Tag Archives: QD Vision

Making Displays with Quantum Dots

My latest story in Technology Review is up. The piece is about a partnership between quantum dot-maker QD Vision and screen-maker LG Display to manufacture a new type of display technology that will supposedly look better and be more energy … Continue reading →

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How Quantum Dots Will Make LCDs Better

Quantum dots are tiny nanocrystals that emit pure, bright light. For decades they’ve mainly been lab curiosities, but now QD Vision, an MIT spinoff, is using quantum dots to improve the color and efficiency of liquid-crystal displays. I caught up … Continue reading →

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Improving the Look of LED Lighting

QD Vision, an MIT spinout, is commercializing quantum dots, tiny crystals that emit bright light of a particular color. Because quantum dots shine at specific colors, a layer of them can be added to an LED to alter its original … Continue reading →

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