JBD Hummingbird Full Color microLED for AR, “Display of the year” at Display Week 2023 ultra bright

Join Dr. Phil Chen, Senior VP at JBD, and Leon Baruah, Director of Marketing & Sales, as they unveil JBD's latest product, the Hummingbird. This captivating video showcases JBD's groundbreaking advancements in monochrome and polychrome microLED displays. JBD’s display has been awarded the prestigious “Display of the year” award for 2023 by SID.
Discover the exceptional capabilities of JBD's micro LED displays, designed to deliver an unparalleled visual experience. Witness the unveiling of the world's smallest polychrome micro LED projector, the Hummingbird, which boasts a volume of just 0.4 CC. The official launch took place at the esteemed SID Display Week 2023 event.
Immerse yourself in a world of full-color projection and explore the lifelike visuals produced by JBD's micro LED displays. With an impressive resolution of 640 by 480 pixels and a pixel pitch of only four microns, the Hummingbird delivers vivid and vibrant images. Phil and Leon showcase a reference design that combines the latest projector with a state-of-the-art waveguide, offering viewers a captivating visual experience through specially designed glasses.
Experience the remarkable capabilities of JBD's micro LED technology as demonstrated in the video. The full-color capabilities of the display are showcased, revealing its ability to reproduce a wide range of rich colors. From vibrant reds to brilliant greens and blues, the Hummingbird delivers an immersive visual feast.
Learn how JBD achieves exceptional performance and compactness through their innovative optical architecture using an X Cube. By combining three individual micro LED panels representing primary colors into a single full-color image, JBD achieves optimal image quality. The brightness levels of JBD's micro LED displays are also discussed, reaching up to astonishing values individually and around 1,500 nits overall.
Explore JBD's future roadmap, including the development of a higher resolution & monolithic full color displays in the near future. JBD's expertise extends beyond micro LED displays to applications such as augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and UV displays for 3D printers.
Take an exclusive glimpse into JBD's micro display Fab in Shanghai, where meticulous inspection and testing processes ensure the highest quality. Discover the potential of JBD's micro LED displays in wearable devices, head-mounted displays, automotive displays, and more. Collaboration with industry partners is emphasized to optimize the user experience and unlock new possibilities in gaming, entertainment, and advertising.
Learn about JBD's plans to scale up production capabilities and meet the growing demand for micro LED displays. Stay connected with JBD for updates on their latest innovations and product releases. JBD invites individuals and businesses interested in micro LED technology to explore collaborations.
Join JBD on their mission to redefine the future of display technology and witness the transformative potential of micro LED technology. Experience the future of displays with JBD's micro LED technology and be amazed by the capabilities of the Hummingbird. Get ready to embark on a captivating journey and be inspired by the possibilities that lie ahead.
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[@懶先生]

wow At this moment I believe AR is real coming .

[@freakinccdevilleiv380]

That's sick!!

[@feji_ceo]

what is the cost of development kit of the full color projector? also is it mass production ready?

[@robertobokarev439]

They carry all uLED industry on their spine. Not Samsung, not TCL, but these guys

[@Ccoolty]

what's up with the random audio cutouts?

[@charbax]

my Saramonic Blink 500 Gen1 is getting very tired, perhaps it's gotten an unstable mini jack connection or something in it removes non line of sight connection somehow, sorry about that!! I want to buy a new one, as soon as possible. Didn't have the time to order one before this show and was a bit too expensive. Perhaps I upgrade to the DJI or to the Rode Wireless Go II, although they're quite expensive above $450 with lavaliers, or I stick with Saramonic but the latest version Blink 500 ProX (which doesn't locally backup record though).. I might try with a much cheaper $130 solution (excl Lavs) if reviews show it to be good enough, like a FULAIM X5 at $130 or comica Vimo C3 if that one is as good as Fulaim X5..

[@lookout6074]

perhaps within five years, spatial computer equipment will become popular