Meet Forth Dimension Displays at Laser – World of Photonics 2023

Posted on by Henning Molsen

At Laser – World of Photonics in Munich, Germany (27 – 30 June 2023, Messe München) Forth Dimension Displays will present its range of high resolution Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) and microdisplays. The SLMs are based on ferroelectric liquid crystal technology and offer a high frame rate of several kHz binary images. Interface options exist for each SLM model. 

The high resolution SLMs are known for their fast and stable structured light applications using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation.

Please visit Hall B2 – Booth 137 to see our new WQHD, 2560 x 1440 pixel microdisplay intended for high-end Near-To-Eye applications applying the unique Time Domain Imaging technology.

The 2K x 2K, 4.1 MegaPixel microdisplay integrated into a monoviewer will be demonstrated. The high refresh rates make the microdisplay a prime contender for HMDs with multiple focal planes avoiding the accommodation vergence conflict.

A structured light projector demonstrates the superior applicability to 3D metrology like 3D Automated Optical Inspection. ForthDD is a leading supplier into this industry.

Using binary phase modulation allows laser beam steering without phase ripple at visible wavelengths.

Visit Forth Dimension Displays at SPIE Photonics West 2023

Posted on by Henning Molsen

Forth Dimension Displays is presenting binary, high resolution spatial light modulators (SLM) and microdisplays at Photonics West 2023 in San Francisco (31 January – 2 February 2023, Moscone Centre).

The SLMs are based on ferroelectric liquid crystal technology and offer high frame rate of several kHz binary images. The SLMs support applications which require stable structured light using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation.

Please visit Booth 5029 -inside the Scottish Pavilion- to experience the 2K x 2K, 4.1 MPixel microdisplay integrated into a monoviewer. The high refresh rates make microdisplay a prime contender for HMDs with multiple focal planes avoiding the accommodation vergence conflict.

A structured light projector demonstrates the superior applicability to 3D metrology like 3D Automated Optical Inspection. ForthDD is a leading supplier into this industry.

The binary phase modulation set-up exemplifies the laser beam steering capability using ripple-free diffraction.

Forth Dimension Displays at SPIE Photonics West 2022

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At Photonics West 2022 in San Francisco (25-27 January 2022, Moscone Centre) Forth Dimension Displays presents its range of high resolution Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) and microdisplays.

The SLMs are based on ferroelectric liquid crystal technology are widely used for their fast and stable structured light applications using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation.

Please visit Booth 5123 – Hall F inside the Scottish Pavilion- to experience the 2K x 2K, 4.1 MPixel microdisplay integrated into a monoviewer. The high refresh rates make microdisplay a prime contender for HMDs with multiple focal planes avoiding the accommodation vergence conflict. A structured light projector demonstrates the superior applicability to 3D metrology like 3D Automated Optical Inspection. ForthDD is a leading supplier into this industry. The binary phase modulation set-up exemplifies the laser beam steering capability using ripple-free diffraction.

Forth Dimension Displays at ISS 2021 in Yokohama

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The Image Sensing Show (ISS) in Yokohama from 9th till 11 June 2021 at Pacifico is opening for face to face meetings. Forth Dimension Displays present its expanding range of Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) and microdisplays at booth #42

The SLMs are based on ferroelectric liquid crystal technology offering resolution up to 4.1 Megapixel. Optical system for fast and stable structuring of light using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation use ForthDD’s SLMs. For example, 3D optical metrology is one of the main applications where the structured light is synchronized with the recording image sensor.

Please discuss your application idea with our East Asia representative Alex Bird of Forte Solution Asia.

Forth Dimension Displays at ITE 2020 in Yokohama

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The International Technology Exhibition will be held in Yokohama (2-4 December 2020, Pacifico) with Forth Dimension Displays presenting its expanding range of Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) and microdisplays at booth #25.

The high resolution SLMs are based on ferroelectric liquid crystal technology.  The SLMs are applied in system for fast and stable structuring of light using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation.

Please discuss your application idea with our East Asia representative Alex Bird of Forte Solution Asia.

Forth Dimension Displays at Photonics West 2020

Posted on by Henning Molsen

At Photonics West 2020 in San Francisco (4-6 February 2020, Moscone Centre) Forth Dimension Displays will present its expanding range of Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) and microdisplays.

The high resolution SLMs based on ferroelectric liquid crystal technology are known for their fast and stable structured light applications using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation.

Please visit Booth 1841 – South Hall inside the Scottish Pavilion- to experience the 2K x 2K, 4.1 MPixel microdisplay integrated into a monoviewer. We will also present a structured light projector and a binary phase modulation set-up.

Forth Dimension Displays at Laser – World of Photonics 2019

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At Laser – World of Photonics in Munich (24 – 27 June 2019, Messe München) Forth Dimension Displays will present its updated range of Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) and microdisplays with new interface options.

The high resolution SLMs are known for their fast and stable structured light applications using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation.

Please visit Hall B2 – Booth 129 to experience our new 2k x 2k, 4.1 MPixel microdisplay integrated into a 34° field of view monoviewer for high-end Near-To-Eye applications (AR, MR) applying the unique Time Domain Imaging technology.

Forth Dimension Displays at Photonics West 2019

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At Photonics West 2019 in San Francisco (5-7 February 2019, Moscone Centre) Forth Dimension Displays will present its range of Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) and microdisplays.

The high resolution SLMs are known for their fast and stable structured light applications using binary phase modulation or binary amplitude modulation.

Please visit Booth 1651 – South Hall inside the Scottish Pavilion- to experience our new 2k x 2k, 4.1 MPixel microdisplay integrated into a monoviewer.

Forth Dimension Displays present at Chinese Photonics Exhibition ILOPE in Beijing

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9th October 2017, Scotland

Forth Dimension Displays will be showing its product portfolio of fast, high resolution Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) at the ILOPE show in China International Exhibition Centre, Beijing from 11 to 13th October.

http://en.ilope-expo.com/bjhg/ilopeen/index.htm

AUnion Tech ( 上海昊量光电设备有限公司 ), our distribution partner for China, will present the SLMs at booth number 3605.

http://www.auniontech.com/p/flcos_microdisplay/Aunion_Super_Resolution_LCOS_Microdisplay.html

Forth Dimension Displays’ VP of Sales and Marketing, Henning Molsen, will be present at the booth to meet customers.

He and the team from AUnion Tech will explain the benefits of ferroelectric LCoS technology for fast bit plane sequencing applications by structuring light in amplitude modulation and binary phase modulation.

Popular academic applications include super resolution microscopy using light sheets using binary phase modulation.

Industrial application are dominated by 3D optical metrology using 8 bit amplitude modulation.

Forth Dimension Displays launches QXGA-3DM Spatial Light Modulator

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Forth Dimension Displays (ForthDD), a leading provider of high-resolution Liquid Crystal On Silicon (LCOS) Microdisplays and Spatial Light Modulators (SLMs) is pleased to announce the launch of its all-new 3.1MPixel QXGA-3DM SLM at Photonics West 2015, booth 1123.

ForthDD’s 1.3MPixel SXGA-3DM SLM has a leading position in the 3D AOI PCB inspection and measurement market as well as being used for applications as diverse as silicon wafer inspection and super resolution microscopy.

The 2048 x 1536 pixel QXGA-3DM SLM builds upon this track record by enabling even higher resolution structured light systems to be built. Applications that will benefit from this increased performance include 3D inspection of System in Package (SiP) devices and Lattice Light Sheet Microscopy. Recognising the benefits of the increased resolution in leading edge imaging techniques, the first production shipment of a QXGA-3DM will go to long time ForthDD customer Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) for use by Nobel Prize for Chemistry 2014 winner Dr. Eric Betzig’s team.

QXGA 3DM Forth Dimension Displays

The QXGA-3DM combines an industry proven microdisplay with a powerful application specific non-video drive interface. The system can be programmed offline, through the RS-232, RS-485 and USB interfaces, and no controller PC is required for normal operation. The drive interface is capable of storing up to 1024 full resolution images. Bi-directional trigger signals ensure accurate synchronization with other system components such as cameras and translation tables.

The small form factor and light weight of the QXGA-3DM gives system integrators the flexibility to design the display into their existing applications, without compromising the original mechanical design, resulting in a reduced time to market.

Mr Greg Truman, CEO of FDD said, “Our SXGA-3DM is in 24/7 use around the world in the most advanced inspection and imaging systems. In response to demand from our customers for even higher resolutions and performance, we are pleased to launch our new QXGA-3DM product. This will allow our customers to image and inspect even smaller feature sizes and further expand the range of applications for structured light systems.”