2021
DOI: 10.1002/sdtp.14648
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17‐2: Invited Paper: Simulation Based Artificial Intelligence for Displays

Abstract: In this paper, simulation‐based artificial intelligence is applied to discover new materials, and to aid in backplane and module design in order to realize high performance organic light emitting diode displays. Additionally, image quality restoration based on deep learning is introduced for a new display form factor in which the camera is positioned beneath the display panel.

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“…However, some problems arise, such as insufficient light input and strong diffraction, resulting in insensitive sensing and blurry photos. Regarding insufficient light input issue, system makers have adopted machine learning technology to improve photo quality [1,2], and panel makers also try different approaches to improve the transmittance of display as well [3]. Based on the new UDC panel design architecture, although the panel transmittance has been improved, existing image algorithms, such as sub-pixel rendering (SPR) and de-mura (DMR), will need corresponding modification due to abnormal phenomena between normal and UDC areas.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, some problems arise, such as insufficient light input and strong diffraction, resulting in insensitive sensing and blurry photos. Regarding insufficient light input issue, system makers have adopted machine learning technology to improve photo quality [1,2], and panel makers also try different approaches to improve the transmittance of display as well [3]. Based on the new UDC panel design architecture, although the panel transmittance has been improved, existing image algorithms, such as sub-pixel rendering (SPR) and de-mura (DMR), will need corresponding modification due to abnormal phenomena between normal and UDC areas.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%