I will give an online lecture titled "Quantification Method of Glare for the Latest Displays." August 21, 2020.

High-precision quantitative evaluation of "glare" using methods compliant with JIS standards! For display development and quality assurance.

The SMS-1000 measures the "glare" of displays that produce pixels with different brightness levels. The JIS has officially been established, and the glare measurement device SMS-1000 complies with it. It allows for quantitative evaluation of glare, making it suitable for display development and quality assurance. You can also view details in the video. 【Excerpt from the technical brochure】 ◆ Causes of glare and what glare is ◆ A glare evaluation system specifically for displays ◆ Summary of international conference presentation papers *We are currently offering the official JIS booklet on glare measurement to those who request technical materials and schedule a demo! For more details, please contact us or download the PDF to view it.

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Technical data presentation in progress! For display development and quality assurance. Easily quantify glare with high precision.

The "SMS-1000" is an evaluation system that measures "glare (light scattering)" caused by differences in brightness of the elements (pixels) within a display. It is compatible with displays including LCD and organic EL, and can measure and quantify four parameters: "glare," "resolution," "reflection characteristics," and "transmission characteristics" with simple operation. ★ Starting December 4, we will be exhibiting at Fine Tech Japan! During the event, you can try sample measurements with the SMS-1000. (Reservation required) For more details, please contact us. 【Features】 ■ Total quantitative evaluation of displays and anti-glare surfaces is possible ■ Evaluation compliant with JIS standards is possible ■ Even small glare can be measured with high accuracy ■ Composed of a camera with optical lens *Technical materials can be viewed via "PDF Download." It introduces the causes of glare, definitions, and measurement methods with graphs and other illustrations.

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