September
4, 2008 Researchers at General Motors R&D labs in Warren, MI, are working on an enhanced vision system. Various elements, including patent-pending technology from GM as well as patented technology from California-based SuperImaging, can effectively highlight on the windshield the road's edge during foggy weather.  Click to download PDF | Click to read article
July
18, 2008 General Motors researchers are working on a windshield that combines lasers, infrared sensors and a camera to take what's happening on the road and enhance it, so aging drivers with vision problems are able to see a little more clearly. Click to read article.
March 6, 2008 SuperImaging announces the issuance of it's first Japanese patent
No. P2006-538441.
January 7, 2008 Visteon demonstrated the windshield display technology of
Superimaging in BMW X5 concept car in the Las Vegas Consumer Electronic Show
(CES)
May
21, 2007 Superimaging presented the transparent display technology in the
Society of Information Display conference in Long Beach, CA.
May
13, 2007 Superimaging completes a full color transparent
display prototype. To this point, we only had two colors available
to us with our DLP technology. The third color (green) allows
us to create full color and true black and white imagery. More
details to come as we settle down and gather additional data on
this major breakthrough.
May
8, 2007 SuperImaging announces the issuance of the US patent " Emission
of visible light in response to absorption of excitation light"
February
27, 2007 SuperImaging announces the issuance of the US patent "
Microstructures integrated into a transparent substrate which scatter
incident light to display an image"
January
8, 2007 Superimaging Transplay & MediaGlass Technology™
debuts in General Motor's show-stopping Chevy Volt Concept car
at the 2007 North American International Auto Show.
August
15, 2006 SuperImaging announces the issuance of the US patent
"System and method for a transparent color image display utilizing
fluorescence conversion of nano particles and molecules"
January
17, 2006 SuperImaging announces the issuance of the US
patent “Light emitting material integrated into a substantially
transparent substrate” No. 6,986,581. Multiple US and international
patents are in the pipeline
January
15, 2006 SuperImaging presents the TransPlay Laser Projection
System at the National Retail Federation. The technology will
enable retailers to display and change messages on storefront
glass, without affecting the view into the store. Given the huge
level of interest, SuperImaging is looking for potential OEM partner
to manufacture and distribute the projector.
October
1st, 2005 SuperImaging has developed and delivered the
first full windshield transparent display system to a major European
automobile customer. Information-on-Demand can be displayed anywhere
on windshield and can be viewed from anywhere in the vehicle,
without affecting the direct view of the driver.
August,
31, 2005 SuperImaging has developed and demonstrated
in the laboratory the patent pending multiple color DLP projection
display on fully transparent substrate. We are open to collaborate
with Companies who are interested in the manufacturing of the
DLP projector and distribution of the color TransPlay products
to the market place
March
1, 2004 BUSINESS WRITER, Windshields read like dashboards
(By Francine Brevetti) Ted Sun says that for every second a driver
traveling at 60 mph lifts his eyes from the road, he travels 100
feet. Such life-threatening distractions include looking at the
dashboard. For just a second. Click
to read full article.
February 7, 2004 | EAST BAY BUSINESS TIMES, Display
firm gives heads-up to investors
(By Dan Gallagher) Ted Sun sees a day when his technology can
be used in next-generation heads-up displays for automobiles,
or to help store owners save on paint and posters by simply projecting
an image onto their windows. Click
to read full article. |
