Advanced Floating Image Display

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A newly developed LLIS technology ^{* 1}non-contact HMI combines a new video device that uses the with a retro-optical member from Nippon Carbide Industries ^{* 2}“Advanced Floating Image Display (AFID)” that . (The image is a display image)
* 1 LLIS (Laser Like Image Source) technology: Maxell’s original video light control technology
* 2 HMI (Human Machine Interface): A means for humans and machines to exchange information and input / output devices for that purpose.

“AFID” can display high-brightness and high-contrast aerial images using LLIS technology, and in combination with high-precision sensors, it can operate switches and icons displayed in the air like a tablet terminal. I can do it. Since it can be operated without directly touching the screen, in places where an unspecified number of people use it, such as medical institutions, financial institutions, commercial facilities, and transportation facilities, it is necessary to take measures against infectious diseases and consider hygiene. Demand is expected.

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project	specification
Brightness［nt ^*3］	2,000
Contrast ratio	1,200:1
Resolution (H x V) [pixel]	1,920×1,200

* 3 nt: cd (candela) / m ²

Commentary

LLIS technology is Maxell’s proprietary LCD-compatible video light control technology that enables video light to be guided in any direction. With this technology, it is possible to generate image light suitable for retroreflectiveness that realizes aerial images, and realizes aerial images with high brightness, high contrast, and high light utilization efficiency. In addition, by installing an interactive function on the aerial image display surface, it is possible to operate the aerial image with the same accuracy as a tablet terminal, and it is possible to perform aerial operations such as aerial switches and gestures.

the next deployment

Maxell has positioned the new video equipment that uses this LLIS technology as the core technology of the “aerial video display system” as a non-contact HMI, and after market research from the latter half of 2020, the non-contact HMI “Advanced Floating Image” will be released in 2021. It will be put on the market as “Display”.

FAQ

#	Questions	Reply
1	What is the non-contact HMI “AFID”?	A non-contact HMI (human-machine interface) that can be operated by touching an image projected in the air. Since it is not necessary to touch devices and input devices in places used by an unspecified number of people, hygiene concerns can be reduced, and it is also suitable for “infectious disease control”, which is currently attracting increasing interest.
2	What are the features?	Maxell’s original LLIS technology realizes clear aerial images with high brightness, high contrast, and good visibility even in bright places.
3	What is a retroreflective member?	When light is cast, the light returns in the direction of the cast is called retroreflection, and it is a material that realizes this. Retroreflectors with that function are used in road signs, bicycle reflectors (which glow at night), and so on.
4	Is it possible to operate with anything other than a finger?	Is possible.

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