SuperImaging develops cutting-edge nanotechnology and products that create displays on clear glass. Founded by experienced entrepreneurs and scientists in silicon valley, SuperImaging creates nanotechnology films and special projectors. These films take displays where they have never been before, allowing one to create animated neon advertising and heads up displays on clear glass.

Competing firms' display solutions primarily revolve around translucent, partially opaque surfaces, relying upon a form of light reflection, so they can't use a completely clear display surface. Rather than rely on some form of reflection and accept limited screen clarity, SuperImaging's films operate by exciting nanoparticles with blu-ray light. The blu-ray light, a deep purple just at the edge of the visible light spectrum, is transformed by the nanoparticles, emissing, or glowing, in bright blue.

This patent pending technology makes any ordinary pane of glass look like an electronic display panel, while not blocking the view through it. When compared to our competitors, our technology has better transparency, clarity, and unlimited viewing angles. Further, the laser images have no border, so they appear to move in 3D with the appearance of a hologram.

Our MediaGlass product uses the film and a blu-ray laser projector to create advertising on store windows. After installing the self-adhesive film on the window and the projector on the ceiling or floor, stores can display messaging across large window surfaces. Text, logos, and even animations as long as two hours are programmed onto a USB drive, which is then plugged into the MediaGlass projector. For more information about our films, please refer to our MediaGlass Technology page. For more information about our complete projection system, please refer to our MediaGlass Commercial Solutions page.

 

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SuperImaging to exhibit at In-Store Marketing Expo
September 15, 2009   See SuperImaging's animated neon projection and virtual holograms for store signage, coming to the In-Store Marketing Expo at Chicago's Navy Pier October 7-8, 2009 in booth 930!

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