Wearable computer came out in Yunnan

With the support of the Yunnan Science and Technology Department, Yunnan Oude Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Oradee) has successfully developed an eye-book computer that looks like glasses and is worn on the head like glasses when used. , you can enjoy audio and video playback, web browsing and other computer main functions.

This eye-book passed the category certification organized by CQC (China Quality Certification Center) in November 2011 and clearly defined the product attributes of its wearable computer, which is a domestic initiative.

The wearable computer is a new type of personal mobile computing system that uses the HMD (head-mounted display) and wearable on the portable. It is a new type of electronic product. The domestic independent products are mostly wearable players with simple functions. The "device" is not a wearable computer in the true sense, and the monitors it uses are all imported and have not yet acquired the core technological voice. In addition, current wearable computer products mostly use LCD (liquid crystal) displays. The display screen has a small size (0.24-0.4 inches) and a low resolution (generally 640×480). It is difficult to meet consumer demand. The eye-book is positioned. In the high-end market, two Orede's proprietary 800-600 resolution AMOLED (Active Organic Light-Emitting Diode) microdisplays with proprietary intellectual property rights are configured to form dual signal inputs and support true 3D video playback; near-eye virtual display is used Imaging technology, visual effects equivalent to 55-inch screen; equipped with a built-in power supply, wireless network mouse and folding keyboard, enhance the practicality of the product.

What needs special mention is: OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) is a new generation of display technology that is recognized by the industry after LCD. Since 2008, under the continuous support of the Yunnan Science and Technology Department, Oradee has introduced internationally renowned experts and is committed to the research and development of AMOLED microdisplays. Now it has a production capacity of 450,000 pieces per year and has become the world’s three companies that produce energy for AMOLEDs. First, the supply of eye-book display devices is guaranteed. At present, the first batch of eye-books produced by Orade trial production have all been sold out, and the next step will be to form a production capacity of 50,000 sets per year on the basis of improving product performance, and put them on the market in batches.