Realfiction

The updated Realfiction website describes how the DPT technology platform works, its compatibility with LCD, OLED and microLED, and its key strengths compared to current display products and competing next-gen display technologies. It also provides numerous examples on how to use the DPT platform to create next-generation display products in various relevant market segments such as home entertainment and cinema, development and design, in-car displays, exhibitions and events, advertisement etc. The updated website is expected to boost awareness among additional potential commercial partners all over the world in a wide array of relevant industries.

The Company is also excited to participate at Display Week 2024, on May 12–17 in San Jose, California, USA. This year, Realfiction will bring its OLED DPT proof-of-concept display to Display Week, and also support its partner Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) as they will present a whitepaper on the huge benefits of using its super-fast ferroelectric liquid crystal display (FLCD) technology for 3D to avoid resolution loss. Realfiction has been granted the exclusive rights to use HKUST’s FLCD technology for this purpose as a part of its DPT platform.

“In 2024, we have a strong focus on signing license agreements for our DPT platform with commercial partners that can put DPT-enabled display products on the market. To attract the most suitable commercial partners in a wide array of market segments, we are using physical meetings and presentations at events, as well as digital strategies where our updated website will play an important role. I look forward to returning to Display Week this year together with our other co-founder Peter Simonsen, and we feel confident that our DPT OLED display will attract interest, just like it did during the CES 2024 week in January,” says Realfiction’s CEO Clas Dyrholm.

About Display Week 2024
• Display Week is the world’s largest technical symposium and exhibition for emerging technologies in the high-growth global electronic display industry. This industry is worth over $120 billion.
• More than 8,000 attendees will gather from over 50 countries to learn, source new technologies, and network.
• Display Week represents nearly every major industry sector, including but not limited to aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, commercial, education, entertainment, financial, government, industrial, marine, medical, military, retail, and transportation.