microLED, 5000ppi, brightest display in the world (1 million nits) by Jade Bird Display (JBD)

[@nsglcck]

First time KZbin actually recommends me a interesting video, that hasn't been seen by millions of people already.

[@muadyussuf5233]

I was thinking the same

[@charbax]

Do you have a million friends you can share the video with?

[@techbeast448]

join the club my friend

[@Pepeloes]

fucking hipster... I agree though.

[@lazertag720]

Charbax i do on pornhub

[@TednTin]

they all seem very humble and also smart

[@Blacksnyder]

Don't fall for it.

[@TednTin]

ya, she is cute but i was talking about everyone. Their company seemed like a startup of intelligent people.

[@TednTin]

lol, I can be a dud sometimes

[@Sanddesert]

Lol, i was gonna say exactly that :)

[@H.EL-Othemany]

Civilised people

[@MySanaulla]

Company's CEO is soooo down to earth yet very intelligent and smart. Love such people!!

[@MyBrothersMario]

CTO*

[@localcrackhead2904]

MyBrothersMario the guy with the grey hair is the CEO. He was explaining for the majority of the video.

[@leecaste]

Man, the CEO gave very cool applications for this, don't wonder if their incomes grow like crazy, really interesting stuff, great job! 👍

[@johnmatthews5876]

also explained it very well

[@k.g9863]

haha its playing kung fu pander

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Next hear on a news a sniper scope that terrorised a local town has a spotter built into the scope auto adjusts like in the game ghost sniper where the bullet drops and automatically adjust for wind and timing of bullet hit crazy have scopes that require no training just weapon handling and the scope will take the guess work of using a spotter and trusting your own instinct to take the shot basically the scope would of already figured that out and waiting for the operator to fire

[@swagattttt]

The future is bright.

[@TrajceVasilev]

swagattt Vidic indeed

[@jesper164a]

I see what you did there!

[@vinaykulkarni2792]

Lol

[@ksharky888]

pun intended

[@theblitz1687]

y it sure gonna be bright when sun explodes, will 1million nits be enough so i can still enjoy videos while dying?

[@WiseGuy508]

I don't think most people realise how signifant this is.

[@theskeletonboi]

Don't be such a Wise Guy, everybody gets the idea of how cool this is.

[@ezel99]

It's not about "how cool" it is you dumb fuck. It's about that this will have a huge impact in technology. It's not a useless "invention" like the 3d face scanning of the Iphone X. Yes it's cool, but this stuff wil change our lifes.

[@eminence_]

How will it change our lives?

[@theskeletonboi]

What's up with this angry child? How "cool something" is an expression for how great something is and the relation with being impressed. I'm actually part of a technology corporation, you don't know anything about it, so do us all a favor and shut up.

[@funkahontas]

ezel 99 Really smart answer !! Literally the 9th word is "dumbfuck" Just say how it will change our lives, don't just insult. Btw this is really incredible for AR glasses on broad daylight, phone screens that can be used in broad daylight or make the battery last a lot longer with lower brightness, higher efficiency microLED technology instead of OLED. Also super efficient small projectors.

[@jm8080ful]

Cool technology, lame interviewer. Talks while the guy he is interviewing is still talking, also acts like he smarter than the guy he is interviewing. Almost seems like he's making fun of the guy.

[@remiranda]

jm8080 it pissed me off every time he asked “isn’t it too bright?”

[@samithasheshan8215]

smartarse :P

[@SeedlessBananas]

This is how people are in china and many asian countries. Its not actually rude, it show's he's actually really ibterested and would like to know more, and you can tell they were very excited to show everything off and explain the tech. I go to college with a lot of asian international students, they do vvery similar things. Its not rude, it is just how things are over there.

[@ha1vorsen]

The interviewer isn't Chinese, genius

[@SeedlessBananas]

Ken Bailey never said he was, but if he goes to stuff like this all the time its common for people to talk like this and develop this way of conversing, especially since asian peoples are really involved in tech right now

[@gpcaraudio]

That company has a BRIGHT future ahead of them.

[@khanirinaftali1178]

The FIRST time i have met a CEO who knows his stuff well. It also seems he's clever than the CTO

[@suhdude9775]

Both the CTO and the CEO seems like really nice persons and takes time explaining, u rarely see that in demonstrations.

[@yourma-uh5um]

They really need to call this tech NanoLED or something, it was difficult to try and find this video again several years later.

[@mr.g-sez]

i tried finding it, only thing i remembered was bird. but i somehow thought its nano oled displays. that might be the type of display youll find in apples vision pro

[@GameHEADtime]

What I can use that for...???? REALLY HOW ABOUT USING MY PHONE UNDER THE DAMN SUN!

[@dk0263]

lmao

[@Allaandcake]

Worth it! What kind of world we live in, where we still can't use our devices outside? I have to bring a ToughBook CF19 with its Transflective display to do work outside. And that thing weighs like 8 pounds. Would be nice to bring my phone instead of a giant tablet.

[@InGGneruYTB]

I have a sgs7 edge and i am just fine in "full beam" sun

[@CJKisame]

ALLGames&Tech very true! And for Projector used outside not needed to use indoor

[@WeAreSMC96]

SGS well then this would allow you to use your phone in case of an nuclear explosion nearby, or a supernova, perceiving that ultra hd in full colour spectrum perfectly, if surviving these scenarios isn’t a problem already

[@the7311]

This is why Apple is investing in it heavily

[@vibheeshavelayudha1903]

y did u hav to push so hard on the questions man, it was like a rapid fire round for him, slow down for a moment next time

[@SatanicJamnic]

Second guy is the smartest person I have seen on any tech expo. Impressive stuff and guys.

[@zahiddd100]

a day will come when.. to feel the heat of fire you will just have to set a flame wallpaper.. haha

[@luvbeast77]

Congratulations Jade Bird!! You have amazing technology. Fantastic!!!

[@JCMaldonado13]

They are nit playing around

[@latinpercussionlover6598]

JC Maldonado (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)i see what you did there

[@brettcameratraveler]

Great questions - maybe slow down just a little - Dont just Take all their hard earned info but Give some of yours back. Good for them and also your viewers. :)

[@tecnogadget2]

Brett Cameratraveler questions were pretty lame

[@johnmyviews3761]

One of the best demonstrations of their technology

[@Aomicplane]

Can't wait until they implement this technology in phones. Burning my eyes out

[@midamultitool1387]

Why do I always find the most interesting videos when I'm at work?

[@charbax]

What time do you work, let me know and I publish more videos for you..

[@superwinner5010]

Put those 5k pixels-per-inch into a VR headset!

[@BarakaAndrew]

These guys know their stuff. I like when people speak things in detail. MicroLED is the future, Samsung TVs using this technology at CES this year were just out of this world.

[@officedigital7287]

This is HUGE. This is so changing everything from VR-headset to get rid of motion sickness on the eyes. Technically it can go to as much HZ(nanoseconds) as u want. Also the peak brightness is huge as well it can be modular. This is ground breaking technology and will change the whole tv / screen landscape upcoming 10 / 20 years. This guys are chill and really open and smart people.

[@davandmoccoo]

@Charbax I'm wondering if they clarified in person whether the 5000 PPI rating is for the colour display, or just the monochrome displays? Does it actually mean it's 5000 sub-pixels per inch, as on the monochrome displays each pixel is technically a sub-pixel rather than a full pixel? 1666 PPI, with 5000 S-PPI, would be somewhat less impressive. But on the other hand 2018 is pretty early from what I've read about MicroLED's progress, and their estimate of $20 mass production cost is impressive.

[@hotgluegunguy]

davandmoccoo The CEO said in the video that the demo colour setup used prisms to combine the images from three chips, so it seems like they're currently producing separate R, G and B monochrome displays, so no subpixels.

[@prich0382]

This is the technology which will replace OLED :)

[@haileymatthews1777]

I'm buying Samsung's MLED TV (The Wall) when it launches in August. Skipping OLED altogether because contrary to the masses that love it, I always thought it sucked very badly. Great blacks of course but too many other inferior aspects about it. MLED will be king! :3

[@NPSACobra]

Hailey Matthews for home or commercial use?

[@zen1419]

It may not launch in August but instead early next year as Ice Universe leaked that it wont launch till then.

[@jackyyo1998]

Hailey Matthews yeah OLED sucks for TV but great for phones. That why Samsung skipped OLED for Tv and moved onto microled

[@jayvalde4525]

Hailey Matthews OLED currently produces best blacks or really true blacks but micro led could Satan don equal footing if dimming technology keeps getting better

[@gabixod6039]

Clever people 👍

[@jpbonadio]

Very, very promising technology. As a projector enthusiast this is a very exciting thing. I hope this company gets the recognition they deserve.

[@rdx00001]

Wow the CEO was awesome explainer. And his gesture is very humble. Nice gentleman.

[@tenj00]

wow. 1 Million Nits? Great content as always.

[@ArunG273]

DOGMA1138 Isn't it difficult to manufacture such LEDs for display purposes?

[@DOGMA1138]

The manufacturing process of MicroLED's is problematic but not difficult the difficult part is placing them as even the best pick and place machines only do a few 1000's parts in an hour the record iirc is 50,000 parts an hour with a machine that has 150 or so feeders. So making large displays with millions of pixels is impossible. However this is a 5000 PPI display and it looks like it's less than 1 inch/sq in size I would put it into about half that size which means it only has about 2000-2500 micro LEDs which means this one would be pretty easy to manufacture with current processes. However for micro LEDs to be commercialized to high resolution especially in the 4-8K and beyond range we need either a completely new way to deposit them as discrete LEDs like doing component deposition using static electricity or using liquid surface tension to align and secure the components or more likely we need to be able to print LEDs like we currently print the pixel and screen elements of existing LCD screens. That said their manufacturing seems to be based on a monolithic wafer which means that all LEDs are built on a single silicon wafer this eliminates picking and placing discrete components however it greatly limits the size of the display to the maximum die size that the LED manufacturer can make it also makes it a single fragile component. They can potentially be successful in their niche but this isn't something that would actually advance MicroLED manufacturing beyond this scale and implementation.

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

brighter than the sun

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

what's next 1 billion nits holy fuck my retina is burned already hurned at 1000nits

[@dutch_blades]

0:32 Everbody loves Kunfu Pander :')

[@johntheux9238]

10000 nits is useful under sunlight 1 million will be useful for HDR screens, but only in very locals aera to extand the contrast in the bright part of the image.

[@zahidshabir4038]

MLED| or Micro LED is a really big deal it has all the benefits of OLED plus some more 1) Brighter displays vs OLED 2) Pixels can be individually turned off like on OLED display to make black areas appear more blacker 3) No burn in issues as there is no organic material like in OLED (Organic LED) 4) More colours on display which are more vibrant 4) You do not need a new display if you damage old one as you can separate and join parts of an MLED display as each pixel is made individually and joined together vs other display technologies which can be beneficial in areas in which REALLY big displays are needed such as stadiums as no truck will be able to lug around 200"+ displays the major setback is to do with the last reason I mentioned in which MLED displays need to be made pixel by pixel and joined together as this process can be painstakingly long and manufacturers are doing all they can to reduce time and effort required to produce these displays as well as reduce costs

[@qiuboujun]

And don't forget OLED is prone to degrade over time, unlike MLED

[@TheHaubke]

why should they place them with a pick and place, if he says 20 dollars per piece. i don't think it would be made by pick and place. this is directly made on the silicon waffer with chip machines.

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

In the future nanoled technology smaller LEDs that you can't see till they are turned on lol

[@AzVidsPro]

This microLED tech is gonna be great. Can't wait to see HUDs everywhere. Also, projectors will be more compsct. Maybe we could have good mini-projectors in out phones.

[@Ixaglet]

Extremely cool, good luck JBD!

[@ChokeKC]

Brilliant progress, humble entrepreneurs, bright future. Can’t wait to get the development board.

[@CausallyExplained]

this is amazing cant wait see AR glasses using these to project light directly into retina, and could destroy the current projector technology.

[@RobinCawthorne]

Thanks for sharing on the events you visit. There are loads of interest technologies heading our way. Nice to see them when they're at this point.

[@dgodiex]

She's so pretty.

[@CrazyKiwiGaming]

microLEd is the future. very humble man. very smart ideas. and the 1st of many to harber the idea and make it into what is cool. i hope to use microLED for what iv wanted to create for the last 5 years

I was waiting for these to appear for twenty years now...

[@Hyperious_in_the_air]

HOLY FUCK this is the display tech that's going to make VR explode.

[@mikstratok]

I love it when you have the real engineers actually there instead of the useless marketing team that'll only sell you lies

[@MrDiego40]

Bro he is the next big hit! that tech on good use he can make a revolution!

[@Ag89q43G0HyA]

that would be fucking awesome, contrast ratio would be amazing, from 1k nits to absolute 0 on cinemas would be an incredible experience. even in home tvs. hope i would have money by the time this tech comes out.

[@KamiCrit]

Interesting how you can see through the display. Like a HUD.

[@ggomesC3H]

Really silly questions. Good answers by the CEO. Hope to see the applications of this soon.

[@Tadesan]

In Asia you can be proud of being excellent. That's self confidence right there! Interviewer asking the tough questions too! Nice!

[@JiArumaiti]

2560x1920 in such a small display is insane

[@realflow100]

it would make for bright displays when your out in direct sunlight. that sounds like a reasonable use for something like this

[@thebeezkneez5827]

My mind is currently going nova. I had NO idea this technology was even being thought of let alone actually existing. As a display junkie this makes me so excited for what the future of display technology has in store. Ugh I love technology.

[@charbax]

It is mind-blowingly awesome :) I hope to see them mass produced. I have another JBD video from the year after. Thanks for watching.

[@Naitrio]

I can't wait for this to develop further.

[@videoreborn]

This is very significant to the display market. If it can be Mass Produced, this will be disruptive. It will kill OLED and LCD assuming all the technical issues can be matured and polished. The key point is 1 Million nits. The current OLED limitation is the peak luminance that can hardly able to achieve 1000+ nits. LCD, on the other hand, is able to achieve more than 2000 nits in 2018. Micro LED is very promising! There will be camouflage application that can be applied in daylight as well with such brightness.

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

actually we can probably use Quatum dots with microled just use blue sub pixels and the qled panel acts as the colour palette

[@videoreborn]

That's possible if you use the higher frequency from the Blue microLED then add quantum dots to convert from blue to green and red using the Quantum Dot film and color filters. Sounds like Nanosys can have some promising future.

[@lucansanchez5129]

This nano fall colour SOUNDS really good. Another notch or a gold star.

[@roygeorge1386]

micro led projector will rock near future

[@MementoNeli]

When this video start I instantly started thinking about 3D printing. This would revolutionize SLA 3d printing making it a lot faster. Awesome video ;)

[@netmatrix75]

This tech would probably make new gen lighting systems and projectors.

[@vusalganboyzada9852]

i always been pissed off by smartboards in my college and other places, they are never bright enough to give a clear image in a room with lights on. If this technology can solve this goddamn issue, JBD gonna make the greatest money

[@widnmbodken]

this video is a gem

[@TeachSanDiego]

I can't wait to see 2019 protectors with this tech!

[@TrajceVasilev]

Samsung needs to buy this company, or make a contract with it about microLED Displays on both smartphones and TV's.

[@schuettbr]

This technology could really push HDR in TVs, I look forward to seeing how it progresses.

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Yea HDR is not ready yet microled will be the future for HDR

[@monumentalvibes849]

Affordable 4K projectors, hi-res VR, the possibilities are limitless and not too far off!

[@shortify7985]

wooow ! cheaper than other led thisplay. thats marvelous!

[@koningwillie6839]

Impressive I can’t even look at my screen outside

[@Alex1611AD]

I don't think the CEO was supposed to say the stuff about the army 😂

[@gareth5000]

What an exciting time to be here:)

[@NIPSZ]

This hurts my eyes just thinking about it. I am looking for the lowest brightness with the clearest resolution ratio.

[@Tucarius]

You can turn down the brightness, and it will use less of the device battery.

[@charbax]

Sure sounds scary bright maybe, but consider perhaps when you go outside on a sunny day, it's maybe equivalent to a tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of nits display. So if you want usable AR outdoors in a sunny day, you might need to have a microdisplay that can be very transparent and at the same time also very bright..

[@NIPSZ]

Very true. The brightness being able to be adjusted is a big help to those with light sensitivity. A win win for everyone! Charbax, have you seen a newer TV that has a brightness sensor similar to phones that adjusts according to the amount of light in the room?

[@Connor-hp9pp]

wow that screen is really bright

[@heutemalnicht]

Finally i can watch a KZbin Video while walking on the sun.

[@glenngoodale1709]

As always, interesting and educational! Keep up the great work

[@olifyne6761]

I would love this company grow up and become one the tv tech giants

[@make-u-rich879]

I can imagine that tech in VR headsets and projectors.

[@eduardoanonimo3031]

Thanks man! I love this kind of displays. Next time try to film better the screen, I know it's difficult, but it's the only way that we have to judge it. Sunglasses are really needed?

[@charbax]

It's hard to film this one when it's so bright.. Maybe that's when I should have turned on the ND filter with my camera.

[@daisyduck8593]

MicroLED = MLED OrganicLED = OLED QuantumLED = QLED

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Samsung is looking into using Quatum dots with microled so we can expect Quatummicroled

[@daisyduck8593]

jonathan oxlade Yeah they want to create OLED with QD or even better MLED with QD.

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Lol Samsung probably working on microleds so small you won't be able to see it with the naked eye like supermicroled

[@marcfavell]

What about Green Laser Development: Green lasers are often created by doubling the frequency of an infrared laser using nonlinear crystals. This process, known as second harmonic generation (SHG), converts infrared light into visible green light.

[@vegsyo647]

They are so nice I wish them success

[@iris3186]

very good news for projectors. So it will be a R G B 3lcd projector in 2 years on a market? 30- 50 dollars for a single display or for a 3 display (r +g+b) ?

[@iris3186]

So , Charbax can you update this interview with this company? How is the state with production? Which projector brand has a prototype with this?

[@JavierChiappa]

YES!! Finally small pocket cheap proyectors, and 3d micro printers for resin!. I do also think it would be very good to make small circuit boards.

[@Iancreed8592]

movies/tv and games would be able to do so much with higher brightness. Maybe not this high, but it could add a whole other level of immersion by having the sun, or a bright light shown in a scene of a film actually cause you to squint yourself.

[@MikeM-py2hq]

Wow, very impressive density

[@RaoulEvilD]

waw!!!! That's awesome technological progress!!!

[@latinpercussionlover6598]

at night this will burn your eyes even at lowest brightness

[@rafi7252]

An then your house, and then our world

[@wanhl2440]

it can be dimmed down to a hell lot ratio. Like OLED, it can be pitch black (active light). But the maximum brightness of microLED is much greater than OLED

[@rafi7252]

Wan HL yeah it can, but many people won't, just like somebody i know, (actually many)

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

how many cameras can shoot in 1 million nits lol probably at 10000nits like the Sony's 10000nit TV

[@techbeast448]

so clever man! this is the future right there !

[@Baither]

this is darn interesting, im very exited to see where this leads VR

[@sardarkhan8116]

Oh very Nice CEO VERY NICE I REALLY IMPRESS FROM HIM REALLY.

[@Some1sm]

The video is in most of spanish tech news websites tho hopefully u get many views from them :D

[@Thimo98]

On their website it says the green micro led display is 5 million nits!

[@Grammostola]

We already knew MicroLED is the future ...the big question is who can manage to make big panels affordable first. "Maybe/probably 70% yield" in the future ...well :P

[@noonecares7397]

6000*4000 for a screen that small??? DAMN. why do i think that's going to be the future of VR? almost 8k display per eye... and that damn tiny...

[@himselfe]

I like the company and technology, I didn't like the interviewer though. You're a very aggressive and impatient interviewer.

[@ZImpresive]

Sad these Guys aren't listed in the NASDAQ

[@lionsnetonu]

Why aren't they working on actual mobile phone microled screen, what is the limitations?

[@Sri_Harsha_Electronics_Guthik]

Why is this not mainstream?

[@jabulaniharvey]

Apple you need to talk to these guys

[@nickr8802]

The one guy's american accent is really impressive

[@someoneonly]

Wait they are just one company making these screens right ? Iirc lg or some major company is also gonna make them ?

[@Haru-pc1sm]

Imagine waking up wity maximum brightness