August 8. 2012, Siggraph, Los Angles—We talked with Larry Paul from Christie about high frame rate projectors for cinema. The changes in projection will be as significant as those from film to digital, and will focus on perceived image resolution. This transition is being driven by the oncoming changes in cinema from 2k to 4k…
January 25, 2011, SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco–Stefan Hell from the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry talked about the technologies and techniques needed to extend optical imaging below the wavelength of light. For a long while, to apply microscopic with focus light meant that details more than half the wavelength of light, about 200…
November 16, 2010, Santa Clara, CA—SFBA Nanotechnology Council held a symposium on “Nanoelectronics: Innovation and Implementation” at the National Semiconductor conference center. Chris Bencher, distinguished technical staff at Applied Materials talked about “Process and Integration-Based Scaling for 15 nm Nodes” in the opening session. First, he reviewed the progression of technologies for lithography. In the…
September 29, 2010, Digital Video Expo, Pasadena, CA– in a hardware session, Richard Harrington, CEO of RHEP pixel, Inc. talked about using a digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera for creating video content. The first consideration is the body characteristics and available accessories. The imaging sensor resolution for still pictures a significantly higher than that…
August 19, 2010, San Jose, CA – The Emerging Display Technologies Conference presented a panel focusing on touch panel technologies. Jennifer Colegrove from DisplaySearch moderated the panel which included Mark Mendenhall, president of ELO TouchSystems, Vincent John Vincent, president of GestureTek, Klony Lieberman, chief scientist at Lumio, Jeff Han of Perceptive Pixel, and Larry Mozdzyn,…