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Message: Re: Display Technologies Conference, which is being held on August 6, 2013
  • Tuesday, August 6, 2013
  • 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
    Registration and Continental Breakfast
    9:00 AM - 9:10 AM
    Welcome
    • NPD DisplaySearch
      Paul Semenza, Senior Vice President, Analyst Services
    9:10 AM - 9:30 AM
    Keynote Address
    • Hewlett-Packard
      Shane Wall, Vice President, Chief Strategy Officer & Chief Technology Officer

      Technologies Disrupting Status-Quo - Rearranging Industry Structures and Transforming Lives This keynote will cover the impact of emerging and disruptive technologies that are changing lives and affecting businesses, including the symbiotic relationship between the rise of the mobile Internet, sensors (the Internet of Things), social media and the ability to create and deliver value by mining the data in the cloud. Since this data becomes valuable only when it is rendered/ displayed to a user, Shane will cover the potential of rendering data to the physical world of heads-up displays, wearables, window panes, and even displays on household appliances based on users presence and context. He will also weave in the advances in touch/display technologies that will contribute to this revolution.

    9:30 AM - 9:50 AM
    Emerging Display Market Overview
    • NPD DisplaySearch
      Paul Semenza, Senior Vice President, Analyst Services
    9:50 AM - 10:55 AM
    Session I: Touch Demands and Applications
    The growth in touch screens over the past few years has been driven by smartphones and tablet PCs. While these two applications will continue to account for the majority of touch screen unit demand, there are other applications that could become significant in terms of area and revenue. The PC market – both mobile and desktop – has been held up as a good example, especially with the release of Windows 8. Other large screen applications such as digital signage and kiosks, are also candidates. This session will explore how touch screen applications will evolve.

    • Intel Corporation
      Matt King, Senior Engineering Manager
      Touch on Notebooks and Desktops
    • Corning
      Lu-Fong Chua, Product Line Manager, Gorilla® Glass, Specialty Materials
      Touch-Enabled Notebooks: Tough Cover Glass as Key Success Enabler
    • ViviTouch, A Bayer Brand
      Dirk Schapeler, CEO
      ViviTouch: Ignite Your Senses
    10:55 AM - 11:15 AM
    Break
    11:15 AM - 12:30 PM
    Session II: Touch Sensor Technologies and Developments
    Driven by physical, performance, and cost requirements, as well as the development of new materials and technologies, touch sensor structures are evolving rapidly. In addition to the reduction in number of sensor layers (in some cases to full integration with the display or cover glass) and the shift from glass to film, a variety of transparent conductor materials are being developed to replace ITO. Various approaches to sensor structure and implementation will be presented in this session.

    • FlatFrog
      Ola Wassvik, CTO
      In Glass Optical Touch for Larger Form Factors
    • Cima NanoTech
      Kelly Ingham, Vice-President of Marketing & Business Development
      SANTE® Technology – Smart Materials for Transparent Conductors
    • UniPixel Displays, Inc.
      Jim Tassone, Vice President Business Development
      UniPixel’s New Flexible Touch Sensor on Cover Solution
    • Canatu
      Bob Senior, Director, Sales
      The Future for Flexible and 3D Formed Touch Displays
    12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
    Lunch
    1:30 PM - 2:35 PM
    Session III: Mobility and Wearable Computing
    While wearable devices are not new applications for displays – watches were one of the first applications for LCDs and near-eye devices have come on and off the market several times over the past few decades – the advent of cloud services, instant messaging, and social networks have created new demand for the ability to provide instant access to data and information. Wearable devices, in conjunction with advanced-generation cellular and broadband communications, can enable access to data without having to pick up a device or put one’s hands on a keyboard. Is this time different for such devices? This session will provide a view into this developing category.

    • NPD DisplaySearch
      Richard Shim, Senior Analyst
      Mobile Display Market Trends
    • ams
      David Moon, Senior Product Marketing Manager
      Opto-sensors with Mobeam 1-D Barcode Emulation Technology
    • Qualcomm MEMS Technologies
      Brian Gally, Senior Director Product Development
      Display Requirements For the Next Generation of User Expectations
    2:35 PM - 2:55 PM
    Break
    2:55 PM - 4:25 PM
    Session IV: Materials and Manufacturing
    The shift in market demand to high resolution displays, in terms of total number of pixels and pixel density, as well as wide viewing angles and low power consumption, highlights the need for improved materials and manufacturing processes. Other technologies, such as AMOLED and integrated touch, also pose manufacturing challenges. This session will explore new developments in processes for high performance display manufacturing.

    • NPD DisplaySearch
      Charles Annis, Vice President, Manufacturing Research
      FPD Manufacturing Technologies
    • Nanosys
      Jeff Yurek, Corporate Communications Manager
      Quantum Dots: Can a New Material Extend the Dominance of LCD?
    • Nanoco Technologies
      Margaret Hines, PhD, Technical Business Development Director
      Quantum Dots
    • Kateeva
      Conor Madigan, CEO
      Scaling OLED to G8 for Low Cost OLED
    4:25 PM - 5:40 PM
    Session V: Novel Display Technologies
    With the exception of AMOLED, LCD continues its reign as the dominant flat panel display technology. As has always been the case, however, LCD is not a perfect technology. New types of flat panel displays are being developed that could enable better performance, lower cost, or can be made in forms that are not possible for LCDs. This session will highlight several new approaches.

    • Amorphyx, Inc.
      Bill Cowell, Ph.D, Founder/CTO
      Amorphous Metal Non-Linear Resistors as Active Devices in AMLCD Backplanes: Simple, for a Change
    • CLEARink Displays
      Dr Andrew Loxley, Director of Technology Development
      Trends in Reflective Displays
    • MacroDisplay Inc.
      Yao-Dong Ma, Ph.D, CEO
      Power-Saving Sunlight Readable Liquid Crystal Displays
    • Prysm LPD
      Amit Jain, CEO
      Developing a Breakthrough Large-Format Display Technology
    5:40 PM - 5:45 PM
    Closing Remarks
    5:45 PM - 7:00 PM
    Cocktail Networking Reception
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