As a secret facility that is dedicated to creating new leaps in technology, the existence of the Google X is actually no longer a big secret. He is the creator of the talent and the development of Google Class cars without driver Google. Of the facilities 'secret' Google it, there came a new project that is not less admirable.
This time, Google X reportedly is working on the latest display technology. Like the picture puzzle toys and Lego, Google reportedly tried to create a modular display that can be arranged as the user desires - including the shape and size. A display unit can work independently, but they can be connected into one.
The project is still at an early stage, and another great, a lot of Google staff also did not know anything about his whereabouts. Its development was led by Mary Lou Jepsen, a former professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, assisted by veteran engineers from Samsung Electronics and Qualcomm. Jepsen is the founder of Pixel Qi, a company that focuses on low-power display technology.
Most of the modular display technology Google still has not been revealed. There is no information about the size of a module, for what it was made, and what the maximum size that can be obtained. According to NPD DisplaySearch director Riddhi Patel, this screen can be used as an alternative or 4K HD television. One unit of 105-inch TV from Samsung fetch $ 120,000 at Amazon. Google puzzle screen may be a cheaper alternative.
But until now there has been no specific request from the consumer to the giant screen. And before it gets into the hands of end-users, manufacturers need to press in order to lower the cost of manufacture and the screen can be installed easily. From the narrative of an informant, Google X trying to find a solution how to connect seamlessly to the screen - without any visible part of its boundary.
The biggest challenge of this is to connect both electronic as well as software. Until now, Google X is still trying to recruit more display experts to resolve the issue. Google seems to also get the help of Gecko Design, product design and machining techniques that their acquisition last August.
In the event a Google conference last year, Mary Lou Jepsen never explained how in his childhood he was fond of highlighting the colorful lights, and a hobby that prompted him to explore the development of display technology.
Not rule out if this modular puzzle screen turns made to support other projects that Google is stretcher
This time, Google X reportedly is working on the latest display technology. Like the picture puzzle toys and Lego, Google reportedly tried to create a modular display that can be arranged as the user desires - including the shape and size. A display unit can work independently, but they can be connected into one.
The project is still at an early stage, and another great, a lot of Google staff also did not know anything about his whereabouts. Its development was led by Mary Lou Jepsen, a former professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, assisted by veteran engineers from Samsung Electronics and Qualcomm. Jepsen is the founder of Pixel Qi, a company that focuses on low-power display technology.
Most of the modular display technology Google still has not been revealed. There is no information about the size of a module, for what it was made, and what the maximum size that can be obtained. According to NPD DisplaySearch director Riddhi Patel, this screen can be used as an alternative or 4K HD television. One unit of 105-inch TV from Samsung fetch $ 120,000 at Amazon. Google puzzle screen may be a cheaper alternative.
But until now there has been no specific request from the consumer to the giant screen. And before it gets into the hands of end-users, manufacturers need to press in order to lower the cost of manufacture and the screen can be installed easily. From the narrative of an informant, Google X trying to find a solution how to connect seamlessly to the screen - without any visible part of its boundary.
The biggest challenge of this is to connect both electronic as well as software. Until now, Google X is still trying to recruit more display experts to resolve the issue. Google seems to also get the help of Gecko Design, product design and machining techniques that their acquisition last August.
In the event a Google conference last year, Mary Lou Jepsen never explained how in his childhood he was fond of highlighting the colorful lights, and a hobby that prompted him to explore the development of display technology.
Not rule out if this modular puzzle screen turns made to support other projects that Google is stretcher
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