Japan’s Small Transparent Displays Marketed by German Firm
Nice writeup on Sixteen:Nine on real time translation and transparent displays
Here are the key points:
- Transparent Displays: Data Modul is marketing transparent screens developed by Japan Display Inc. for real-time visual translation
- Applications: These displays can be used in places like ticket counters, government offices, and healthcare settings to facilitate communication between people who speak different languages.
- Specifications: The displays come in 12 and 21-inch versions with resolutions of 1440×540 and 1280×720 pixels, and transparency levels of 84% and 90%, respectively
- Use Cases: Ideal for busy spots like mass transport hubs, amusement parks, and hospitals where language barriers are common.
Reference: sixteen-nine.net
Excerpt:
The new Data Modul displays, developed by Japan Display Inc., can enable things like real-time visual translation. The idea is that for processing applications for things like passports and visas, or getting directions to train platforms, the interchange can be handled on both sides of the counter in a preferred language – with the selected language appearing simultaneously on both sides of the transparent display.
The TFT LCD displays have 12 and 21-inch versions. The resolution is 1440×540 pixels for the smaller model and 1280×720 pixels for the larger one, with transparency levels of 84% and 90% respectively.
