2012-09-11

Low Energy Electronics Systems (LEES) Project to Promote Energy Efficiency in Singapore with AIXTRON Systems

Gan-on-Si: Logic and Light on a Chip The research project Low Energy Electronics Systems (LEES) has started its work with a kick-off meeting. The program’s initiator is the renowned Singapore MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) Center based in Singapore. The LEES team consists of eminent research and science specialists and is targeting the development of cutting-edge technology to increase energy efficiency and advance high-tech industries that complement microelectronics. Two AIXTRON CRIUS 1x200 mm systems, which the proj...
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2012-03-30

LEDTEC ASIA 2012 Highlights III: Overview of European and Japanese Companies

A lot of major manufacturers from Europe, the United States and Japan also exhibit at Singapore Int’l LED/OLED Technology Show 2012 (LEDTEC ASIA 2012). Here is LEDinside’s observation on their products.   Philips Lighting Philips Lighting’s booth Philips Lighting has been in the Singaporean market for quite some time, supplying the market with high bay light products for industrial, commercial and residential uses. The panel light caters to dinning rooms, offices and other commercial spaces Philips’...
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As the 2026 North American global football tournament draws to a close, LED display technology has been reshaping the immersive in-stadium experience across every dimension. The global events market continues to expand, industry access standar... READ MORE

Daktronics of Brookings, South Dakota, announced the availability of see‑through LED window displays for retail stores, convenience stores, gas stations, quick‑serve restaurants and shopping center environments, expanding the company’s o... READ MORE