Recent e-Paper News - Page 2

China's Zhejiang Laibao Display Technology Company officially launches its 9 billion Yuan (around $1.24 billion USD) project to build an ePaper production line in Huzhou City, Zhejiang province, based on the company's Microcavity Electronic Paper Display (MED) technology.

Last year Laibao DTC signed agreements with the local government in China to get financial support for this project. The new production line will have a monthly capacity of 180,000 sqm of glass substrate, and will target displays ranging from 7.8-inch to 55-inch inch. The project will perform the entire display production, from backplane and frontplane to touch panel integration and module assembly. 

Ynvisible announced an interesting project in which it will supply its ePaper displays to replace traditional analogue time stickers. The project, worth over 1.5 million Canadian dollars, will include the supply of 105,000 displays in the next three years.

Ynvisible's customer is a globally recognized leading provider of air compressors and compressed air systems, that was looking for a more efficient solution to monitor maintenance procedures for its compressors’ air filters.

Ynvisible announced a strategic collaboration with Switzerland-based Hive-Zox to integrate Ynvisible's ePaper displays in a new smart label device that is designed for pharmaceutical and healthcare shipment monitoring. Hive-Zox anticipates scaling the solution to over 1 million units annually.

The project centers around a new cost-effective, automated monitoring smart label solution, called the ConnectedLabel, that Hive-Zox is now launching into the market. Ynvisible's thin, flexible and cost-effective e-paper displays were selected as the "ideal visual interface for the smart label solution, for their compact
design and low power consumption".

Papercast announced that Rīgas Satiksme (Riga municipality's public transportation authority) has decided to go ahead with the second phase rollout of Papercast' E Ink display solutions. 

Driven by the success of its initial deployment and buoyed by positive feedback from passengers, Rīgas Satiksme will deploy a further 60 units of Papercast' 23" E Ink displays (this is an extension of the first phase of the project, that also had 60 units). 

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During a trade show in the US (Infocomm 2024), Samsung showed its first color ePaper display, aimed towards advertisement applications - in restaurants, malls, offices, retail stores, etc.

The EMDX color ePaper TV is based on a 32" 2560 x 1440 color E Ink panel. The display also offers 8GB of internal storage, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and USB-C ports. 

Asus demonstrated a new laptop that includes an integrated E Ink display at the rear of its lid. The display is a color E Ink panel. The basic application that Asus envisions is a digital "laptop sticker" showcase.

Placing an E Ink panel at the back of a laptop is not a new idea. Intel showed a prototype device back in 2014, and over the years we have seen several commercial laptops with a 2nd E Ink display.

Tianma unveiled a new display technology, an ePaper display it brands as micro-Fluidink (uFluidink).

At Displayweek 2024, the company showed two prototype panels. The first is a 6.7" 960x1920 (320 PPI) monochrome panel targeting e-readers.