2015 GOLD PANEL AWARDS
Outstanding Product Award - Materials and Components
High Ambient Light Rejection Projection Screen

Award-Winning Technology Introduction

• Traditional projection screens cannot be used in bright environments. This product can be used in bright environments, suitable for general projectors, maintaining high contrast and brightness, marking a new milestone in projection display applications.
• The product creates microstructures on the surface of a transparent film and coats the structure with light-absorbing materials to absorb ambient light, becoming a general focal projection light-rejecting screen. Alternatively, it uses black film as the base material and coats reflective materials on the inclined surface of the structure to reflect projection images, becoming an ultra-short focal projection light-rejecting screen. The material is soft and rollable, making it easy to transport and use.
• The ultra-short focal ambient light rejection projection screen, paired with current ultra-short focal laser projectors on the market, can easily achieve a 100-inch display, replacing large-size LCD TVs for home use.

Award-Winning Technology Innovations

Using unique roll-to-roll microstructure linear coating technology to produce special high ambient light rejection screens, enabling projection displays to present high contrast and vivid colors in bright rooms without interference. This allows indoor large displays to use projection methods, reducing costs and simplifying devices while achieving the following key points:

• Eco-friendly: Compared to flat panel displays using glass as the base material, it not only saves resources in the manufacturing process but also offers more environmentally friendly disposal in the future.
• Energy-saving: Achieves over 50% energy savings compared to flat panel displays.
• Health: Human eyes are not naturally suited to directly view light-emitting objects. Projection displays align with the natural instinct of human eyes to view reflected images, reducing strain and preventing eye damage.

Award-Winning Technology Applications

• Large-size projection TVs for home use.
• Indoor ultra-large displays replacing traditional video walls.
• Projection in general classrooms or meeting rooms with lights on.
• Large-size displays for public information disclosure (PID), such as stations, terminals, stock market information, and flat dynamic advertisements.
• Future integration with micro-projection technology, enabling small to medium-sized displays to achieve eco-friendly, energy-saving, and eye-friendly effects through projection methods.