LUMINEQ transparent in-glass display for head-up display showcased at SEMA 2019

Описание: At SEMA 2019, LUMINEQ showcased Ford F-150 windshield with a head-up display showing digital information. It is not a typical head-up display based on a projection system, but a robust transparent display laminated in the windshield, known as in-glass display.


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Compare to projected HUD, in-glass display is brighter, has a more simplified setup and requires less space. It’s 80% transmissive, so it shows information very clearly. The inorganic design makes LUMINEQ displays more durable than any other type of display.


LUMINEQ transparent display has a 1 millisecond response rate, and that’s across the entire gamut of temperature, -100℃ to +105℃. Lifetime is 100,000 hours to 85% brightness, and that’s also independent of temperature. They are not susceptible to humidity or UV, or have degradation from sun exposure, which makes it perfect for any type of exterior glass application.



The gauges can be customizable, it will be open source, plugging into the OBDII so the end users then can tweak the product. Right now we have the ability to link up to 7 different independent displays reading simultaneously from one chip.


For racers, they really would like to have the information along the A-pillar, so we can also embed our technology in the A-pillar or even down here where a typical HUD has been, so it just depends on where the driver wants there. What information they want to see can be adjusted depending on the driver and the software, but imagine for a fleet, if you can have warning signals, so either blind spot indication, turn signals that are on, indications of your time to your next stop, those types of things can really help a fleet.