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November 20, 2019
Japan Display Inc.

Japan Display Inc. (JDI) today announced that it will exhibit products at JDI booth, as well as provide the keynote speech and a technical seminar while participating in the “ FINETECH JAPAN ”, the 29^th exhibition for LCD, organic EL and sensor technology, from　December 4^th (Wed.) through the 6^th (Fri.) .

At “FINETECH JAPAN” JDI will display products, Low Temperature Polysilicon (LTPS)base, which is one of our core technologies, for automotive, Virtual Reality (VR) displays, and new fields, such as capacitive type glass flexible finger print sensors and etc., utilizing LTPS backplane and touch panel technology.

Also, at the keynote speech, to be delivered during the exhibition, JDI’s Chief Technology Officer will provide a speech on the new developments in JDI’s core technologies, and the evolution in small to mid-sized displays, utilizing such technology, and in the specialty technology seminars, Automotive and Industrial Business Unit head will deliver the trends in automotive displays. Please come to the exhibition booth and seminars, and experience the possibilities in new fields proposed by JDI.

Outline of “FINETECH JAPAN”

Exhibition name:

29^th LCD/organic EL/sensor technology Expo “FINETECH JAPAN”

Dates:

December 4^th (Wed.) – 6^th (Fri.)

Location:

Makuhari Messe Chiba, Mihama, Nakase 2-1

Web site:

https://www.ftj.jp/en-gb/about.html

JDI booth:

Makuhari Messe Hall 8 ‘Display Sensor Zone’ 46-1

FINETECH JAPAN keynote speech

FINETECH JAPAN Specialty Technology seminar

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