01-19-2017, 05:19 AM
Partners of the LOMID project aim to manufacture flexible OLED microdisplays of exceptionally large area (13×21mm) with a screen diagonal of 24.9mm at acceptable yields, over 60%. The European consortium aims to achieve this by developing a robust silicon-based chip design supporting both high resolution (1200×1920 - WUXGA) with pixel sizes of 11µm×11µm for a pixel density of 2300 ppi, and a highly reliable manufacturing process for the backplane.
European project aims at 2300ppi OLED microdisplays | Electronics EETimes
At CES 2017, Panasonic (Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture, Japan) demonstrated a virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display (HMD) prototype featuring a 220° Field-of-View, double that of typical VR headsets for a more immersive experience. To accommodate the larger field of view and maintain excellent resolution, the prototype is built up with four LCD panels each featuring 1600x1440 pixels

