The groundbreaking new generation of AR display
• Better pricing comparing with existing semi-transparent OLED
• Thin with almost 100% optical power efficiency
• Lower power consumption comparing with existing LCD, OLED, or upcoming micro-LED
TIGER Display Introduction
KDH is committed to a radical change of the transparent, flexible, and keeping high brightness with high optical performance display technology in far-field and near-eye applications like AR (Augmented Reality) through the patent-pending “Transparent Integrated Guding Enhanced Reality (TIGER)” display technology solution. KDH controls the entire process from the material pipeline, product development with the Advanced R&D team at University of Melbourne and MCN (Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication), Australia.
TIGER FILM Light Guide Creation Engineering Process at MCN
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Photolithography for making micro structure patterns
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Mask aligner
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Nano-scale-molding for making flexible waveguide
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Inspection of patterns under microscope
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Demo of the PoC to Validate the Opitcal Performance of Material
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Demo of a transparent film prototype with one single tunnel to guide the light beam in a flexible, transparent structure with prism-like ends for coupling the light out.
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Demo of a single layer of film with air-filled-prisms fabricated within the engineered polymer made material for coupling the light out.
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Demo of the flexibility of a single film with similar optical properties like glass but flexible.