weekly news about LED industry

Publish Time: 2020-05-16     Origin: Site

1. The Prolight + Sound 2020 has now been cancelled altogether due to the coronavirus outbreak. Prolight + Sound 2021 will be held from 13 to 16 April.


2. Around 30 countries have begun to develop plans aimed at eventually restoring normal social life. At present, countries such as Spain, Germany, Austria, Denmark, and the Czech Republic have stated that they will ease restrictions.

 

3. Pittsburgh’s airport is the first in the US to use UV-cleaning robots.Amazon built a roving robot covered in UV light bulbs that could kill the coronavirus in warehouses and Whole Foods stores.

4. Seoul Viosys has reported boosting inquiries for its UV LED products “Violeds” for disinfection applications as the coronavirus outbreak stimulated the awareness of consumers for ‘Clean Technologies.’ 


5. Connected streetlights and smart city solution supplier Ubicquia announced that it has acquired smart city platform from GE Current, a Daintree Company. 

 

 6. Osram announced its FY2Q20 financial results and said that it has achieved a good second quarter given the global challenges.


7. Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Biwu Ma and his team have published a new study in the journal Science Advances that explains how they created a hollow nanostructure for metal halide perovskites that would allow the material to emit a highly efficient blue light.


8. Compound Photonics (CP), a U.S.-based AR/MR microdisplay solutions developer, announced the launch of its digital backplane which enables Micro LED technology builder for high definition microdisplay subsystem integration.


9. A research team at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) announced their achievement in manufacturing InGaN red LEDS with a peak wavelength of 665nm as well as improved light output power and external quantum efficacy. Their achievement is believed to support more efficient process of full color Micro LED display development.


10. Mojo Vision, the Invisible Computing company who is developing smart contact lens with Micro LED technology, announced by the end of April its additional funding raised in Series B-1 investment round. The found will be used to gear up the development of Mojo Lens, the smart contact lens to realize AR applications.


weekly news about LED industry

A solar rechargeable car jacket that can be folded 50,000 times is coming soon

Ohio to pilot LED smart street lights as part of pilot project

ABI Research: 2026 global smart street light annual revenue will grow to $1.7 billion

The renovation of street lamps in Wenzhou City will be upgraded, and the LED light source will replace the traditional high-pressure sodium lamp.