This display is intended for use in public transport and retail.
E Ink Holdings (E Ink), a specialist in electrophoretic displays known as electronic paper, and Innolux, a liquid crystal panel company, today announced a collaboration to develop ACeP (Advanced Color ePaper) large format color electrophoretic displays. In particular, the 28-inch ACeP display shown in the illustration. This display is intended primarily for use in public transport and retail. Unfortunately, the technical specifications of the display on the E Ink website are not yet available.
E Ink and Innolux announced the joint development of a 28-inch color electrophoretic display
Innolux is the first E Ink partner to manufacture and sell ACeP large format displays. According to companies, their partnership aims to expand the use of electronic paper in IoT applications, including smart cities.
These applications are well suited for ACeP since such displays have extremely low power consumption – when displaying a static image, energy is not consumed at all. Other advantages, including small thickness and weight, are largely due to the lack of a backlight system.
