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车辆显示&9月26日至27日，interssymposium在美国密歇根州底特律举行的2023年活动上庆祝了其成立30周年。SID大都会底特律分会自1994年以来一直组织年度会议，以支持显示和界面的开发、培训和制造。技术研讨会汇集了来自显示技术、光子学、汽车系统、学术和OEM社区的科学家、工程师、研究人员和商业专业人士，在演示和展览中体验尖端的创新。除了电子工程、物理、光学、人机界面和其他相关学科领域的显示相关技术外，研讨会还讨论了向电动汽车(ev)和自动驾驶汽车(av)发展的问题。会议以Stellantis智能驾驶舱团队总工程师Daniel Cashen的主题演讲拉开序幕，他介绍了塑造未来驾驶舱的趋势和技术。随后来自标普全球移动、显示供应链咨询和Omdia研究等公司的演讲涵盖了显示市场的增长和趋势，如未来的显示设计和技术。参展商大厅热闹非凡，60件展品展示了各种创新技术的演示和样品。行业专家在七个技术会议上进行了演讲，主题包括增强现实平视显示器(hud)、显示计量、创新薄膜和一系列显示技术(基于投影的、QDLED、OLED、flcd和microLED)。在提交的众多优秀论文中，Visteon的Brian Hayden因讨论使用Arrhenius和逆幂律预测OLED寿命而获得最佳论文奖(“Combined Arrhenius and Inverse Power Law OLED寿命预测方法”)。来自中佛罗里达大学的钱一舟和来自密歇根大学的赵浩南分别获得了5000美元的杰出学生研究奖。
Vehicle Displays and Interfaces Symposium Celebrates 30th Anniversary
THE VEHICLE DISPLAYS & INTERFACES SYMPOSIUM celebrated its 30th anniversary at the 2023 event on September 26–27 in Detroit, Mich. The SID Metropolitan Detroit Chapter has been organizing the annual conference since 1994 to support display and interface development, training, and manufacturing.
The technical symposium brings together scientists, engineers, researchers, and business professionals from the display technology, photonics, vehicle systems, academic, and OEM communities to experience cutting-edge innovations both in the presentations and exhibits.
In addition to display-related technologies in the fields of electronic engineering, physics, optics, human-machine interfaces, and other related disciplines, the symposium addresses the evolution toward electric (EVs) and autonomous vehicles (AVs).
The conference kicked off with a keynote address from Daniel Cashen, chief engineer of Stellantis’ Smart Cockpit team, which navigated the trends and technologies that are shaping the cockpit of the future. Subsequent addresses from the likes of S&P Global Mobility, Display Supply Chain Consultants, and Omdia Research covered the display market growth and trends, such as prospective display designs and technologies.
The exhibitor's hall was a hive of activity, with 60 exhibits showing a variety of innovative technology demonstrations and samples. Industry experts presented in seven technical sessions featuring topics such as augmented reality head-up displays (HUDs), display metrology, innovative films, and a range of display technologies (projection-based, QDLED, OLED, FALD LCD, and microLED).
Of the many excellent papers that were submitted, Brian Hayden of Visteon received the Best Paper Award (“Combined Arrhenius and Inverse Power Law OLED Life Prediction Method”) for his discussion on the use of Arrhenius and Inverse Power Law to predict the life of OLEDs.
Yizhou Qian from the University of Central Florida and Haonan Zhao from the University of Michigan received $5,000 awards each for outstanding student research.
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