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Instrument Systems will showcase advanced optical measurement solutions for display technology in San Jose next week

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2024-05-09 16:05:00
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In the 2024 Showweek Germany Pavilion, Instrument Systems will showcase the LumiTop series, a series of imaging colorimeters designed specifically for high-precision and fast 2D measurements, to meet specific needs in AR/VR, automotive, and continuous production environments.

The LumiTop 5300 AR/VR is a high-resolution camera developed specifically for evaluating near eye displays, which will receive attention for its ability to capture comprehensive images in a single shot, thereby promoting distortion and clarity analysis. We will also showcase the TOP 300 AR/VR optical probe that simulates the human body optical system and connects to the CAS series spectrometer, aiming to simplify the optical testing of AR/VR modules.

For automotive applications, the LumiCam 4000B will be showcased. This camera uses an electric lens and a six filter measurement system to ensure accurate color analysis of the vehicle's display screen and lighting.

Instrument Systems will also discuss measurement techniques for low and high brightness, single pixel evaluation, and angle measurement for near eye displays.

The company will collaborate with Radiant Vision Systems to offer courses on display metrology fundamentals, covering measurement standards and units, as well as the latest solutions for analyzing display technologies such as µ LED and AR/VR devices. It will also give a lecture on the impact of calibration sources on the accuracy of LED display chromaticity measurement.

Source: Laser Net

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