With the fast development of information and communication technology, expectations for display performance have grown at a rapid pace, driving not only the accelerated innovation of diverse display technologies but also supporting control algorithms and image-processing methodology. The diversity in display technologies with enormous difference in operating principles, imaging qualities, and interactive functions presents both opportunities and challenges for application-specific displays development. Although some advancements in display performance focus on the applications, there are general trends toward improved spatial and temporal resolution, higher dynamic range, wide color gamut, immersive experience, and augmented and virtual reality.

Join us for the upcoming Advances in Display Technologies conference. This conference will provide a forum for presentations on advances in display technologies, featuring Keynote and Plenary sessions, parallel topical sessions, poster sessions, and an industrial exhibition. Papers are solicited but not limited to the following areas:

JOINT SESSION: AR/VR Displays using DMDs or other SLM Devices
with conferences:
OE702: Advances in Display Technologies XIV
OE403: Emerging Digital Micromirror Device Based Systems and Applications XVII

AR/VR is an exciting area of development. Much progress hinges on the capabilities of light modulators. The purpose of this joint session is to explore and demonstrate the capabilities of different light modulators.

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Conference OE702

Advances in Display Technologies XV

This conference has an open call for papers:
Abstract Due: 17 July 2024
Author Notification: 7 October 2024
Manuscript Due: 8 January 2025
With the fast development of information and communication technology, expectations for display performance have grown at a rapid pace, driving not only the accelerated innovation of diverse display technologies but also supporting control algorithms and image-processing methodology. The diversity in display technologies with enormous difference in operating principles, imaging qualities, and interactive functions presents both opportunities and challenges for application-specific displays development. Although some advancements in display performance focus on the applications, there are general trends toward improved spatial and temporal resolution, higher dynamic range, wide color gamut, immersive experience, and augmented and virtual reality.

Join us for the upcoming Advances in Display Technologies conference. This conference will provide a forum for presentations on advances in display technologies, featuring Keynote and Plenary sessions, parallel topical sessions, poster sessions, and an industrial exhibition. Papers are solicited but not limited to the following areas:
  • VR/AR/MR (virtual, augmented and mixed reality) displays
  • Telepresence technologies
  • Immersive display, and interactive and sensing technologies
  • HUD (head-up display), NTE (near-to-eye) and wearable displays
  • laser displays, speckle issues, and screen technology
  • 3D, 2D/3D convertible displays
  • holographic and light-field displays
  • OLED and OLET displays
  • mini- and micro-LED materials and displays
  • quantum-dot displays (QDDs)
  • SLM, LCOS, and MEMS for displays
  • projection displays
  • electrophoretic (EPD) and photophoretic (PPD) displays
  • electrowetting displays
  • oxide TFTs
  • touch and interactive displays
  • flexible displays
  • transparent displays
  • high-resolution displays
  • graphene, CNT, and nanotechnologies in displays
  • electronics and optics for displays and display systems
  • energy-efficient technologies for displays
  • display metrology, human factors, and image quality
  • display manufacturing and equipment
  • other novel and emerging display technologies.

JOINT SESSION: AR/VR Displays using DMDs or other SLM Devices
with conferences:
OE702: Advances in Display Technologies XIV
OE403: Emerging Digital Micromirror Device Based Systems and Applications XVII

AR/VR is an exciting area of development. Much progress hinges on the capabilities of light modulators. The purpose of this joint session is to explore and demonstrate the capabilities of different light modulators.

Conference Chair
National Taiwan Univ. (Taiwan)
Conference Chair
Beihang Univ. (China)
Conference Co-Chair
Kent State Univ. (United States)
Program Committee
Tsinghua Univ. (China)
Program Committee
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung Univ. (Taiwan)
Program Committee
National Taipei Univ. of Technology (Taiwan)
Program Committee
Yuan Ze Univ. (Taiwan)
Program Committee
Citizen Watch Co., Ltd. (Japan)
Program Committee
Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ. (China)
Program Committee
Ming Chi Univ. of Technology (Taiwan)
Program Committee
i-CORE Technology, LLC (United States)
Program Committee
Meta (United States)
Program Committee
Sun Yat-Sen Univ. (China)