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Transparent OLED on subway video https://en.oledspace.com/a-closer-look-into-beijings-futuristic-subway/ https://en.oledspace.com/a-closer-look-into-beijings-f

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• wyattpeak 6y ago
  I can't tell if it's a feature of the screen or just the very dark nature of subway tunnels, but I really like the fact that the screen goes completely opaque on the bright blue screens. Transparent screens could be useful in all sorts of scenarios, but I think tech demos too often ignore the fact that, most of the time, you want the image to be as clear as possible, which means opaque.
  • TeMPOraL 6y ago
    I'd love to see transparent screens in windows, like, real holes in buildings and furniture that are usually filled with glass. This would be a step towards ambient computing.
  • grishka 6y ago
    I wonder why no one suggested putting a very thin, transparent monochrome LCD behind one of these. It would allow darkening the background, as opposed to OLED's ability to emit light but not block it from passing through. Basically, you'd use two display technologies to complement each other.
• hanniabu 6y ago
  Direct link to video: https://youtu.be/WYFX3kI411w https://youtu.be/WYFX3kI411w