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Abstract:
NTERA demonstrates the affordability, speed, and ease of mass-producing NanoChromics displays by enabling an LCD technology pioneer in Taipei, Taiwan to become production-ready for NanoChromics displays for under a million dollars in less than six months
NTERA today announced that it has successfully
transformed an existing LCD facility in Taipei, Taiwan, into a
production-ready NanoChromics display factory. NanoChromics technology
combines superb optical performance and ink-on-paper readability with low
power consumption, and overcomes the production environment and cost
challenges posed by existing LCD, OLED and other display technologies.
“We are very pleased with the ease, speed and cost of how the NTERA
technology transformed our LCD facility to make NanoChromics products.
NTERA’s manufacturing process is uniquely convergent with our expertise in
LCD production, making it familiar to implement and yet easier to deal with.
By way of example, NanoChromics technology is an order of magnitude less
sensitive to critical parameters in LCD manufacturing such as tight cell gap
control, a traditionally yield impacting process step,” said Frank Tzeng,
General Manager of Mesostate Ltd. “Moreover, the production technology is
solution-processable, unlike OLEDs and hence does not incur the high capital
costs. As one of the first companies in Taiwan to bring LCD to market and
subsequently transfer the production to China, we are delighted to have
successfully completed the new technology set-up in Taiwan. We are well on
the way to simultaneously increasing volume and reducing cost at our
facility to meet the burgeoning demand.”
“The real product differentiation offered by our display technology is
driving huge demand from marquee consumer facing and industrial brand names
as well as best-in-class small to medium product companies,” said Nick How,
President, NTERA Ltd. “Because NTERA has successfully deployed an
LCD-convergent manufacturing process, we can now quickly scale our
production capacity in line with customer demand.”
NanoChromics displays are ideal for use in a wide range of consumer-facing
and industrial applications. From home automation (e.g. thermostats) to
intelligent appliances and white goods; electronic textbooks to test kits
(e.g. pregnancy, diabetes); car navigation systems to airplane cockpits and
industrial controls; consumer electronics to time pieces, e-billboards and
shelf labels, each of the many applications takes advantage of unprecedented
visual impact at low cost.
About NTERA Ltd.:
NTERA Ltd. is a material science and applications company commercializing
its patented NanoChromics™ family of technologies. Made using proprietary
nanostructured materials, NanoChromics displays look like ink on paper and
act with the intelligence of an electronic display. NanoChromics technology
offers superb optical performance and is more cost-effective than existing
LCD, OLED and other display technologies. Paper white or translucent
backgrounds give the NanoChromics displays four times the contrast and
reflectivity of other display technologies. The NanoChromics technology
bi-stability, 1vDC operation, and high reflectivity deliver 10 times longer
battery operation than existing display technologies. The technology
supports direct drive, flexible, and high-resolution active matrix
applications. In business since 1997 through a relationship with University
College Dublin in Ireland, NTERA has offices in suburban Philadelphia USA
and Dublin Ireland, as well as manufacturing facilities in Taiwan and
Dublin. www.ntera.com
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