LED
Samsung Shows Ambient Light Powered Transparent Display
The 46-inch LCD screen has a resolution of 1920×1080 as well as touch screen with full ten finger recognition. The type of panel used here is a VA panel and will mostly be implemented for commercial applications.
CeBIT 2011: Samsung Shows Ambient Light Powered Display > Display > Techtree.com.
PrimaSee – translucent displays
Making its first debut into the retail marketplace, STRATACACHE’s PrimaSee™ is a translucent digital display that showcases high-definition, dynamic video advertisements embedded within a glass panel. These see-through promotional videos correspond with products visible in the backdrop to convey point-of-purchase brand messages. Using an embedded media player, content can easily be updated based on current promotions.
via PrimaSee.
Seamlessly joining multiple projectors
This isn’t so easy to do. There are a few different options:
1) The software route
Open Source VVVV
vvvv is a graphical programming environment for easy prototyping and development. It is designed to facilitate the handling of large media environments with physical interfaces, real-time motion graphics, audio and video that can interact with many users simultaneously.
C-nario’s state of the art seamless projection application breaks down the barriers of traditional wall casting and provides endless possibilities for multiple, high definition displays projection on any shape, any size, 360 degrees surface. Now you can enjoy seamless projection with digital signage added values.
Sol7 corrects imagery for projecting:
* onto non-planar screen shapes such as curved screen displays
* from unusual angles
* a seamless image from multiple projectors
* any combination of the above to achieve an immersive visual display
Sol7 is a versatile software tool that can be used to:
* align real-time content onto curved and non-planar screens
* align movies onto curved and non-planar screens
* edge blend multiple projectors
* align and edge blend multi-projector displays
* align and edge blend stereoscopic displays
* align and edge blend curved screen displays
* align unique display systems
This doesn’t just meld the displays in all kinds of funny angles, it also supports loads of different feeds: live video, file kinds, different sound files, etc.
Scalable Display Technologies makes trailblazing software used to calibrate multiple projector digital displays. Our auto-calibration system brings simplicity, reliability and brilliant high-resolution to displays across many industries and applications.
We help partners in a wide variety of markets enable Scalable auto-calibration in their products for cost-effective, eye-catching results.
2. The hardware route
Toshiba to launch no-glasses 3D TV this year
oshiba will offer a 12-inch model and a 20-inch model. They’ll cost around ¥120,000 (US$1,430) and ¥240,000 respectively. Toshiba didn’t announce launch or pricing plans for markets outside of Japan.
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Behind this lens screen is a custom-developed LCD (liquid crystal display) panel. Each screen has 8.29 million pixels — four times the number of pixels in a conventional “full HD” television — organized into groups of nine pixels of each color. The nine lenses split light from each bank of pixels and send it to nine points in front of the TV
If the viewer sits in one of these sweet spots they get the 3D illusion.
The nine spots should enable several family members to watch a 3D image at the same time.
The set-up means that despite the large number of pixels in the screen, the resulting picture seen in each of the nine spots is equivalent to a 720p high-definition image, said Toshiba.
Haptic feedback by electrically charging a transparent film
These “E-Sense” films developed by Senseg and Toshiba can be placed anywhere, including on a touchscreen and by charging the area the finger is on differently, you can create different sensations, such as wood, stone, unevenness, etc. This is called electrotactile feedback.
Electrotactile Arrays for Texture and Pressure Feedback During Robotic Teleoperation | Hizook.
Sony 360-Degree Autostereoscopic Display Prototype
This thing basically uses a line scanner which rotates quickly enough to give the illusion of a 360o viewable 3d image
Sony 360-Degree Autostereoscopic Display Prototype « THE FIRE WIRE.
MS Surface SDK released
Now anyone can develop for the Microsoft Surface without actually owning one of these insanely expensive items.
Learn more about Microsoft Surface technical resources.
nanovision mimo 7-inch monitor
Witid concept monitor rethinks the dual screen

Having more than one monitor is undoubtedly cool, but, if you play video games or watch movies, then you know that the gap between displays — formed by the casing that borders each monitor — can really take you out of what you’re watching, as there’s an inch or two of nothing between the pictures.
Thought up by design firm Witid out of Beijing, China, this monitor eliminates that unsightly gap between two displays by extending the screens all the way to the edges. “But DVICE,” you cry, “isn’t that just a widescreen?” Why yes, but an extra wide one. Also, the second half of the monitor can be swung around the back of the unit, so two people on opposite sides of the display can view images from one computer — kind of like a cubicle buddy system.
The monitor is still just a concept at this time, and may stay that way if it tries to use traditional LCD technology, which might have some shielding issues without a proper enclosure.
