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56 Towards 2020 – Photonics driving economic growth in Europe Large area intelligent OLED lighting used for interactive displays. © Philips Lighting B.V. New advanced materials and nano-materials will lead to major improvements in OPV, OLED and Flexile Electronics devices. steady move towards these targets with increases in the number of views and improved resolution for the displays, and constantly improving network bandwidth and latency on the systems side. Product development and manufacturing need to focus on the integration of sensors. Glasses-free 3D displays will also require the development of a specific production infrastructure for the alignment of different views and testing of the overall experience. In addition to 3D displays themselves, immersive experiences require the integration of visual and auditory capture, haptic feedback, control software, and processing components. The building of a first-of-a-kind true 3D demonstrator will contribute greatly to the development of such a production infrastructure. Synergy with other Key Enabling Technologies For all above-mentioned applications, it is essential that the development of photonics technologies be closely aligned with the latest developments in microelectronics technologies. This will allow the adoption of optimum approaches for driving SSL efficiently, managing and monitoring energy usage of lighting systems, driving the display con- tent, and integrating the photonic and flexible electronic devices into larger ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) systems. Furthermore, new advanced materials and nano- materials will contribute greatly to the improve- ment of all the photonics devices discussed. This is particularly the case for OPV, OLED and Flexile Electronics devices. In addition to this synergy with other key enabling technologies, it would be beneficial if, within the photonics KET, a closer collaboration between the SSL industry and the optical sensor industry were established to speed up the introduction of intelligent lighting systems. Further, by teaming up with life science and health sector, innovation in the domain of flexible electronics for personalised diagnostics and treatment would be greatly accelerated. The following table shows the major innovations actions identified for this technology sector. They are the logical consequences of actions already commenced in the FP7 framework programme. The timing of each of these actions is chosen so
2. Photonics Research and Innovation Challenges Roadmap for 2014 – 2020 LED R Smart lamps & 2012-2013 2014-2015 2016-2017 2018-2019 2020 modules CSA Biological efficiency OLED R Costperformance breakthrough OPV R Costperformance breakthrough Flexible Electronics R Heterogeneous system on foil CSA COLAE LSD Intelligent lighting for cities R Open system architecture R Biological efficiency P&MS Highspeedproduction facility for flexible OLEDs R Offgridsolutions Displays R systems for ultra-high performance and viewing experience Key: CSA Co-ordination & support action R Research project P&MS Pilot production & market sampling R Materials for cost performance R materials & and processes for high performance displays R Biological efficiency P&MS Adaptable low-cost highspeed production facility R Modelling & simulation tools P&MS Upscaling of performance materials and processes S&R Building code R Integration into building components P&MS Adaptable open-access production facility FoKD 3D glasses-free multi-view (> 100 views) R Open system architecture P&MS 3D glasses-free multi-view and near-to-eye displays LSD Large-scale demonstration & market validation action FoKD First-of-a-kind demonstration action S&R Standardisation & regulation action 57
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