18. Januar 2011
NanoLumens TechnologyBig screen and videowall rental experts PSCo is launching an exciting new flexible LED signs technology from US manufacturers NanoLumens, which can be wrapped around pillars and flexed into curves to create stunning digital displays for exhibitions and events.
The revolutionary NanoLumens 112” screen is a flexible 6mm LED screen that is thin and lightweight and so can be hung simply and quickly with very little infrastructure, and can be curved in convex or concave formations and flexed around walls, with a potential bend radius of up to 48”. At only 41kg, the screen is also cheap to transport and install.
The screens are extremely efficient in their power consumption, making them a cost effective solution for large scale exhibition displays, and have a simple ‘plug and play’ system making operation simple.
The screen is designed for both indoor and outdoor use and is extremely durable and robust.
The NanoLumens 112” screen is now available to rent, and can be viewed by appointment at PSCo’s Reading demonstration suite.
Stuart Holmes, Managing Director of PSCo explains;
“NanoLumens is one of the most exciting technologies that I have seen for years. Its flexibility means it opening new ideas for exhibition and event applications. Give me a pillar or a wavy exhibition stand and these can now have a digital canvas applied! At just 41kg, this is a product which keeps costs to a minimum, while delivering a very bright, high quality led panel display.”
PSCo will be offering a unique suite of accessories to support the product, including a flexible rail system to help installation of the screen up to 43°. The 6mm pixel pitch enables the screen to led display stunning graphics and full motion video.
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18. Januar 2011
| (Nanowerk News) SouthWest NanoTechnologies, Inc. (SWeNT), the world leader in high quality, Single-Wall and Specialty Multi-Wall (SMW™) carbon nanotubes (CNT), is introducing its family of conductive and semi-conductive CNT inks for flexible printed electronic display at the FlexTech Alliance 2011 Flexible Electronic signs and Displays Conference and Exhibition. |
| SWeNT will be exhibiting in booth 214 at the Flexible Electronics led message boards Conference and Exhibition (FlexTech), February 7 – 10 at the Arizona Grand Resort in Phoenix, AZ. |
| SWeNT® CNT Inks are based on V2V™ Ink technology developed by alliance partner, Chasm Technologies, Inc. Using Single-Wall CNTs (SWCNTs), these inks can be printed using commercial, high-volume printing methods and equipment, including flexographic, gravure and screen printing. |
| The breakthrough process eliminates the need for subtractive patterning as well as post-production processes needed to remove ink dispersants and surfactants that are present with other printable CNT inks that degrade optoelectronic performance. Combined with SWeNT’s unique ability to tailor the synthesis of CNT materials for applications (using its patented CoMoCAT® process), customers are able to print large area, low-cost devices for a wide range of applications including affordable photovoltaics, printed electronics and displays LED Billboard . |
| SWeNT will also be offering prototyping kits in several varieties of inks, for customers and potential partners to run trials to test the ink for existing applications. |
| “The customer feedback for this innovative, cost-efficient ink has been extremely positive and now we have pre-existing prototyping kits to validate the quality of our products to use with their existing printing processes,” explains SWeNT CEO Dave Arthur. “Carbon nanotubes can finally be printed with a high quality, lower cost result that will drive commercial demand in many applications.” |
| The 10th annual Flextech conference brings together a collection of experts from industry, academia and R&D to share the latest advances in flexible, printed electronics and displays. Conference sessions will focus on the emerging fields of flexible, printed and organic electronics manufacturing, including solar and photovoltaic, solid-state, RFID, sensors, touch, energy storage, medical devices and flexible display applications and markets. |
| To arrange an interview with SWeNT regarding innovative nanomaterials products or carbon nanotube materials, please call Andrew Lavin at 516-944-4486. E-mail andrewlavin@alavin.com. |
| About the FlexTech Alliance |
| The FlexTech Alliance is the only organization headquartered in North America exclusively devoted to fostering the growth, profitability and success of the electronic display and the flexible, printed electronics supply chain. FlexTech offers expanded collaboration between and among industry, academia, government, and research organizations for advancing displays and flexible, printed electronics from R&D to commercialization. To this end, the FlexTech Alliance, based in San Jose, Calif., will help foster development of the supply chain required to support a world-class, manufacturing capability for displays and flexible, printed electronics. More information about the FlexTech Alliance can be found at the industry portal: www.flextech.org |
| About SWeNT |
| SouthWest NanoTechnologies (SWeNT) is a privately-held specialty chemical company that manufactures high quality Single-Wall and Specialty Multi-Wall carbon nanotubes, printable inks and CNT-coated fabrics for a range of products and applications. SWeNT was created in 2001 to spin off nanotube research developed at the University of Oklahoma. For more information, please visit www.swentnano.com. |
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18. Januar 2011
Muchos alcalaínos son sensibles a los gastos que ha realizado el Ayuntamiento durante la campaña navideña y ahora en estos tiempos de crisis. Consideran que la deuda municipal es elevada y que los gastos deberían ser tenidos en cuenta y no gastar en asuntos discutibles o superfluos.
Entre los asuntos que se critican, actualmente, está la colocación de varias
pantallas led informativas con cargo a los presupuestos del Plan E de 2010. Se trata de unas
pantallas gigantes, instaladas en distintas zonas de la ciudad, que según el Consistorio servirán para informar de las actividades municipales, como la agenda cultural, actos de Juventud y Deporte, congresos, exposiciones o convocatorias de plenos.
Se ha instalado una pantalla en el barrio de La Tejuela, junto al Paseíllo de la Mora, otra al inicio de la Avenida de Andalucía, junto al Paseo de los Álamos, una tercera se colocó en la Avenida de Iberoamérica junto al polideportivo municipal.
Con ello, el equipo de gobierno pretende implantar una nueva y novedosa forma de información, cercana a los ciudadanos y que evitará el uso de paneles informativos que se deterioran y donde las distintas informaciones se estropean.
Es una medida que irá acompañada de la implantación de la administración electrónica que el Consistorio va a realizar durante este año que ahora comienza.
Otra de las preocupaciones de los alcalaínos durante estas pasadas navidades, ha sido la colocación de las alfombras en la parte del centro comercial del municipio, tanto en las calles Fernando el Católico, como en el Llanillo y en la calle Miguel Hernández. Unas alfombras de color rojo y azul que, según el Ayuntamiento han servido para dar realce al comercio alcalaíno y que no han tenido un coste elevado, pues no ha llegado a un par de mil euros.
pantallas electroicas No obstante, como hay opiniones para todos los gustos, en muchos foros y tertulias alcalaínas se ha visto esta colocación de alfombras como algo ostentoso para los tiempos de crisis que atraviesa el municipio, como en toda Andalucía.
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