display week 2023. Let's start the video. Alright. A hand in pocket, okay? Yes. Hi. Hi. Please introduce yourself. I'm Timothy O'Malley. I'm an AVP. Oh, sorry, once. Where's the little box? Oh, it's right here. It's not so strong. Can you hold it in your hand? Yes. Yeah, just get some disconnect things. Oh, I see. You need... If you don't mind to hold it like, kind of like, if you can hold it kind of like this. Because even behind the clothes, it starts getting weird. And even... Yeah, like this. I don't know. I think it's better signal this way. Can we hold it like that? Okay. Let's see what's come next on this. Can you hear me now? It's wine time. Okay, that's gonna be good. Can you hear me now? Yeah. Let me give you... Okay, one second. One, two. Okay, let's try it there. Can you hear me now? Yeah. Audio quality. Okay. Checking the audio. Hi. Hi. So, please introduce yourself. Absolutely. My name's Timothy O'Malley. I work at E for an AVP. If you don't mind, can we put it in the middle? Yeah. If you make it... No, just like a little thing. Yeah, like that. If you can make it fit. Just because when it's on the side, I can hear it. It's a little bit too big. That's why I wanted to do a sound check. Yeah. Perfect. Okay. And I'm holding this pointing at you. Hi. I'm Timothy O'Malley. I'm with EEG where I'm AVP for US Business. And this is beautiful. It looks... It looks like print, right? It does look like print. I would like to show you our latest Spectra 6. It was announced earlier this year. This is the most advanced color e-paper product line that we have. And you can see it looks like high quality print. It looks amazing. It's high contrast, high saturation. We expect great things from this. E-Ink Spectra 6. Does that mean there's a 6th generation? In this case it's set that there's six primaries that we're using. So these images are composed of six different primaries that are grouped together in order to reproduce full color. Is there what do you call that layer that's sometimes in front to make it full? What do you call that? You have the black and white in the back and then you have the layer that makes all the colors. Do you still do that part? We still do that part. So our product is this electronic ink film. This film contains the different particles that when moved to the right location or mixed in the right way produced those different colors, those six primaries that we talked about. And when arranged appropriately, generate images of full color. And so that allows us to create not only this high saturation but also these beautiful images. And how long does it take to refresh? These are refreshing in about 12 seconds, which you may remember some of our earlier product lines for high color. We're closer to 30 seconds. We continue to push the advancement there. So while they are much more saturated and with a wider set of colors than before they're also faster. This is so awesome Is there any chance this is going to be affordable and mass produced and all of the world and changing the whole world? Of course it is. As you know, everything starts with volume drives price. So as we introduce this, as early adopters take it, and then it gets more popular and then even broader, price will come down over time. That looks awesome. Is it possible to have a smaller bezel in between? So this is our larger format, which does have a larger bezel slightly. As we introduce different sizes, each of the sizes will have bezels that's appropriate with our reliability testing. So over time we continue to push those down. We find that in most of the installations they want something that's sturdy and structural and so this is a great first step product for us. Of course it looks completely amazing outdoors, right? It looks completely amazing outdoors. So the more light you have, the better e-ink display looks. It's basically the opposite of every other display that you have experience with. We shine outdoors. That's what I love about e-ink. You are getting people away from these lights, indoor lights, and getting them to go outside, get some air, in the fresh air. Yes. And look at these beautiful photos on the street. In most cases if you were to see this on the street, you might not know it's an e-ink display and if you didn't happen to be there when it was switching, that looks like printing that much and it will just shine outdoors. There needs to be a calculation where you say, okay, that's the cost but because of this functionality it's worth with the advertising income, if it's an ad banner, in X amount of months it paid for its health or X amount of weeks even. There's a number of things that go into that and you may know that in different parts of Europe they're putting restrictions on what signs can operate in certain outdoor locations, primarily for energy use. So an e-PD and e-ink display at very low power doesn't use any power when it updates, helps bring that capability to more locations than you could have with a high energy consuming display. Combined with, we can run off solar power in most cases which means that you don't have to dig up concrete, lay a wine power in order to run the display. More locations, better total economics of use over time. That's awesome! My t-shirt is an image from CES this year where we did Color Change in Car with BMW. BMW might tell you they were the best of the show. We're thrilled that we were able to work with such a partner. And this t-shirt commemorates that as does this on the wall over here behind me. So we've created an image that is referencing that car that we did in CES. It wasn't practical to mount the car on the wall, so this was the next best thing. You didn't bring the car? No, we didn't bring the car. There's no lift over there, it's only an escalator for people, not for cars. Just our model. Its dance card is full. We couldn't get it for the show. Nice. So this particular Prism Street product line is taking that type of color that you saw, we talked about before, but now putting it into a different format. It's bringing personalization and innovation to design. We want to enable designers to take color changing surfaces and build that into interesting ways to improve product design and improve that human element of interaction. I think the trick is how heavy is it? How expensive is it? Is it possible that it's not so heavy and it's not so expensive? So electronic paper is a very thin film, it's basically thin pigments, so it's extremely light. There's no heaviness to it. We do need to work on engineering in order to apply it to different surfaces and we're working with partners in order to be able to do that. The CES show, BMW did a lot of work to apply it to the car. They're experts in that and that's the type of integration I mean where we're experts in the color film, we work with people who are experts in product design and together we create something better than the parts. It's just a few kilos. Maybe not even that. This is very lightweight. The weight, I would not focus on the weight. Focus on the cool factor, the emotions it generates. When you see the color changing car it creates a lot of emotion. I love watching videos on YouTube of architects. I like the Danish architect called Björk Engels, just for example, but it'd be awesome to just be an architect and have this tool and be like I want to do this crazy building and I know there's a few projects already, right? There was a San Diego rental car center where they copied an old design from World War II called Dazzle. In World War II the Dazzle design was to hide battleships on the horizon by creating different angles that broke up the surface. Because they have a base out in San Diego, they wanted to lean into that type of aesthetic and so they put these panels on the building to recreate that kind of feel. It was very nice. They're all independently controlled, separate panels. It was a fun project to do. So can you say a little bit about E-Ink trying to get the cost down for all these displays? It's all about volume. You just make more and then it gets cheaper or how does it work? So for the most part we have over a billion displays in the world installed today. So cost isn't one of the things that we get necessarily is preventing adoption with a billion displays installed. As with anything, the more that we can do, we continue to try and bring cost down. But we've been really pushing on functionality and features set and performance because we mostly hear the quality is what people want. Awesome. I love this show. Let's walk around your booth. Which way do you want to go? This way? I can briefly introduce you to some of our transportation over here on this wall. So we have a number of science installed in Europe and Australia in the US so globally where we have different aspects of transportation signage. So again we're talking about either information or advertising presented to people where they need it in a low power sun friendly paper like way. You can see how beautiful and high fidelity these signs look and even better in sunlight. Yes! We've introduced recently our Kaleido 3 Outdoor product line which is these two 42 inch large format displays are. So Kaleido 3 Outdoor extends our temperature range in order to support outdoor installation formats that's why we call it Outdoor. And we've also in this particular case increased the size of the product offering up to 42 inch. Primarily these will be used for information type science as you can see here and are perfectly suitable for transportation environment. Am I seeing front light? These both have a front light on them in many cases we think front light extends the experience. People need to see it in the dark and they need to see it in the light. With the Kaleido product line it's a good fit with front light. So we tend to integrate it that way but of course a customer can make their own choice. What's the main thing about Kaleido? So Kaleido leverages our black and white film some of our most mature technology but it adds a color filter on top and what we've been doing lately with Kaleido is continuing to optimize the light stack so to keep every photon possible so that we can improve the color experience. We've probably seen our displays over time with color filters and they keep getting brighter and higher resolution and that's what we've been doing and this is what Kaleido 3 Outdoor is. Yeah that's the word I was looking for with a spectra color filter. There's no color filter with spectra. The spectra uses pigment particles similar to you would have with your inkjet printer but we move them dynamically using our magic and so you get a high saturated color from particles that are intrinsic colors, not a color filter each pixel can show any one of those primaries and you have all the optical benefits of the full saturation of that pigment on the surface. This is also the same, we have some of the smaller sizes and some of the larger sizes but yes this is the same. Most of Spectra 6 is initially targeted at indoor. We think retail will be very popular but also any place that people want to do some high saturated advertising. Especially if we can have power savings. Oh you've moved over to the e-note and section. Should we finish that one? I'm okay jumping to e-note for now if you want. Yeah we can go back and forth. I love these devices. Yes so as you know e-ink is really looking at a paper replacement strategy. We look at places where people use paper today and say how can we make that better. Of course writing, I'd have to turn now and stand by. Of course writing is a big way we use paper today and so we've leaned heavily into improving our latency in order to give awesome writing experiences. And we've seen that by increasing adoption of e-note globally. I run into more people at conferences with e-notes that tell me how much they love their latest version of it. Whether that's the Kubo Ellipse or the Remarkable 2 or we have a Kindle Scribe over here. Which one is the best? They're all the best. You cannot say I. I love all my children. I like these guys. Books. I've been filming with books for 10 years. I also love books. They make a great device and it has a nice Android integration which is a strong feature that they particularly bring. No but that computer is connected to this monitor. So one of the things that you may have read recently is e-ink did a study with the Harvard School of Public Health where we looked at the health effects or the less healthy effects of screen time.  And so we looked at what kind of stress does that do on your retinal cells on your eyes. And an e-ink display with a Comfort Gaze front light which is a blue light minimizing front light is up to three times healthier compared to other screens. And so we're trying to make people aware that in some of your 9, 10, 11 hours a day in front of a screen you can make a healthier choice for certain reading. Certain content, whether it's writing or reading or even if you are working on documents on a monitor you can use it. I think that if people use 1% more e-ink in the world the GDP would go up 1% and Netflix is not very good for GDP. What's not very good for GDP? Netflix. Because people are just watching TV shows. They make a lot of content though. I love Netflix. The last three years I've been doing a lot of Netflix but it's awesome to work in a company where you see people that use your technology to be more proactive. Yes. For productivity. Yes. And we're very fortunate. I've always thought of myself to be fortunate. We have a loyal fan base globally of people who love e-ink technology and they follow everything we do they post on different boards, they're about new products and they're loyal, excited, technical enthusiast of the differentiation that we bring to the world. Here we have Fujitsu. Alright. Yes, I think so. And the phone. So this is a light phone in some cases there's a throwback initiative to getting back to some phones that are simpler that don't have us necessarily staring at them all day long. So this is a simple phone. It looks awesome. It's an Amazon I think. People can just buy it. I think yes. I think people can just buy it. It's a very simplified kind of like Android or something. Just to make things super simple and hopefully very long battery life. It should be. Oh, fossil. This is a fossil hybrid smart watch. So people are familiar with their digital watches with their digital screens that do cool things and their fashion watches which typically are analog and not digital. Fossil took the best of both worlds. They've made a fashion watch. It's beautiful. It looks nice on your wrist but it still has some of those advanced features from the digital side. And that's why it's called the hybrid watch and people love it. And these guys. Norwegians. Oh, it's such a nice feeling. Such a nice writing. Yes, and they have some great cloud integration on this one. The whole feeling interacts with the material. Yes, they very much work on the surface feel and the pen tip feel in order to give you the paper writing experience the feel of writing on paper and you still get the entire digital experience of all your notebooks are with you at all times. And Amazon. And Amazon, yep. These guys have been shipping shipping millions and millions of kindles and now they have as of Q4 last year they added the scribe. It still has all of the kindle functionality so you can get to your library and read your book. Save some money when you buy stuff in different currencies. Check my video where I explain a bunch of more stuff. Why this is smart way and use my link so I can make some money. Hello, I'm MrBeast. No, I'm not MrBeast actually. But if I was MrBeast and if I was sending you a bunch of money, I would use Wyze.  Tiny little fees. Check out my video seven minute video where I try to explain some more.  If you have some customers in different countries they can send you money to local bank accounts in the US and Europe all of the world you can get local bank account details they transfer tiny little fees and you still have the paper like look and the paper like feel. It's a compelling story and yeah we are working constantly to bring prices down but we're also constantly working with partners to improve that digital experience whether it's cloud integration, whether it's user interface, trying to make the value more and the future set what the customers expect. Nice. Once I was on Copenhagen and I saw an E8 bus stop. It was amazing. We have quite a few bus shelters globally. Europe, America, Taiwan over in Asia. This one's done by ConnectPoint in particular for bus shelters they're good because we don't necessarily want to run power to each of them and we want the visibility effect so that's a perfect fit for E8 and whether it's this size which is a little bit larger 31 or whether it's this 13.3 and there's actually a double 13.3 so there's two of these side by side. This one by GDS is particularly interesting because it can be solar powered so you stand your post up, you put your solar panel on top. Boom! Self-sustaining signage for your bus stop. Nice and you just need to plug it on the floor or something. Yes. They'd probably drill a hole. They'd drill a hole? They'd probably drill a hole. And this one's done by Mercury Innovations. If you look you can find some interesting signs in Australia where they have maybe 15 different signs sort of tacked on to each other and this confusing smorgasbord of you can't tell when you want to park. And so they've looked to improve the user experience of can I park here or not. It seems like a simple question but there's the street cleaning days and the holidays and so they actually integrated some EPD some e-signs into this application of parking so that you can see them. Nice. Yeah. Alright. That's awesome. Yeah. Any other questions about this? I think we've walked through most of the booth at this point. What's the conversations you have here at the display week? People come and... We've had a lot of conversations. Most of the comments on the gallery three or six are, wow, how did you do that? We usually tell them secret sauce. I also, I can second show you... So we had a lot of comments on the gallery three as well. So that's these two up here. As of last December, we announced the gallery three product and that eight partners, customers, would be launching products with it. The first two to launch are Big Me and Pocket Book. And so this is interesting because it brings color experience, no color filter. It's using the same particles inside to generate the different colors but into the very demanding consumer reading experience. So the transitions have to be fast. Our first version of gallery was about a 30 second transition, kind of as I mentioned before. And this is down to less than one second. That's a huge advancement that we were able to make and we still are able to keep all this color information. So my father was collecting comic books from the 60s, 50s. Oh yeah, the old intents and everything. Everybody wants to do manga when they talk to me. The question is, how do you get one subscription that gives you everything? So the Netflix of comic books. Yeah, so at some point if somebody wants to make a device like that, we'd be happy to support them. In most cases, if we're working with a Kobo or working with an Amazon, they have a catalog which may include manga and they could deliver that to you in a digital service. In some cases it's a subscription. In some cases it's a by content individually. And we understand that graphic novel and all of that is an excellent category for it. We're also working a lot in healthcare. This small device down here is called Badger. It's particularly cool because it's basically closed caption for while you're talking. You wear it maybe as a doctor or a nurse and then you go to your patient and maybe that patient is hard of hearing. Maybe that patient speaks a different language. This badge in conjunction with your phone needs to connect with the phone. Yes, it will translate in real time what you are saying and place it in the native language that you choose so that somebody can read it. That's awesome. It's a huge value. If you've ever been in one of those settings it can be frustrating if you can't communicate and you need assistance. This is potentially huge. We're also working for some larger things. These are digital whiteboards. You may have been in the hospital room and noticed this is a whiteboard. In many cases it's never used. So we want to connect those whiteboards. Still have the experience of getting information but connect it to the back end medical records. So it's relevant to the patient at all times and when the patient leaves the room the information is immediately cleared so there's no information leak. We do see interest in value in this application as well. We continue to work on IOT. This particular one is an insulin pen. It's made by Bigfoot. A display in the cap, don't mind that it says device error it's a demo unit, helps you with your dosage information and tells you when it's been dispensed. We're continuing to push into the smart space of internet of things. And I'm guessing one of the biggest markets now for eInk is what you call the shelf labels. Shelf labels are a very strong market. Must be in hundreds of millions now. I think we have over 900 million displays worldwide installed. So it's huge and many people will not be aware of it because you go to your store. In the US you might go to a whole foods or a coals or a Best Buy and it looks like a shelf label. You don't even know that it's actually electronic paper. And it's like a no brainer for all these supermarkets and everything. It quickly understands how much savings it makes them to have this. It's a great ROI. It enables, first it's 5 to 7 years so once you install it it lasts for a long time. It gives them labor savings. It's very expensive to send somebody out and change all the labels in a store. Do you have 30,000 products in your store? It's a lot of labels to change. It takes a lot of labor. Plus we have shortages of people to hire. So if you are hiring you might want them to do something else in the store instead. These stores are always competing with online retail. Online retail can change their pricing in an instant. But the retail are at a disadvantage if they don't have similar flexibility. And there's always compliance. In many cases there's a requirement that your price on your shelf matches the price that you intend or have advertised. And so this helps with compliance as well. In many ways it's a strong ROI proposition right now. Cool. Thanks a lot. Absolutely! How did we do? That was awesome. I even see some prism here. There's a lot of stuff happening. Absolutely. This is our first prism line. Each one is white and a different color and they'll slowly turn on here as we wait I think. And they highlight different ways that EEC is a sustainable company and makes a sustainable product that helps downstream. Our customers support sustainability. Dark Sky approved. We don't give off any light. No light pollution. One of the only dissuades certified by the International Dark Sky Association. The Climate Pledge. That's the Amazon initiative in order to reduce greenhouse emissions. Science-based targets is a similar thing. We walk the walk and our products help our customers do it as well. And thanks for the walk. Absolutely! I hope this was informative. I hope it was fun and maybe even educational. That's fantastic. That was good? You'll be able to edit that? You'll be able to edit that into something? No. It's perfect as it is. We'll see. Don't use PayPal anymore. Don't use Western Union. Don't use your bank to send money because it's surprising but you wouldn't know maybe. But they take fees that are gigantic. That are pretty big. Just use the wise. It's smart.  There's 4K 120. And all these new TVs can come with HDMI 2.1 and there's a whole bunch of updates that I'm going to be filming at the Computex 2023 with the HDMI Licensing Administrator. 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I'm all tied up with four or five cables. So I've got cables here, cables there. Maybe there's a mirror. You can see what I'm doing. Alright. Nice. Alright. So, Grudzi. Tashkent. Uzbekistan. Swarchik. Okay. Let's do right here. Let me fill this. Oh, this. Go ahead. Nice. Yeah, I want. I'm just waiting around. Maybe I'll, in a second, I'll do video with these guys. Maybe. They're looking. Just after, yeah. Yeah. Sorry, the guy's not here. Not here, yeah. So tomorrow has to happen, right? Oh, yeah. For sure.  Maybe morning is better. You know, this time, the morning was close. It was a perfect time. Oh, yeah. It took me two hours to film with these guys. You already filmed this guy? Yeah, the morning was, sorry, yeah. It's the best time, right? Yeah, but for me, every time it's good. I need to shoot tomorrow. Yeah, sometimes it's too crowded so it's difficult to go around the display. Yeah. What time are you planning to do so far? Let's do morning, right? 10, 11. Around there? The earlier, the better. Ah, 9. 9. Okay. Okay. 9. So I'll tell this guy to be here at 9 so that he can take care of you, okay? Yeah. Oh, but he's going to come just for me? It doesn't matter. It's normal to be at 9, right? Yeah. Everybody comes at 9? 8, right? Really? But the hole only opens at 9, right? I think so. Junco. Junco, the time opens at 9. Okay. I'm sorry, did we make an appointment? Not yet, but so maybe 9, yeah? 9 is good. Bogdan house and the NGN. Is it Bogdan? Sorry? No, is it Bogdan? No. Bogdan, Bogdan house. Have you thought to come before? I don't know. Is that the one I will be with? Bogdan house. And if you want, you can ping me on my WhatsApp just in case he's back like in half an hour, then I'll come right back. Okay. Just in case, right? He might be around somewhere. Okay, good. Thank you so much. Thank you. See you. Just doing what you have to tell him. That's a nice display. Yeah, it's nice, right? Okay. I like the shows you post. That's cool. Yeah, we're taping one year. Thanks, I'm Brian. Nice. I'm Travis, a YouTuber. You saw those I did before. I'll need to do one later at your booth with your guys. Yeah, that's great. Here, let me give you my card also. I have a nanosys card, but here's my consultancy card. Cool. Did I give you mine? See you later. Yeah, I gave you mine. Okay. When is it a good time, do you think, at your booth? Well, how many do we have left? We're going to do AUO and then me. In front of the building. In front of the building and then after that. Maybe even this afternoon, later? Yeah, or tomorrow maybe. What time is... So close is at five, so we've got... Five? Yeah. So you want to look dangerously and go outside and try to tape that now? Because AUO is at 4.10, right? Yeah. We're killing it right now. We're knocking these down. Just in case you want to go to your booth, do you remember my WhatsApp? I think we are on WhatsApp, no? Oh, you don't use WhatsApp? Michelle is. Just in case. If I have to rush to your booth, if you want me to. Otherwise, I'll swing by something like 4.30 or something. Okay, that would be good. Cool, awesome. See you. Hey, Pepe Loco. Thank you for watching. Can I do a video? Do a video at your booth. Who should I interview? I'm a YouTuber. I did the display week in 1918, 1918, 1919 and I got 4 million views. It'd be nice if I could do a video. Who will speak?  You are gonna... Who wants to be the expert to talk about all the demos? Oh, the demos? Yeah, everything. Hey, how are you? Yeah, exactly. Right. Okay, can you help me blight? Can we coordinate with this guy to Hong Kong? Oh, yeah. Okay. Anytime you want. Give her your car. I got all your information. Customers in different countries, they can send you money to local bank accounts in the US and Europe, all over the world. You can get local bank account details.  Don't use PayPal anymore. Don't use Western Union. 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I think I'm saving over 1,000 euros every year because I use it everywhere when I pay for stuff. You know, you want to pay for stuff in the world. So you can check out my longer video for where I explain some more, why I think this is amazing and it's free. You can just sign up with my link down here and you can use it on your Android pay, your Apple pay. It's like a prepaid Visa debit card, right? So you need to put a little bit of money on it and you can just put money on it from your local bank account. And it's zero fees. The fees are so tiny. It's like 5 to 10 times cheaper than your bank. Don't use PayPal anymore. Don't use Western Union. Alright. This one, you can just hold it more naturally like this, but just not behind your back. Hi. Hi. Welcome to AO Boost. Yeah, it's no problem. Okay. I can keep that part? No, I'll do a new one. Okay, let's do it. Hi. Hi. Welcome to AO Boost. Let me introduce about our LCD product. Focusing on gaming this year, as you can see, we have developed a 49 inch wide, ultra wide 5K product with highest refresh rate up to 360Hz. It's a big gaming display you can see and as you can see, it's covered with 1,000mm very immersive and the response time is with 1 millisecond and it's very, very good for gaming application. 360Hz. Crazy high, right? Yes. This is even more. So, for gamers, we can highest more than that. So, we also have developed the highest refresh rate gaming monitor with 540Hz. As you can see here, the fastest gaming display you can ever see even below 1 millisecond response. Alright. Okay. Not only for the desktop, we also apply our gaming monitor to notebook. So, we keep pushing our notebook up to also 360Hz as you can see. Very, very clear image by moving. Is it variable refresh? Yeah. So, to save power it's lower and then it goes up when you need. Yes. How much power does it use at 360Hz? Just more power? A little bit? Not too much. Alright. Not only for the console user, we also put a gaming monitor to automobile application. As you can see, but in mobile application, we have considered about the extreme environment requirements. And it's the AMOLED. Yes, it's AMOLED. AMOLED with the backlight. Yes, we have AMOLED backlight. Then it can have a good contrast ratio and HDR function. You can see. It also supports VR functions. What does it mean, the AMOLED backlight? It means multiple rooms of the LED backlight. So, you can have local dimming function. So, it's like mini-LED. Yes. But with advanced higher rooms we can achieve conventional mini-LED. Nice. Is this showing the AMOLED? Yes. Alright. Okay, I follow you. So, not only the refresh rate, but also try to improve our gaming monitor performance. So, we have added our ART technology, which means advanced refresh-less technology. As you can see, in this bright room, the reflectance is quite low and the image will not be distored by the environment, by the ambient light. The image quality will become very, very good. It's a very matte technology. No refraction. No refraction. Alright. Anti-reflective. And this is another AMOLED product. As you can see, based on sync technology, we can have good HDR performance. As you can see, the dark area is very, very red. And, okay, that's the gaming product. And this one is our product for the medical application. Such for surgical display, they will require for the most precise color it can be. So, you can see the red, the blood is very, very clear and not only the color, but also the brightness. So, you can see the brightness will keep to as high as you can. 700 nits it could be. And the image will become very vivid. So, the doctor can easily check what happens for the patients. Yeah. It's what's called scary bright. Okay. This is about the display path. And let's go to the mobile by the Louis. Alright. Thanks a lot. This. And if you can just hold it on your hand like this. Like that. Okay. Does that get a good signal? No, it's just a signal to my wireless. Let me try it like this. How's it going? So, this is AUO smart cockpit display. We are using Qualcomm's 8295 chipset to operate this entire module. We have a one glass two displays. We have a 30 inch display right over here from the driver's side to the center stack. And then a 22 inch display on the passenger side. So, this is using LCD with local gaming technology. And it has touch as well. Yes. So, let's say you want to go shopping. So, keep in mind this is only two displays but we're able to make it seem everything seamless just using our software alone and also using... Correct. There's a separation right over here. Yeah. It's about seven mils. Does it include some kind of camera in this bezel or no? No camera over here but we have a driver's DMS or driver monitoring system here. So, how it works is with the algorithm that we develop in-house in AUO we can detect your eye movements, mouth movements, hand gestures etc. So, we know when you're on a phone, you're smoking, or you're looking away from the road. So, one other thing that we did specifically was we know when you're trying to look at the passenger display. So, imagine a driver, I look at the passenger display. What happens is we activate the privacy cells here. So, I cannot see this passenger display but as a passenger yourself, you can probably still see it. Alright. You're hiding. Yep. Stuff just disappears. Exactly. So, legally as a driver, you're not supposed to be able to view the display. So, that's one solution that we had implemented in this module. And you just activate it. Yes, that's correct. Otherwise, it's just sizeable. Yep. So, just a bit. Alright. Is this ready for mass production? Absolutely. So, we actually had recently released in the media the Lincoln Atlas. It has the same architecture, two displays, glass, cold form. So, it's very much well in production. So, this whole system with using a single chipset to operate different modules that we can produce in the automotive space. That's it. Alright. Thanks a lot. Yeah, no worries. Thank you. Nice. I'll check if some of the guys want to talk about the stuff in the front there. The micro-e-d. And the video is going to go here. It's going to go on that video. I'll edit all together. Appreciate it. Thank you. Okay. So, for the next day we are going to introduce the micro-e-d. Hey, how are you? Can you hold this? Okay. And this could go, if you don't mind, here. Okay. Can you help? It goes, I think, it's better in the middle. Maybe. That's for the sound. That's right. I need to buy a better mic. If you don't mind to hold this in your hand, because the signal is not so strong. Here? Yeah. Like this. Yeah? Okay. We go around like this? Go around? This one? Or which one do we start with? Okay. You think? Okay. Just here? How about here? How about start from here? You prefer to start this side or that side? I think, I think with the... Okay. But I mean, you prefer to start on this side, not on the other side of the boost over there, right? From this side to there. Okay. Okay. Hello. I'm Ray. I'm from AUO. Today I will introduce our micro-e-d. And this one is our relative 3D micro-e-d. We call it multi-layer display. And this display is made by two panels. The front one is transparent micro-e-d. The back one is LCD. So we have an in-front content and back wall content. And we can build a real deep 3D effect. Okay. Is it to do with also the micro-e-d allows you to have very good transparency? Yes. Yes. Because micro-e-d have very good transparency, so we can build a very good real deep 3D effect. Nice. Mass production is possible? Maybe need some... Currently we already do some investment but we have no actually not. Like date. What do we see here? And this one we call branded micro-e-d. What's mean about the branded is because we also use the transparent micro-e-d. And it can brand into our decoration fin. And you can see through the transparent micro-e-d. When the display off, you will see the same pattern. And when it's off, you will see almost the same surface. This will not effect the car interior design. So this is pillar to pillar design. We can cooperate with automatic. We can change the car the pattern like wood like or some carbon like. Yes. So we can change the pattern. We can change the micro-e-d size. Yes. This just the concept. Ok. And this one is our 1 inch 2 color micro-e-d display. The key feature is this knob. This is LCD. The most important is this knob. This knob have a fingerprinting function. Because we also use the transparent micro-e-d so we can put a fingerprinting sensor under the micro-e-d. So it's when you reduce your finger into this device this device will recognize you and it can change some user mode. Nice. Ok. It knows what you like. It can even play the music you like. Yes. It depends what it is for.  It's the best sound you like. It even drives you to your job. Yes. It's based on the automatic design. We just show some concept. Nice. Ok. And this one is our boldly transparent micro-e-d. Maybe we can use it on the window. You can see the content and see through outside. You can see through the environment. How clear is a display like this? Is it the best transparent display in the world? We can improve it. Currently the transmitter is about 55. Yes. But this is high PPI and the transmittance can be better. With a lower PPI? If a lower PPI transparent will be better. And this one is our affordable display. And this is also micro-e-d, but it's unfreezeable PPI. So there's a lot of flexible AMOLED in the world, right? How does it compare when it's foldable micro-e-d? Micro-e-d have better brightness and better contrast. And it will have special surface. We use single S as surface. When it becomes flat, you will not see the wrinkle. Yes. Maybe I can show you. You will not see the wrinkle, right? Very special prototype. And this one... Let's go around here. Okay. This one is our micro-e-d. This feature we use the art fin on the surface. You can see the surface has a very low refresh rate. So we call it advanced refresh rate technology. So you can see very high level high level feeling and very good country ratio. The duck is very... duck feeling is very good. Nice. What is this MTFT? MTFT means the gamma. The color gamma is good. How do you achieve such diamonds? Very special performance? Because we want to show high color feeling, high country ratio feeling. So we use diamonds to show the advantage. When you see this diamond, maybe you want to buy one because it looks like high class. High brightness. This is showing the peak. Great. Let's talk again. No, he wants to talk again. Can we grab the last one? Can we talk again? No, no, no. No. Pretty good, no? Panasonic also, didn't you? I just need to grab this thing. Can I do a quick one minute on this? Just for one minute. Can I do that one? Just for one minute. Can I do that one? This is good. One second. Hold it there. This one is our transparent monitor application. Currently it's transparent type. Transmitter is about 50%.  The background will become darker because we have an electric coordinate thing. Can you switch it back? Yes, of course. It needs some time. Is it an electric coordinate? Is it the same you have in the Boeing Dreamliner when you click on the window? Yes. Something like that? Yes. Oh, it becomes... Nice. That's cool. So the micro LED are you the leader? No, I'm not. I just joined... Yes, I think yes. Micro LED. We already built a lot of applications. I think we can... This will be the next generation display. Make it successful. Thank you. 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says on google it's crazy $2 conversion fee and you transfer it from your local bank put it on immediately it's sent over to the US for example or the other way right it's amazing don't use PayPal never use PayPal again PayPal is complete scam like if I get payment in euro from PayPal but I need to put it on another currency so you can see here I should back on so I'm live streaming with this but I'll record it in 4k and publish it in 4k after I've been doing 19 years 7,500 interviews I'm having fun I like to come and see all the crazy cool stuff that people are doing I'd be lucky to do that if you like tech then it's amazing let's try right here Charbex one second these introduce yourself Hi Charbex so my name is Samuel Halleim I'm the CEO of Avantama a Switzerland based materials company for electronics you've been doing the last 2-3 years yeah so we've developed new materials of course and especially our perovskite quantum dots and the perovskite quantum dots they are the best in class quantum dots for display applications best in class like best performance or pure so they can create the purest colors the highest efficiencies the highest brightness and also they can help the displays to consume less power so what are you showing here behind yeah so here on the left hand side what you can see is two different displays left is the monitor and they contain a mini LED backlight and a low category Qt film we replaced the Qt film with our Qt film containing perovskite quantum dots and red ksf phosphor and we set the monitors to the same brightness and what you can see here our monitor consumes 25% less energy so the power consumption is 25% less compared to the original monitor that means in terms of energy label we move up from G to E so this monitor can be sold in Europe this one cannot be sold anymore in Europe this is crucial for the new rules in the EU and what the companies do they of course they downgrade their monitors but this shouldn't be the way to go I think what they should do is replace the existing films with our films and then they have best performance and lower power consumption is it more expensive to use a better film? on the long run it's not more expensive for the first product it might be a little bit more expensive but I think you have to pay what basically you are getting if people calculate price they need to be thinking of the power consumption it's the biggest price, biggest cost sometimes it can be but it's also I think important for the future that you have electronics that consume less power than before and TVs are so spread all over the world I think it could have a big impact on the whole power consumption of the whole industry can you say a little bit more how you reach a level to claim to have the best, best in the world? so technology wise the Perovsky Quantum Dots they are the most narrow FWHM so the purest colors highest efficiency and we are just proving this now in the products and we can check right here also? on the right hand side we are showing next generation Quantum Dots materials for the applications in QD OLED and QD micro LEDs so here we are presenting basically three different application methods on the left hand side is by inkjet printing for QD OLED for example and then yes and I can also show you under the microscope so you can take a picture of the screen basically here this is for pretty big pixels so the pixel width is 130 micrometers pixel pitch is 200 micrometers so suitable for QD OLED application deposited by inkjet printing and here in the center we have a different sample this is based on photoresist so our Perovsky Quantum Dots are worked into photoresist for the application in micro LEDs and on the right hand side we have here the best resolution so we can go down to one micrometer pitch and pixel size and this material is deposited by electro hydrodynamic printing so it's a new method that hopefully in the future we'll be able to produce at high volumes so you're talking about printing right in pixel Perovsky QD and micro LED so I think micro LED is the next big thing for the display industry I think we will see very soon smartwatches with micro LED displays very bright very colorful and the next generation of micro LED displays they will use quantum dots for better color less energy consumption and also lower price talk about printing I think ink and it looks like you have little ink it should be a good match to put it in the printer and then how does it work well I think our materials are really high end materials not for use at home but yes theoretically you could make inkjet inks with them for at home but I think we really focus on the commercial applications but the printing machine is going to have your components somehow in the process absolutely absolutely yes so the printing machines they will be used by the display makers and our inks are going to be used in those in the production of the displays nice so how is this display week how's it going yeah it's excellent last year was the first year after the Covid pandemic and I think it was still a little slow this year we really had a lot of traffic here at our booth so yeah really happy with the result of the outcome good thanks a lot thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you great great can I take one more are they all the same inside all the same cool ok see you bye, if you want because I'm going to publish it in 4k yeah if you want you can send me a little text for the latest okay stuff like that yeah maybe I can have your car too yeah sure and if you want we do video in Switzerland oh yeah I just come by I just take my car and I drive by yeah and we can talk about this yeah close to Zurich oh that'd be awesome yeah if you want cool okay cool see you later see you hey hey your video is uploaded I just need to publish it great I just need to write the perfect text if you want you can send me something that I should use okay okay very good okay see you see you sorry can we do video interview yeah who will speak maybe tomorrow if you want you can consider I just do interview you can talk about your technology I put on YouTube free of charge of course yeah because I zone I give you money regular boost does not have those kind of services of course I just like to film the coolest stuff I try to film and look I'm also doing live it's live streaming I have regular boost since you don't like it I have to learn what's this yeah you have to watch okay so maybe tomorrow we'll see what time you will be showing up I guess I'm not sure there's like I have to I have to film so many I'll try yeah you choose you'd let me know you want to do now okay maybe talk later okay see you see you hey can I do video with you yeah of course all right I'm not even most energy moments but yeah energy no need it's very good can you can you kind of like put this on on your badge yeah okay here yeah maybe it's it's kind of cool if you sit behind here just in the beginning okay then after maybe it's fine let me just actually work we start the thing to make sure it works well I'll demo okay so you should I just do an intro or you ask question or one second hi please introduce yourself yes so I'm Alexander I'm the co-founder of mBodmy we make a 3d touch and 3d vision sensor for display and surfaces we started actually all our new innovation was driven by a music application that's where we come from this is what you see here it's a music controller that embed our force sensing technology FSR technology our goal was to you know augment the interactivity of expressivity with touch pads and we actually developed push beyond the force sensing technology you know it's already used in different market sector now you can use you know object at very fast scanning rates and we actually showed different application with different form factor buttons knobs you know joysticks really we integrate that into you know cars displays obviously and any any kind of connected device where human interact with and our next challenge we wanted to tackle was to augment the interaction space above the screen so we developed there are solution existing already but no solution in what we call the near field so from 0 to 30 centimeters 15 inches there was no practical solution so we developed our own sensor based on infrared technology we call it iris for infrared intelligent surface it's an array of infrared photodiode emitters and receiver and you can see here on the screen I can really sense anything at the contact and up to the distance so I can basically bring hovering actions on touch screens touch less navigations proximity sensing and predictive touch a lot of help for the user to interact in three dimension this is unique nobody's doing this no so some of the competing technology are right now our capacitive technology where you know you boost the signal to get a sense of okay what's going on there is no pure like absolute tracking of of hands or since it's capacitive I think I've touched switch off now it's fine sorry fine yes since it's okay sorry yeah since it's capacitive also you're forced to use you know conductive hands or material whereas with our technology we can use objects can use wear gloves and anything that's not conductive so that's the benefits how about this is it famous yes we have a coldplay the band using it well we have a big French kind of the godfather of electronic music Jean Michel Jarre is one of our board investor we just bought one or he invested more than one he invested yeah cool and we actually provided it with some and he actually now has several on stage like coldplay so several more and more we're taking over the market music market with this and it's really instant and a good good feedback and everything yeah exactly and yeah you can apply this to actually what we do also beyond the screen is we fuse both technology together the force sensing and infrared sensing and we can put that into robots fingers so when the robot start to grasp and get closer to objects cameras are blind in the near field so our sensor can see it and detect presence of object and when the grass pits they know what force to have light avoid breaking things or actually damaging people's you know hands or break break things so so here and but me discussions here the display week it was great we actually receive a price and an orderly price which is great it's gonna give us a lot of visibility we are currently on the road show to raise money in the next three to six months we're we have a lot of interest from display maker to make some partnership together so yeah it was very beneficial visiting the Silicon Valley probably we will yeah yeah we've done already some meetings and that will be probably the follow-up go to Asia and of course even more Asia because you see a big presence of you know all the manufacturer and even our markets because we're actually assembling a kiosk interactive kiosk and we see in Asia the market is big so interactive kiosk yeah what we do with the the IR sensor is we actually assemble it behind the transparent LG display and so that makes basically make a interactive touch display the screen is not transparent anymore but we make it interactive and touchless so it's obviously after covid there's a lot of interest with hygiene solution with screens and also more interactivity with screen augmenting the experience in shops in retail and travel museums when you put your hand there it on the screen I saw a hand yeah the way you can see this is like a big lensless camera except the camera will be the full the full display or the full surface so you can see hands and you can track object we can add a algorithm track object I can show you with our over demonstrator so you see here I can track my hands my palm like a mouse action and then the closer I get the more defined it is and I can do click actions like this and multi at very fast scanning rate which really is impossible with capacitive technology nice and this is on your YouTube yes I mean it's yeah it's available we can we share it to investors and interested people but cool thanks a lot thanks thanks see thank you much I'm from Switzerland ah okay yeah so this my YouTube I'll publish in 4k but it's already live in 1080p yeah please if you want can you send me the video to my email maybe I'll edit it together with the interview yeah just did to make it more crazy cool yes yeah thanks a lot okay thanks hey how are you can I do interview yeah I'm a youtuber guy out there I'll give you my card all right cool tech like I heard I was up in the media lounge and there was some cool guys they said I have to come check out what you're doing yeah can I have a look maybe can you hold this while I oh is it okay if I touch how shall I do it can I try to put look inside but you can hold it here okay would you want to hold it at the top yeah yeah you please feel free to hold it yeah oh my god oh my god oh my god wow okay that's that's cool I like the show it's a cool show it's a peek into the future cool yeah so maybe I'll do one more video here and because he needs to be in video right can I do video with you or he will be in the video so let me try to do one video there and I'll be right back okay just fine I'll be right here let me see which one shall I film I'll try to ask these guys okay see you in five minutes hey can I do video interview is it okay can I do interview with you yeah or some colleague some or is you okay I can do that yeah okay is it possible to have this sorry no just my youtube channel youtube channel yeah I do this I did some videos before with your with etri so who will speak you you take a video but I speak English a little bit it's perfect it's better than me yeah so who wants to talk yeah it's possible that you know this sorry right here if you can be a little bit oh no that's too far is it possible that you can open just a little bit just a little bit so I can just put it here yeah oh sorry yeah okay can you hold this in your hand like this if possible just to hold because it's not so good signal yeah that's a strong one second all right yeah yeah I need to get in a smart glass sorry all right okay please introduce yourself yeah my name is one of one I'm designer of a whole real-time holographic process I'm from Korea and my company name is Etri this is a real-time holographic process using FPGA, Gyrings FPGA, is there a bunch of FPGA under here yeah like what what is your FPGA Gyrings FPGA ultra-scale and the input any video is okay PC and from HDMI input to the our system yeah our system calculation CGH computer generation hologram and after 22 millisecond send to the SLM SLM is just like a display hologram display yeah special right for you later and the hologram and to Miller this is optical system Miller lens Miller camera actually hologram in here in here yeah this area is so bright so cannot hard to see so we use camera catching the hologram image the camera connected to the monitor so you can see the hologram image of there our system is better past is running after 22 millisecond the hologram appear so the sound in here but the hologram sync with this sounder so another another movie yeah this is incredible animation is scale scaled input the output is you can see the character character in Korea the hologram character and we using this application real-time video call hologram video call so you can take real-time YouTube your FPGA process it yeah into real-time holography 4k special light modulator yeah and boom you get the hologram this is our FPGA specification so deep vertex it's an cortex something we don't use your SOC just so using what device this the FPGA does all the work only one only only one all right this is only one layer hologram meaning is 2D hologram is not 3D multiple layer yeah implemented multiple layer our system is the first version of the system so great not support 3D hologram is supported the multiple hologram it's a 3D hologram okay yeah I think that in the future will be a lot of holograms yeah multiple layer hologram you can see in 3d 3d picture can you understand my English yeah it's perfect it's better than my English yeah much better and here I'll put the video here it was already live it was live yeah it was live live streaming but I'll publish in 4k later okay okay okay if you want send me a little email what you think I should write for your description maybe for you is two minutes to give me what you you think then I'll write it thank you so much yeah can I have your card yeah this one yeah yeah take one nice all right cool okay see you thank you these guys busy still right yeah I'm walking around you can find me on my live stream to see where I am exactly I just answered some email hey how are you is it too late to do the video today no yeah six minutes oh six minutes it's something closing in six minutes yeah the exhibit hall oh really oh all right okay I was hoping to catch these guys but they will not kick them out right no okay so I just have a look that they don't run away okay do interview with you sure yeah all right let me give you like this and maybe you can put it right there maybe oh five minutes okay who are you with I'm a youtuber youtuber okay yeah let's take it right here is it on yeah okay this is where it's gonna go all right okay okay good angle hey now okay okay one second let me just tell him one second yeah I'll be yeah are you okay in five minutes five minutes okay hi hi please introduce yourself sorry which such a great signal if you can kind of hold it like this so I have a good signal to my receiver okay I'll just put it right yeah that's perfect here okay hi so please introduce yourself hi my name is Jim Chote I'm the compliance manager for video electronic standards association and what are you showing here at the display week 2023 I'm showing the latest technology brought to you by visa sorry with this okay let me just sorry yeah if you can hold it like this and maybe sorry it needs to be more somehow in the middle okay if you can kind of have it there in the middle it's just okay I'm just gonna try to turn mine off just have a microphone on it or no just this guy okay as long as it stays on okay here you again test just like this and you can say hi okay hi my name is Jim Chote I'm the compliance program manager for visa video electronic standards association did display week this week we're showing all the latest technologies that visa has been under developing for the last almost three years display for 2.1 which is our latest standard version is on full display here we have the latest AMD Radeon pro W 7800 GPU that supports the highest data rates in the DP 2.1 standard and that's being driven through a certified business link cable to this brand new Dell U3224 KB display port 2.1 monitor all right and so what's new with the new spec that it increases the data rates up to 20 gigabits per second per per lane so a total of 80 gigabits per second throughput up through a single cable that's that's more for example than the HDMI 2.1 with 48 gigabit per second I can't speak to HDMI 2.1 what do you were doing before yeah so basically this is a 6k display with maximum data rate of the ultra-high bitrate 13 and a half gig on the mini DP enhanced mini DP connector in the back the other things we're showing are various display certification tiers starting up with adaptive sync which is a gaming spec developed by visa clear motion ratio visa certified this is a example of the leading display for the highest tier of clear motion and it's an OLED panel by LG with a maximum refresh rate of 240 Hertz so it's a really beautiful gaming display and then over here we're just showing a comparison of various tiers of display HDR this is a standard SDR display a low-end Dell implementation and we're showing the same image with different display HDR rating so this is display HDR 600 and this is display HDR 1400 which is our highest display HDR performance tier when you talk about 80 gigabit per second gigabyte gigabit gigabit gigabit per second what was the previous generation bitrate the maximum was display port 1.4 8.1 gig per gigabits per lane times four so roughly half that all right so doubling of the maximum throughput and the bandwidth yeah so they can drive 6k 60 Hertz through a single cable where the previous generation was limited to roughly 4k 90 Hertz without compression 8k 8k this could drive 8k with with the se 60 Hertz 60 Hertz with 120 even it's compression right with compression yes yeah 10k even though yeah maybe maybe if there's content for it panel makers could make something work that could support that sure thanks thanks a lot cool this is where I put my videos okay right okay thanks a lot thank you see you can I have your contact yeah maybe you want to write your email in my home I'll send you the video later sure you stay down here did you say you know this area yeah what's a good seafood dinner place that's good hey you're pretty much out Jim I guess all right cool all right thanks a lot okay so I'll send you the link but it was live streaming also it was live also thanks hey hey hey what's up how are you good so cool all right I'm gonna film these guys over there hey how are you cool I can give you microphone yeah okay can you explain explain me yeah I'm just a youtuber guy I just do interview and I heard for some other youtuber guys in the media room that I have to check it out and try to ask you you have your own channel yeah my YouTube is 90 million views since 19 years I do lots of interviews yeah Nicholas Swiss Switzerland yeah and your particular interest in virtual reality yeah like the future of technology and everything let's try yeah sorry do you can you hold this one and your hand sorry just make sure it still has power okay if you can hold it like this and then this one if you can clip it in the middle somehow without maybe you can use your badge to do it but it needs to be closer gonna do a trick like like this and you can stay in the middle okay if this one can because if it's too much on the side then the sound is not understand so we will do this way yeah in the middle like that okay cool okay yeah and if there's any chance you can kind of hold it in your hand because I may be yeah but it's a chance oh yeah you have to yeah maybe this you can hold you can put it right there okay also hopefully should be okay okay let's try all right maybe in in the beginning can you hold this yes and this check hi hello please introduce yourself my name are two robin air I'm founder of I provision as we doing advanced optics for virtual reality for future virtual reality future is coming so I just tried it just before and it was mind-blowing what you're doing in there what's happening how can you have the vision go all around on the sides how does that work so first of all the basic is to make this technology what you see here is a punk eclences how punk eclences how punk eclence works it's a folding optical path so instead of big model we have a very teeny model but we also have proprietary punk eclence design so we have very big i box extended field of view for the same display size we have more field of view than others so yes this is a proprietary patented punk eclence model now you ask me about this architecture so here for each eye we have two models one for central vision and one for peripheral vision so and our patent here how to connect those two models together to have continuous panoramic image and actually we covering here completely horizontal field of view of human vision so what's the secret how do you make it is it secret no no no it's published right so it's not a secret so you can see here connection between two punk eclence models in on this line now from the second side you have display here and display here they are not connected so but the the the recipe is to generate the same image somewhere here and somewhere here so after manipulation by the lenses the rays that are going out of this line those rays are connected the rays that are coming from pixel here and from pixel here they are connected so our eye cannot distinguish between this and this pixel so we see connection between two models well can you try to hold it like this yes let me just see if I can capture anything is it possible to capture anything yeah if you put your camera to infinity only before to two meters focus you will be able to see in focus the image inside but not autofocus but fixed two meter focus right I can see a little bit okay but I mean it's can you hold the camera for one second yes is it okay if I look in there if you can try to film me yes I'm totally surrounded by a VR experience that closes and that seems to be smooth it looks like the whole screen is together all around it's such a cool such a cool experience I feel like I'm looking at the future a little bit like the future VR are you you want to have a role to play in the future VR we are making future VR actually yes this is our role we already have a client that will use this architecture for advanced flight simulator you know in flight simulators you need peripheral vision stimulation and that's what this architecture is doing the crucial thing about this display industry is to make the second best thing to be there right and if you have a VR where you don't have the peripheral vision yes it kind of breaks the illusion right in second visually you don't feel there as much but maybe with this you feel even more inside like your real life we use our peripheral vision all the time right now I'm looking on you but I feel what is going around me so the same we need to have in virtual reality does it make sense to have it up and down and all bigger bigger vertical field of view does that make sense yeah it's make sense in in our next reference design we are going to increase our vertical field of view now it's 95 degrees we will increase it 220 degrees 220 no 120 120 degrees vertical field of view all right but we horizontally we already have 240 where are you based in Israel in Israel how long time you've been working on this this idea was from 2016 but we started to work on it actively three years ago and how has it been here the display week yeah a lot of people want to see this a lot of people are asking to have a look to figure out yeah it's a no nobody seen this architecture before so actually so on SP a year we are not long ago in February first time we exposed this architecture so most of people didn't see it and they missed visit did you win the price it's not yet announced or announced if not yet announced not sure that the main focus for this prize is virtual reality it's more for displaced technologies so not sure that we will win the prize but it could be surprise there's a lot of rumors on the internet that some company called Apple is gonna launch some VR AR thing there's gonna be there's already Microsoft try something Google maybe will and Facebook changed the name to VR so what's gonna happen in next two three years it's depends on fifth of June when Apple if Apple will finally will release its headset and if it will be good so other companies that currently are awaiting will go into this industry as well and in five years every one of us will use virtual reality to make his life more efficient and more pleased but Apple doesn't have this so we wait for fifth of June all right it's gonna be exciting to see and cool thanks a lot thanks what else in hardware is here what is this PCB what is this of the shelf PCB that connects display port we have two display ports from here we connect them to two PCBs here and each PCB have a bridge to link the two displays so we have four displays here so we need two PCBs that connect display port to two Mipi interfaces of the displays and do you like going around here the display display week looking at the display makers see what's available for your next prototype maybe because yeah we need to cooperate with display makers we we mapped the display options and yes sure we will cooperate with display makers to put more resolution more active area of the display to get more field of view so there's four displays here yes you could have six no need higher no need six four four is enough so four times 4k right so we need hardware that will drive this four times 4k but there is a there are tricks of making this emotional beating of the pixels so to drive less pixels and still to have a very sharp image what's the resolution now right now we put 1.6k displays of 2.1 inch so the resolution is not too high and still you can see very sharp and in the future you will see twice sharper thanks okay that's awesome okay okay so you have my card and can I have your card did I have you give it before photo because well of course let me take a photo yeah yeah one second sorry okay thanks okay thanks a lot thanks okay cool hey so is a 5 p.m. more than 5 p.m. so this means thank you closing cut this in a looks tomorrow all right it's more to film at some play Corning today but no chance okay hopefully I can get to LG tomorrow right you can see the busy view e-booth the selfie time everything should be closed the door then assist oh yeah it's late right I catch it tomorrow yeah yeah you're around are you gonna leave really we can go now yeah it's easy to know he wants to do the walkthrough now it's easy to par on it's just a power switch okay really too bad sound or to the video my my this doesn't show any friend but maybe it's somebody or something you have guys waiting for you all right let's just give you this this is what I needed earlier today well the mic mic you think maybe if you can have it in the middle yeah somehow on your bench maybe sure yeah it's okay that's working here we got this little thing if you can hold it on your hand because it's a little bit fragile oh this guy little box sure yeah a fragile like the sound quality if you kind of have it pointing to my receiver a little bit got it hi let me be on all right ready yeah my mic is out of power oh no I could I could just plug it in oh you just go straight shot okay so I'll just do like this okay sure hi Jeff Urik I'm head of marketing here at Nanosys and we're the quantum dot company so we've got some great quantum dot related demos to show you today it's nice to see you yeah three years of weird time at least three I guess it's been busy three years very busy years yeah quantum dot been really doing well in the display industry sound sorry just need to not touch this part okay yeah sorry oh good by another one that's fine sorry can we start again because it's yeah you got it yeah okay hi I'm Jeff Urik I'm the head of marketing here at Nanosys and we're the quantum dot company so we're the sort of Q and Q LED and Q NED and quantum and all those great acronyms that have quantum dots so you've been busy since the last video with it three four years ago very busy since the last video you did yeah you know since then we've seen a ton of traction in mini LED LCDs just continued growth and regular LCD business IT products and fantastic new technology called QD OLED that we're showing here today with Samsung display so yeah quantum dots everywhere I hear it's the best it's the best yeah I think it's the best of the best yeah especially in the TV space the QD OLED that's the s95c from Samsung on top here it's really the best quality TV in the premium market today I don't any doubt about that super high peak luminance we measured over 1300 nits can do 91% coverage of the BT 2020 color gamut viewing angle is amazing and it uses true RGB colors so the way that the video signal works is every every color every pixel is made up green and blue elements and so this display red plus green plus blue equals white W white and on this display this is a G3 OLED this is the top of the line white OLED technology has a white sub-pixel so it's mixing in white to boost the luminance the colors are a little darker this is a kind of subtle demo I wonder how to work on your camera but as you look here as it fades into the darkness you'll see some hue shifts and some flickering in some of these colors and that's the TV actively tone mapping with that white sub-pixel it's constantly trying to you can really see it here as this flickers as it comes up it's constantly trying to use the white signal the white pixel to boost the luminance of the display and it's actively sort of recolor grading the content all the time we're also showing here a Sony BVM X 300 professional reference monitor this is a $35,000 RGB OLED so this is the kind of monitor this is very popular in Hollywood a lot of movies are mastered on this so the Samsung QT OLED and this mastery monitor have the same performance you don't see that flickering and those hue shifts on these two top displays now the other demo that we have is a little bit different and the blue-ray players complaining to me that's a different no that's the LG remote well I guess it's the end of the day and we only have one loop playing right now so I guess we'll stick with this demo for now sorry Sean rocks yeah all right how much brighter does it get compared to the other OLED this you know what's really interesting about this demonstration is they both have the same peak white luminance in fact this they're within 50 nits of each other they're both about 1300 nits these two TVs but this TV the R plus G plus V additivity only goes to 600 nits so every color that's above 600 nits is really relying on that white subpixel to boost the luminance up this TV is 1300 nits of pure RGB color all the way up and down here this display week is there other new quantum dots innovations happening in the micro LED area or absolutely so we don't have it here actually but our friends over at Negase across the road here have it quantum dot color conversion is a really important thing for micro LED displays and so we're showing a demo there where we're showing inkjet printed and photo lithography patterned quantum dots on top of micro LED number of papers here at the show that have you know UV micro LEDs with RGB quantum dots on top almost everybody who's looking at micro LED is looking at color conversion as well is that competition happening at your booth well there was I think some guy named Frank's he still have the highest Michelle you can't beat him okay well yeah we're just having a friendly competition using the MetaQuest Pro this is one of our favorite new quantum dot displays actually a lot of people may not realize it but inside us pro VR headset is a mini LED LCD display with quantum dots inside so it's a great example of quantum dots delivering vivid color and awesome brightness and we're actually watching Michelle play here on a TV with 240 Hertz refresh rate kind of gaming TV with of course quantum dots inside because when you do VR you want to have very high brightness yeah high brightness and really wide color gamut because you want to mimic the natural or even go beyond the natural or why stop there right and so you can use color to create these amazing experiences and there's some very big brands launching VR things soon and we don't know what display they're going to use we don't know no idea we don't know yeah no idea and what's happening here with a yeah so yeah here we can see Frank's score I don't think anyone's going to beat 741,000 I don't know this wall we're calling this mini LED equals quantum dots a lot of people don't maybe realize when you see mini LED today it really means quantum dots just about every product on the market with mini LED technology is using quantum dots today 100% of TVs that use mini LED use quantum dots and they do that for a few reasons one is of course great color wide color gamut super high brightness the quantum dots are very stable and so they can be driven to very high brightness this TV here is 22 2300 nits peak luminance there's a TCL TV out there that somebody just measured at 3200 nits with quantum dots inside so super bright and quantum dots are also very fast and that's an area that people haven't talked about a lot but it's great for mini LED because in mini LED you have you have thousands of zones of back of mini LEDs in the backlight when you have a fast-moving object moving across the screen you need the backlight to keep up and some philosophers are actually very slow they respond on the order of 8 milliseconds and so you have color shifts and kind of color ghosting and banding problems quantum dots respond to nanoseconds so it's perfect color all the time no matter how fast your refresh rate we also see that in IT products is a great ASUS gaming monitor and an MSI notebook here with a mini LED quantum dot display super bright and showing some some gaming content with some analysis there so all right good stuff but some these walls here so here cyber sickness yeah it's one of the reasons we think that the VR community is using some quantum dots so one of the problems for VR is lag right and so if you turn your head and the display doesn't update in time you start to feel sick and so if you're going to use an LCD and you're going to use one of these slower phosphorus you're waiting for the phosphor to warm up you can solve that but you have to put a delay in the video you have to delay the video and so I'm going to look ahead and make sure my phosphorus ready and warmed up but it there's no time for delay on VR right and so you need to have a really fast display that can keep up over here we're talking about a new kind of color metrology a new way to think about measuring brightness in displays we're talking about knits which is a measurement that people are very familiar with it's a popular sort of marketing I just talked about a bunch of knits kind of scores here and but knits don't tell the whole story of brightness in fact knits only measure the sort of black and white response of our eye the way we perceive color and there's something called the hem holds Kohlrausch effect and we're kind of showing that here and what we're seeing is that all these patches are the same luminance in fact they're the same luminance as this gray background they appear much brighter to our eye and that's because they're very saturated colors in the HK or hem holds Kohlrausch effect tells us that the more saturated a color is the brighter it appears to our eye and this new metric called experience color range at Samsung display developed captures that and you see that this here so this is the brightness from black to white this is kind of luminance or knits this is colorfulness or chromaticity color gamut and here we're following the XCR line which is the distance from black along the color there and you can see that you get a much higher score for high color display so the QD OLED for example scores very high that Visio TV in fact scores higher than this twenty eight hundred three thousand dollar white OLED TV for example few years partnership with the Visio now yeah in 2015 they started so they're one of the early ones actually yeah TCL Samsung Visio among the first to adopt QD and I saw you were walking around doing videos here the show yeah and you are doing a regular show we do a regular show it's called the display show it's on the nanosys YouTube channel Brian Berkley is our host and he's a sort of you know VIP of the display industry and he's been doing it for a long time and yeah we went around and found some of our favorite technologies here a lot of micro LED things and another good only stuff for the quantum dots oh no no no no we Brian has why it's sponsored by nanosys but it's really Brian's show and so we we covered some OLED stuff and yeah you name it what I'm an awesome show it has been you know one of my favorite demos it's one more day it's not finished but I know awesome yeah exactly one of my favorite ones was Kinitro Masaoka he's guy who invented the BT 2020 color gamut he's showing some really cool new measurement stuff over there and he's somebody we talked to today too so check him out if you haven't already thank you good seeing you man nice all right and just in case you know in the future if there's something that can if you can help me to to film with your partners at their fab yeah at the R&D after this all the way around okay okay thanks a lot later okay see you all right yours so I'm gonna be checking looks for the connection last one the show right that's cool just down there but the show is finished for today so I am going to stop the live stream shortly there was an event I don't know if it's still on I think it might be down let's go down maybe it's up let's go first all right yeah tomorrow I'll ask about gen 2 I'll ask about the 34 32 27 yeah I need the AR display so that I can better see your chat questions all day in real time hey how are you all right do you know if there was this the CEO forum and what was that the woman in tech oh it's right around the corner it was it was over there you just keep walking make it right and you'll see it's okay it's finished no it's going on it's going on okay cool thanks nice view hey what's up yeah I'll just pause here it's live streaming perfect okay I need to hold bunch of countries around the world just use wise is way faster and is five to ten times cheaper so really check it out it's cool and I appreciate if you use my link below thanks for watching thanks very much to ZXS to be one of my sponsors here at the display week 2023 ZXS is based in Shenzhen and I will be doing a video very soon with them featuring their transparent displays OLED LCD light box ads machine so thanks a lot I did video with them nearly 10 years ago when they were doing tablets and now they do these cool devices thanks a lot for 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today be a I'm a panel for women in technology and today along with other esteemed panelists we were able to share our perspectives about women in technology and spawn importance of mentorship and sponsorship and can you explain a little bit what your company is doing what you do sure our company is a leading provider of semiconductor test and measurement products so for every consumer electronics that we use in our life and it contains lots of semiconductor chips before the chips go inside the electronics our product physically verify the performance of the chips to make sure if it's good or bad and only select the good ones before they go into the electronics so we make the test products to do the verification and you do those machines all over the world we actually make lots of those products probe card or probe stations in United States and also in Germany and we have customer support and sales office around the world wherever their semiconductor fabs and customers and that's where our offices are so it's like quality assurance you can like check every chip that and discard the you only keep the A plus or the perfect ones actually we do a variety of things it could be just go or no go it's good or bad decision right but sometimes like computer chips their different speed grade lower performance computing chip or higher performance computing chips so oftentimes we actually do a known good guy testing to verify the actual device performance at the wafer level as well how long have you been working there oh boy longer than I can count actually I've been with the form factor majority of my career a little bit over 20 years now and actually joined the company while it was pre IPO startup and now we're multi-billion dollar enterprise serving all the top semiconductor companies around the world is the success in the company because of you I'm certainly part of the contributor to the team and we have just fabulous team innovators and the great up operational team to make a high quality product we have amazing worldwide customer service and sales team right and it takes a village to make a very complicated probe card or probe stations and it's amazing team contributes to our company success so how did the idea start and at which point did you come in and what was your role to bring it forward is possible is it okay to ask oh absolutely it's actually a very interesting story our company is called form factor because of the original idea of this interconnect technology was intended for to enable advanced packaging for semiconductor chips to make the form factor of the chip much smaller right and but later on in our entrepreneurial journey it turned out to be a really useful interconnect technology for semiconductor tests so we actually use the MEMS based compliant contact to make probe card to touch the semiconductor wafer to verify its device performance and so when I joined the company back in 2003 we were a small startup we were testing a DRAM chips at the time to allow the customers to test many many chips simultaneously to reduce cost of tests that was really the claim of failing for form factor when we were a startup company and my job with the company started as a product marketing person at the beginning and thanks to my company over the course of nearly 20 years I was able to do a little bit of everything mostly in customer facing role including business development general management I also later on did murder an acquisition and now I'm actually heading our global sales and application so it's really cool is it true that the marketing is the most important person in company? No I don't think so I think it's any to make a successful product everybody involved are super essential because you start from a concept which are the innovators of the technology and then it comes with a marketer who's a partner to go out get the customer requirement and then it take amazing operational team actually make a high quality product and then later on once you sell it you better be able to provide the best customer service it's a full life cycle to earn the customer trust to buy the product not out just buy it one time and buy it repeatedly over over again right so now it's everybody is a critical piece of this puzzle to make the engine works. Is it fun role to have to be in the Silicon Valley and checking the silicon that it's that it's fine and you kind of like the check for the Silicon Valley that's right worldwide I know it's so amazing every day I just continuously amazed that by the the different technique silicon innovations that taking place in the Silicon Valley right and be part of the enabling technology to verify the performance one of the major traction for me to working at form factor for nearly 20 years is because the silicon every year the silicon is different and you need to innovate and make different test product to verify its performance yeah it's a super fascinating and interesting. So in the Silicon Valley it's not just iPhone apps right there's still a lot of silicon stuff happening innovation you talk about in the Silicon Valley that's right actually our company largest the locate manufacturing locations in Livermore California at just the 40 minutes outside east of San Francisco we actually have a facility of 50,000 square feet where we have semiconductor fab clean room using the photography plating and all the advanced fabrication techniques to make physically make a wafer and then to use the features on the wafer to make a test products so yes everything is we actually make physical product not just the apps of course software is a big part of our product enabling technology from design and verification stuff right but yes we actually make a piece of equipment you can touch and use it on the wafer. When I did some interviews few years ago with the people who talk about EDA and chip design it sounds like it's the most advanced thing people can do in the world like maybe there's rocket design but I'm not sure it's more advanced than chip design right is it very smart people in this industry? Yes it's the whole semiconductor ecosystem have amazing amazing talent right and the EDA as you mentioned is the front end design process right and even in the fabrication once the chip is designed and how do you actually fabricate it and also of course go into the supply chain how do you what kind of materials do you use to fabricate the wafer or what kind of equipment do you use to test to measure right it's just fascinating industry all right and if you're a college kids or you're considering going to semiconductor industry definitely think about semiconductor and also with the the the Biden administration's chips act and it's going to create a lot of more opportunities and manufacturing facilities across the United States and I think it's going to be a even more exciting field for all the younger generation as well and it's not only the the hugely complicated low-load nanometer chips there's a whole range of chips right and what is the nanometer size on the chips you work with? Ah it's actually really wide range the most leading edge ones as you mentioned they're currently in five nanometer three nanometer right we're getting down pretty low close to zero nanometer if you will right so those are the chips that go into data centers or cell phone chips or actually chat GPT in the AI data processing units right and of course then there are also other larger nanometers like in 28 nanometers or even higher for automotive chips like that's enable cars like Tesla the central control unit right so it's really a wide range depends on the application. All right was there some disagreements in the panel? I actually know it's amazingly amount of agreement but a lot of different experience right and I think the common theme was really around the importance of having mentors to help create opportunities for women in technology right always open the doors and support women and make sure that they have somebody to bounce ideas with and also support them as they explore the new areas and even though we have men and women that's a really cool to see the supporter from male allies on the panel. It's important to have constructive criticism and honest reviews or honest advice in the career. That's right yes absolutely I think you know we we become better version of ourselves because we learn from our failures and so we can do better next time right having somebody who can give you constructive feedback and help you to learn from your failure the sooner you fail the sooner you become better. Thanks a lot. Hey thank you so much.  What's your YouTube channel's name? Yeah.  No, just my channel. Oh you're from Switzerland? Yeah. Oh wow and what's your wide display week? I love display week. It's the coolest conference in the world I think. 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you can just sign up with my link down here and you can use it on your Android pay your Apple pay it's like a prepaid Visa debit card right so you need to put a little bit money on it and you can just put money on it from your local bank account and this zero fees the fees are so tiny it's like five to ten times cheaper than your bank don't use PayPal anymore don't use Western Union when you send money to a whole bunch of countries around the world just use wise is way faster and is five to ten times cheaper so really check it out it's cool and I appreciate if you use my link below thanks for watching thanks very much to ZXS to be one of my sponsors here at the display week 2023 ZXS is based in Shenzhen and I will be doing a video very soon with them featuring their transparent displays OLED LCD lightbox ads machine so thanks a lot I did video with them nearly 10 years ago when they were doing tablets and now they do these cool devices thanks a lot for watching check them out you guys can send me some money you can send money on wise it's really smart you don't have to send me money you can send money to your friends to your family are they in a different country do you need to use currency transfer like to different country transfer do you need to pay for stuff do you want to travel around the world and pay for stuff tiny little fees it's so much cheaper this is a visa debit card check out my video where I explain some more it works in 100 countries all over the world maybe 150 it's crazy and it's really amazing and it's free you can sign up use your Android pay you Apple pay or order this optional 7 euro debit card and just pay for stuff around the world it's great to pay for stuff right or send some money tiny little fees it's smart check it out can I send you some money I would use wise if I had to send you some money I will not send you some money I'm pretty sure I will not do that but if I did I would use wise it's really amazing you can send money all over the world 150 countries you can send money to India you can send money to the US you can send money to Malaysia Indonesia Korea everywhere and then you get a local bank account it's crazy you get a bank account in US and Europe it's really amazing and the fees are five to ten times cheaper than your bank so use it as a prepaid debit card buy bunch of stuff on the internet save some money when you buy stuff in different currencies check my video where I explain a bunch of more stuff why this is smart way and use my link so I can make some money hello I'm Mr. Beast no I'm not Mr. Beast actually but if I was Mr. Beast and if I was sending a bunch of money I would use wise wise is a really smart way to send money around the world tiny little fees check out my video a seven minute video where I try to explain some more it works in hundreds of countries every time you go to different country use your wise card or use your Android pay your your Apple pay to do all your payments with tiny little conversion pay fee if you have some customers in different countries they can send you money to local bank accounts in the US and Europe all of the world you can get local bank account details they transfer tiny little fees don't use PayPal anymore don't use Western Union I don't use your bank to send money because it's surprising but you wouldn't know maybe but they take fees that are gigantic that are pretty big just use the wise it's smart so here the display week there's a bunch of 8k displays this 4k 120 and all these new TVs can come with HDMI 2.1 and there's a whole bunch of updates that I'm going to be filming at the Computex 2023 with the HDMI licensing administrator which are organizing all the display makers the cable manufacturers and making sure that they are compatible with each other there's a stable performance there's no interference and there's a smooth 8k future with 48 gigabit per second support and there's the whole infrastructure for for certifying for testing for making sure there's no interference with the with the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and stuff that people have so thanks a lot for watching check out my HDMI playlist in HDMI dot charbacks calm check out the wise wise is such a smart system I think I'm saving over a thousand euros every year because I use it everywhere when I pay for stuff you know you want to pay for stuff in the world so you can check out my longer video for where I explain some more why I think this is amazing and it's free you can just sign up with my link down here and you can use it on your Android pay your Apple pay it's like a prepaid Visa debit card right so you need to put a little bit money on it and you can just put money on it from your local bank account and this zero fees the fees are so tiny it's like five to ten times cheaper than your bank don't use PayPal anymore don't use Western Union when you send money to a whole bunch of countries around the world just use wise is way faster and is five to ten times cheaper so really check it out it's cool and I appreciate if you use my link below thanks for watching thanks very much to ZXS to be one of my sponsors here at the display week 2023 ZXS is based in Shenzhen and I will be doing a video very soon with them featuring their transparent displays OLED LCD light box adds machine so thanks a lot I did video with them nearly 10 years ago when they were doing tablets and now they do these cool devices thanks a lot for watching check them out you guys can send me some money you can send money on wise it's really smart oh you don't have to send me money you can send money to your friends to your family are they in the different country do you need to use currency transfer like to different country transfer do you need to pay for stuff do you want to travel around the world and pay for stuff tiny little fees is so much cheaper this is a visa debit card check out my video where I explain some more it works in 100 countries all over the world maybe 150 it's crazy and it's really amazing and it's free you can sign up use your Android pay your Apple pay or order this optional 7 euro debit card and just pay for stuff around the world it's great to pay for stuff right or send some money tiny little fees it's smart check it out can I send you some money I would use wise if I had to send you some money I will not send you some money I'm pretty sure I will not do that but if I did I would use wise it's really amazing you can send money all over the world 150 countries you can send money to India you can send money to the US you can send money to Malaysia Indonesia Korea everywhere and then you get a local bank account it's crazy you get a bank account in US and Europe it's really amazing and the fees are five to ten times cheaper than your bank so use it as a prepaid debit card buy a bunch of stuff on the internet save some money when you buy stuff in different currencies check my video where I explain a bunch of more stuff why this is smart way and use my link so I can make some money hello I'm Mr. Beast no I'm not Mr. Beast actually but if I was Mr. Beast and if I was sending you a bunch of money I would use wise wise is a really smart way to send money around the world tiny little fees check out my video a seven minute video where I try to explain some more it works in hundreds of countries every time you go to different country use your wise card or use your Android pay your your Apple pay to do all your payments with tiny little conversion pay fee if you have some customers in different countries they can send you money to local bank accounts in the US and Europe all of the world you can get local bank account details they transfer tiny little fees don't use PayPal anymore don't use Western Union don't use your bank to send money because it's surprising but you wouldn't know maybe but they take fees that are gigantic that are pretty big just use the wise it's smart so here the display week there's a bunch of 8k displays this 4k 120 and all these new TVs can come with HDMI 2.1 and there's a whole bunch of updates that I'm going to be filming at the Computex 2023 with the HDMI licensing administrator which are organizing all the display makers the cable manufacturers and making sure that they are compatible with each other there's a stable performance there's no interference and there's a smooth 8k future with 48 gigabit per second support and there's the whole infrastructure for for certifying for testing for making sure there's no interference with the with the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and stuff that people have so thanks a lot for watching check out my HDMI playlist in HDMI dot charbacks calm check out the wise wise is such a smart system I think I'm saving over a thousand euros every year because I use it everywhere when I pay for stuff you know you want to pay for stuff in the world so you can check out my longer video for where I explain some more why I think this is amazing and it's free you can just sign up with my link down here and you can use it on your Android pay your Apple pay it's like a prepaid Visa debit card right so you need to put a little bit money on it and you can just put money on it from your local bank account and it's zero fees the fees are so tiny it's like five to ten times cheaper than your bank don't use PayPal anymore don't use Western Union when you send money to a whole bunch of countries around the world just use wise is way faster and is five to ten times cheaper so really check it out it's cool and I appreciate if you use my link below thanks for watching thanks very much to ZXS to be one of my sponsors here at the display week 2023 ZXS is based in Shenzhen and I will be doing a video very soon with them featuring their transparent displays OLED LCD light box ads machine so thanks a lot I did video with them nearly ten years ago when they were doing tablets and now they do these cool devices thanks a lot for watching check them out you guys can send me some money you can send money on wise it's really smart oh you don't have to send me money you can send money to your friends to your family are they in the different country do you need to use currency transfer like to different country transfer do you need to pay for stuff do you want to travel around the world and pay for stuff tiny little fees is so much cheaper this is a Visa debit card check out my video where I explain some more it works in a hundred countries all over the world maybe 150 it's crazy and it's really amazing and it's free you can sign up use your Android pay you Apple pay or order this optional 7 euro debit card and just pay for stuff around the world it's great to pay for stuff right or send some money tiny little fees it's smart check it out can I send you some money I would use wise if I had to send you some money I will not send you some money I'm pretty sure I will not do that but if I did I would use wise it's really amazing you can send money all over the world 150 countries you can send money to India you can send money to the US you can send money to Malaysia Indonesia Korea everywhere and then you get a local bank account it's crazy you get a bank account in the US and Europe it's really amazing and the fees are five to ten times cheaper than your bank so use it as a prepaid debit card buy a bunch of stuff on the internet save some money when you buy stuff in different currencies check my video where I explain a bunch of more stuff why this is smart way and use my link so I can make some money hello I'm Mr. Beast no I'm not Mr. Beast actually but if I was Mr. Beast and if I was sending you a bunch of money I would use wise wise it's a really smart way to send money around the world tiny little fees check out my video a seven minute video where I try to explain some more it works in hundreds of countries every time you go to a different country use your wise card or use your android pay your your apple pay to do all your payments with a tiny little conversion pay fee if you have some customers in different countries they can send you money to local bank accounts in the US and Europe all of the world you can get local bank account details they transfer tiny little fees don't use PayPal anymore don't use western union and don't use your bank to send money because it's surprising but you wouldn't know maybe but they take fees that are gigantic that are pretty big just use the wise it's smart so here the display week there's a bunch of 8k displays this 4k 120 and all these new TVs can come with HDMI 2.1 and there's a whole bunch of updates that I'm going to be filming at the computex 2023 with the HDMI licensing administrator which are organizing all the display makers the cable manufacturers and making sure that they are compatible with each other there's a stable performance there's no interference and there's a smooth 8k future with 48 gigabit per second support and does the whole infrastructure full for certifying for testing for making sure there's no interference with the with the wi-fi and bluetooth and stuff that people have so thanks a lot for watching check out my HDMI playlist in hdmi.charbacks.com check out the wise wise is such a smart system I think I'm saving over a thousand euros every year because I use it everywhere when I pay for stuff you know you want to pay for stuff in the world so you can check out my longer video for where I explain some more why I think this is amazing and it's free you can just sign up with my link down here and you can use it on your android pay your apple pay it's like a prepaid visa debit card right so you need to put a little bit money on it and you can just put money on it from your local bank account and there's zero fees the fees are so tiny it's like five to ten times cheaper than your bank don't use paypal anymore don't use western union when you send money to a whole bunch of countries around the world just use wise it's way faster and is five to ten times cheaper so really check it out it's cool and i appreciate if you use my link below thanks for watching thanks very much to zxs to be one of my sponsors here at the display week 2023 zxs is based in shenzhen and i will be doing a video very soon with them featuring their trans money you can send money on wise it's really smart oh you don't have to send me money you can send money to your friends to your family are they in a different country do you need to use currency transfer like to different country transfer do you need to pay for stuff do you want to travel around the world and pay for stuff tiny little fees it's so much cheaper this is a visa debit card check out my video where i explain some more it works in a hundred countries all over the world maybe 150 it's crazy and it's really amazing and it's free you can sign up use your android pay your apple pay or order this optional 7 euro debit card and just pay for stuff around the world it's great to pay for stuff right or send some money tiny little fees it's smart check it out can i send you some money i would use wise if i had to send you some money i will not send you some money i'm pretty sure i will not do that but if i did i would use wise it's really amazing you can send money all over the world 150 countries you can send money to india you can send money to the u.s you can send money to malaysia indonesia korea everywhere and then you get a local bank account it's crazy you get a bank account in u.s and europe it's really amazing and the fees are five to ten times cheaper than your bank so use it as a prepaid debit card buy a bunch of stuff on the internet save some money when you buy stuff in different currencies check my video where i explain a bunch of more stuff why this is smart way and use my link so i can make some money hello i'm mr beast no i'm not mr beast actually but if i was mr beast and if i was sending a bunch of money i would use wise wise is a really smart way to send money around the world tiny little fees check out my video seven minute video where i try to explain some more it works in hundreds of countries every time you go to different country use your wise card or use your android pay your your apple pay to do all your payments with tiny little conversion pay fee if you have some customers in different countries they can send you money to local bank accounts in the u.s and europe all of the world you can get local bank account details they transfer tiny little fees don't use paypal anymore don't use western union and don't use your bank to send money because it's surprising but you wouldn't know maybe but they take fees that are gigantic that are pretty big just use the wise it's smart so here the display week there's a bunch of 8k displays this 4k 120 and all these new tv's can come with hdmi 2.1 and there's a whole bunch of updates that i'm going to be filming at the computex 2023 with the hdmi licensing administrator which are organizing all the display makers the cable manufacturers and making sure that they are compatible with each other there's a stable performance there's no interference and there's a smooth 8k future with 48 gigabit per second support and there's the whole infrastructure for for certifying for testing for making sure there's no interference with the with the wi-fi and bluetooth and stuff that people have so thanks a lot for watching check out my hdmi playlist in hdmi.charbacks.com check out the wise wise is such a smart system i think i'm saving over a thousand euros every year because i use it everywhere when i pay for stuff you know you want to pay for stuff in the world so you can check out my longer video for where i explain some more why i think this is amazing and it's free you can just sign up with my link down here and you can use it on your android pay your apple pay it's like a prepaid visa debit card right so you need to put a little bit money on it and you can just put money on it from your local bank account and it's zero fees the fees are so tiny it's like five to ten times cheaper than your bank don't use paypal anymore don't use western union when you send money to a whole bunch of countries around the world just use wise is way faster and is five to ten times cheaper so really check it out it's cool and i appreciate if you use my link below thanks for watching thanks very much to zxass to be one of my sponsors here at the display week 2023 zxass is based in shenzhen and i will be doing a video very soon with them featuring their transparent displays all led lcd lightbox ads machine so