Optical bonding technology for vehicle-mounted displays
[Free Technical Data Available] Compatible with 3D and 2.5D! Achieving strong adhesion while enhancing design freedom.
In recent years, automotive manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers have been focusing on enhancing the functionality of in-vehicle displays to make driving more comfortable. Traditionally, in-vehicle displays were mostly flat and rectangular in shape, but recently, there has been progress in developing displays with gently curved surfaces that conform to the shape of the interior, as well as non-rectangular displays known as "free-form." With the development of these new displays, there has been a growing demand for new technologies in "optical bonding," which involves adhering the display and the protective cover component together. "Optical bonding" refers to the process of bonding a display module, such as a liquid crystal panel, with a cover (top plate) using optically transparent materials. Typically, glass or acrylic sheets are used for the top plate, but if there is an air gap between the display and the cover, differences in refractive index can cause image blurring and reduced brightness. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*
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