Date: Sep 01, 2012 Source: Company Data (
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Many of the highest performance approaches for electronic paper use voltage to reveal or hide dark pigments or dyes over a white pixel surface, but unlike real paper the dark pigments or dyes can never be fully removed from the visible pixel area. We introduce a re-designed approach for electronic paper (e-Paper) which transposes colored ink in front of or behind a white microfluidic film. Pixels can provide >90% reflective area and have demonstrated.
Gamma Dynamics is working closely with the Novel Devices Laboratory to develop a commercial display using this unique technology. Copies of the article can be obtained through Nature Communications.
