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The size of current VR headsets is primarily dictated by what field of view current lenses can achieve (without uncorrectable distortion) with a given panel size. The smaller the panel, the more difficult this is.

The Oculus Quest, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, HTC Vive Pro, and HTC Vive Cosmos all use dual panels between 3.4 and 3.6 inches diagonal. Other headsets like PlayStation VR and Oculus Rift S use a single panel, but these panels occupy essentially the same total space.

The company statesthat it is “used in VR glasses that have already been introduced to the market”. Given the above size, resolution, and panel type (and that the refresh rate is within the max) the only known headset on the market this could be is Huawei VR Glass.

These smaller panels, alongside pancake lenses (a fundamentally different design to all other headsets currently on the market), enable the incredibly small size of the Huawei VR Glass.

However, keep in mind that that product doesn’t have built in positional tracking or cameras. If these panels are used for a position tracked PC VR headset the size would likely be larger. And of course if they were used in an Oculus Quest competitor it would need to be much larger to house a battery and compute hardware.

The relatively standard resolution and use of LCD may make this panel significantly cheaper than high resolution OLED microdisplay alternatives like what Panasonic showed at CES. Huawei’s product is only officially available in China, for the equivalent of roughly $430.

It’s important to note, however, that when we tried Huawei VR Glass at CES we noted that it has a narrower field of view than typical. It may require a larger design to solve this.

Most current VR headsets are not comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. For some, they are even uncomfortable after a matter of minutes. This can be because they push a relatively heavy weight against the sinuses, where humans are particularly sensitive to pressure.

The weight’s fundamental cause is the the size of the panels currently available and the lenses used with them. Smaller panels of the same resolution are more difficult to produce, and more difficult to magnify over a large field of view. But JDI appears to have solved the first hurdle and Huawei demonstrated that the second can be shipped too (with a few tradeoffs).

With smaller panels, and suitable pancake lenses, VR could soon start to become a more comfortable medium that people can spend hours in without wanting the bulky heavy box off their face. Current VR might one day be looked back on like we look at the earliest cellular telephones or CRT monitors.

Whether this display system paradigm will stay in the realm of media viewers or come to gaming focused headsets is yet to be seen, but we’ll keep a close eye on JDI and companies likely to use its new panels.

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SHANGHAI - China"s BOE Technology Group, one of the world"s largest display manufacturers, plans to build a massive new factory in Beijing, as it looks to next-generation technology for new revenue streams.

BOE will invest 29 billion yuan ($4 billion) in the 600,000 sq. meter factory, according to Sunday"s announcement, with an eye toward expanding into markets for new technologies, such as panels for virtual reality (VR) devices, and a new type of high-end panel called mini-LED.

China’s BOE Technology Group, one of the world’s largest display manufacturers, plans to build a massive new factory in Beijing, as it looks to next-generation technology for new revenue streams.

BOE will invest RMB 29 billion (USD 4 billion) in the 600,000-square-meter factory, according to Sunday’s announcement, with an eye toward expanding into markets for new technologies, such as panels for virtual reality (VR) devices, and a new type of high-end panel called mini-LED.

This technology is said to produce more vivid images by reducing the size of the light-emitting diodes that illuminate the display from behind. The factory will have the capacity to produce 50,000 panels per month.

Slowing demand in the domestic market for TVs, computers, and smartphones that use the company’s displays pushed BOE into the red during the July-September period. Its net loss of RMB 1.3 billion (USD 179 million) for the quarter was a significant drop from the RMB 7.2 billion (USD 989 million) profit the company reported for the same period a year earlier.

Sales slumped 27% to RMB 41.1 billion (USD 5.6 billion), weighed down by falling prices for liquid-crystal displays. BOE holds the world’s largest market share for LCD panels.

(Yicai Global) Oct. 31 -- BOE Technology Group is planning to spend CNY29 billion (USD4 billion) to build its first virtual-reality display screen factory so as to enrich the Chinese display panel giant’s product portfolio and cement its lead in the semiconductor display sector.

The new plant will manufacture high-end display panels, the majority of which will be VR screens as well as mini light-emitting diode backplanes, with a monthly output of 50,000 pieces, BOE said at the weekend. The products will include glass substrates that are 1,500 millimeter by 1,850 mm in size.

The new project will help BOE achieve mass production of VR displays, allow it to seize market share and ensure the firm stays ahead of the competition, it added. The Beijing-based company ships 26 percent of the world’s display screens and accounts for 28 percent of global market share.

The VR facility will be managed by Beijing BOE Chuangyuan Technology, a unit in which BOE holds an 80 percent stake, the display screen maker said. The subsidiary will be in charge of the investment, construction and operation of the project in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area.

The use of VR displays in consumer electronics is expected to surge. The compound annual growth rate of its application in laptops from this year to 2027 is forecast to reach 19 percent, according to UK market research institute Omdia. Growth in in-car applications should hit 20 percent and that in tablet computers, 8 percent.

VR/AR The product contains Micro OLED display modules and Fast LCD modules, with sizes ranging from 0.39 inches to 5.5 inches. It features high resolution, fast response and high refresh rates, and can be applied in a variety of micro display scenarios.

December 12, 2017 (Tokyo, Japan) - Japan Display Inc. (JDI) today announced the development of a 3.60-inch 803ppi low temperature polysilicon (LTPS) TFT LCD specifically designed for virtual reality (VR) head mount display (HMD) applications. JDI will accelerate the design of even higher resolution displays for VR-HMD applications by completing development of a TFT LCD with over 1000ppi pixel density in the first half of 2018.

Currently, JDI"s LTPS TFT LCD in mass production for HMD applications has a super-fine pixel density of approximately 600ppi, which provides a sense of reality to users. However, 600ppi-class displays are still not sufficient to prevent users from noticing pixel grid lines (i.e., pixelation), and a display with 800ppi or higher pixel density has been anticipated by our customers. Also, in order to decrease the size and weight of the HMD device, even higher pixel density of 1000ppi or more adopted into smaller displays using lenses with higher magnification, is required.

Today, the amount and speed of the display data required for VR-dedicated-HMD processing is much greater than that of a smartphone. Therefore, the receipt of real time data by VR-dedicated-HMDs via current telecommunication networks is practically not possible and most VR-dedicated-HMDs use hard-wired systems. However, when the next generation "5G network" becomes reality, HMDs will be able to receive data in real time via wireless telecommunication networks, which will enable the broadening of VR applications and services. We expect the market size of VR-dedicated-HMDs will expand along with the spread of 5G networks.

JDI will continue to strive to maintain its leading position in high-pixel-density displays for VR-dedicated- HMDs by leveraging its long experience in the development of LTPS TFT LCDs.

* JDI defines "VR-dedicated-HMD" as a head mount device which mounts displays specially-designed for virtual reality applications, whereas there are other types of HMDs which mount actual smartphones as the display user-interface instead. there are HMDs which use displays designed for smartphone applications instead.

Japan Display Inc. (JDI) is the leading global manufacturer of advanced small- and medium-sized LTPS LCD panels. By leveraging its advanced technologies and the world"s largest LTPS production capacity, JDI provides high resolution, low power consumption and thin displays for smartphones, tablets, automotive electronics, digital cameras, medical equipment and other electronic devices. JDI, which commenced operations in April 2012, was formed through the consolidation of the display panel businesses of Sony, Hitachi and Toshiba. The company"s common stock is traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange with the securities code number 6740. For more information please visit: https://www.j-display.com/english/.

The information contained in this press release is accurate as of the date of issuance and is subject to change without notice. Information in this press release, other than statements of historical fact, constitutes forward-looking statements, which are based on available information, operating plans and projections about future events and trends.

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This statistic shows the production capacity in area for large-size LCD panels worldwide from 2015 to 2020. In 2016, the global production capacity in area for large-size panels reached 243.4 million square meters.Read moreProduction capacity in area for large-size LCD panels worldwide from 2015 to 2020(in million square meters)CharacteristicProduction capacity in million square meters--

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The Chinese company TCL announced two tiny new LCD displays featuring impressive resolutions and striking pixel density per inch. If the displays are equal to their description these LCD panels will enable smaller and higher-resolution standalone VR headsets.

The first is a 2.1-inch LCD panel. Incidentally, the same size as HTC Vive FLOW, currently acting as the smallest display size on the market. However, where the FLOW delivers a resolution of 1600×1600, the new display prototype from TCL features a 2280×2280 resolution with a 120 Hz refresh rate.

Even more impressive, TCL showcased this first display in a standalone VR HMD: illustrating that such a small-sized LCD panel could enable powerful standalone virtual reality headsets to be created.

The second display that TCL teased as a prototype is only 1.77 inches, making it the smallest display engine for a VR headset on the market. This display has a resolution of 2160×2160, meaning it is lower than the other display, however, the loss of resolution compared to the reduction in size makes it very attractive.

TCL plans to make a big splash in the virtual reality industry with its upcoming LCD displays. Both TCL displays have impressive resolution densities and sizes, enabling crystal clear VR HMDs to be developed for a lower price than if OLED display engines are employed.All in all, with such high resolutions and pixel densities, cramped into such small form factors, TCL may power the next generation of stand-alone virtual reality headsets.

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Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) will become a multi-billion opportunity for display manufacturers, according to a new report released by DSCC. Annual revenues for AR/VR displays will grow at a CAGR of 52% to reach $4.2B in 2026. The report also shows the market share for each technology and predicts that OLED-on-Silicon (SiOLED) become more popular over time.

“There are several trends driving this growth” says Guillaume Chansin, Director of Display Research at DSCC. “First, major brands with strong ecosystems like Apple and Sony are planning to release new headsets. Recently released devices such as the Oculus Quest 2 or the Nreal Light have also redefined the entry level experience and pricing for consumer VR and AR. There are now better components designed specifically for head-worn devices instead of smartphones and the roll out of 5G should enable more content to be delivered. Finally, investment in new display technologies will lead to a new generation of headsets with compelling visual performance and more compact form factors.”

DSCC defines AR as a broad category of technologies, including what some vendors call Mixed Reality (MR). Unlike VR which provides an immersive virtual environment, AR consists of combining digital images with the real world. AR can be implemented either using optical combiners (see-through AR) or with a live video feed (passthrough AR).

Various solutions exist for see-through AR, such as diffractive waveguides and birdbath optics. For instance, Microsoft adopted laser beam scanning (LBS) with waveguides for the HoloLens 2. Recently, Qualcomm introduced a reference design based on SiOLED microdisplays. However, each configuration brings its own set of compromises. The brightness of the display has remained a long-standing issue, in particular when using the device in daylight. The introduction of high brightness MicroLED displays will create new opportunities in see-through AR.

Passthrough AR, while less visually impressive, has the advantage of being less demanding on the display. VR headset manufacturers can include AR functionality by adding cameras, thereby offering a 2-in-1 device. Apple is likely to implement passthrough AR in its upcoming headset.

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