Specialist LCD/OLED Supplier

Now LCD is the most common VR device screen on the market, and a few VR  products use OLED screens and  Mirco-OLED screens. Micro OLED is unfamiliar for VR players. Arpara 5K PC VR, the world's first VR device,  is using the micro-OLED display.

This enhanced IPS LCD Screen is 2.9 inch 480*720, Panox Display`s convertor board on FPC make higher resolution compatible with GBA circuit board. This makes 3*3 pixels display one pixel as the original display. 

Leica has released a new thermal camera for modern hunting, it has extreme precision and maximum repeatability, superior image quality, and an extra-large field of view. Which use using a 0.39 inch 1024x768 pixels Micro OLED with a 50 Hz refresh rate.

HUD stands for Head Up Display, it help driver focus on driving, and read driving information at a glance with the digital umbers. These HUD are using a round shape 1.39 inch AMOLED.

Smart homes are becoming increasingly common because the things they offer – including increased security, intelligence, comfort and performance – appeal to our basic human instincts. Smart homes are, of course, full of terminal products and, unsurprisingly, LCD displays are a fundamental element of such devices. In this article, we will examine some of the common features of smart home LCD touch screens.

The dictionary pen uses a 2.45-inch TFT-LCD with 240x432 pixels and 2 MIPI lanes. Panox Display hold a big inventory of this display.

DJI has made the best even better with the second generation of the legendary DJI Digital FPV Goggles. The display on it is BOE 2.54 LCD, 1440x1600, mipi interface.

The beginnings of Head-Mounted Displays (HMDs) date back to the 1960s. In the 1990s further developed data glasses, which are initially associated with the entertainment/gaming sector, were mainly used in professional scenarios, such as pilot training or robot programming.

3D Printing technology is a powerful technology that is leading significant changes in many areas. 3D Printing could be defined as a process creating an object by printing each sliced section layer by layer until finishing a completed object.