A global electronics manufacturer with expertise in advanced display technologies requested that a suitable light modulator technology be found for holographic displays. The study benchmarked technologies based on image quality, refresh rate, and bandwidth, along with finding active players and challenges posed in research. It helped the client with potential mergers, acquisitions, licensing, and collaborations for better holographic technology.
Client Background:
The client is a major electronics manufacturer that provides advanced display technology solutions. Their portfolio includes light modulators, scanners, lenses, digital micrometers, reflectors, drivers, and others.
Engagement Objective:
The study was conducted to identify the technologies most suitable for light modulators used in holographic displays. The study includes –
- Identification of various light modulator technologies suitable for holographic display applications
- Benchmarking of the light modulator technologies based on different parameters such as refresh rate, space bandwidth, field-of-view, image quality, etc., to shortlist the best light modulator technologies
- Identification of open research challenges related to the light modulator technologies shortlisted for the holographic display applications
- Identification of active players (i.e., startups, companies, and universities) by analyzing their products, patents, research articles, and other documents related to the light modulator technologies
- Recommendation of top technologies with relevant market and IP insights
Client Impact:
The study benefitted the client by providing top suitable light modulator technologies for holographic display applications and market and technical insights.
The market and technical insights helped the client’s R&D team understand and choose the best suitable light modulator technology that fulfills their criteria.
The study also provides information related to potential startups and companies regarding acquisition and collaboration, a list of relevant patents for licensing, and open research challenges from the research articles regarding technology maturity.
