This technology is a microdisplay that is comprised of only two necessary layers paired with an excitation infrared laser for use in biological systems, augmented reality, or any other display-necessary application.
Current displays are either costly, difficult, and laborious to manufacture or provide insufficient contrast, field of view, and resolution. For example, current state-of-the-art methods such as active matrix organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) displays require multiple sophisticated layers to manufacture, and microLEDs are, on the other hand, very expensive.
This technology is a microdisplay that simplifies display technology with two simple layers – a polymer screen and a luminous screen consisting of upconverting nanoparticles synthesized with color filters. This, in conjunction with an excitation infrared laser, enables improved display transparency for applications in augmented reality and virtual reality while maintaining safe wavelengths for use in biological systems. Color purity is also maintained with this technology while manufacturing costs are very low.
Patent Pending
IR CU23211
Licensing Contact: Greg Maskel