San Francisco, California, US / 30. Januar 2027 - 04. Februar 2027
SPIE AR | VR | MR
Stand #6601, Moscone Center West Hall, Level one
Stand #6601, Moscone Center West Hall, Level one
Researchers and engineers, investors and entrepreneurs, customers and suppliers meet at SPIE AR | VR | MR to create the future of augmented, virtual, and mixed reality. This focus on hardware and enabled content, combined with visionary industry perspectives from technology leaders working in the largest AR/VR/MR companies, startups, and suppliers, makes this event one you'll want to attend every year.
Fraunhofer IPMS will present three contributions at SPIE Photonics West 2027, highlighting advances in semitransparent microdisplay technology, OLED microdisplays and diamond-based quantum sensing.
1 February 2027 | 5:50 PM–6:10 PM PST
The presentation introduces a large-screen semitransparent microdisplay technology that enables new approaches to optical system design. A key concept is the integration of display and optical combiner functionality into a single component, allowing the display itself to serve as the combiner. This approach opens up new possibilities for compact, transparent display systems and innovative augmented reality applications.
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1 February 2027 | 11:10 AM–11:30 AM PST
The presentation showcases a 1-inch 2K high-voltage OLED microdisplay featuring scalable video interfaces, including DPI, LVDS and MIPI. The combination of high-resolution display technology and flexible interface options supports versatile system integration and enables new possibilities for demanding near-eye display applications.
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2 February 2027 | 11:45 AM–12:00 PM PST
The presentation focuses on optimizing optically detected magnetic resonance (ODMR) signals from nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond using micro-organic light-emitting diodes (μOLEDs) as an excitation source. It explores the potential of μOLED-based optical excitation for diamond-based quantum sensing, paving the way for compact and integrated quantum sensor systems.