Final Call for Papers
IDW ’18 - The 25th International Display Workshops
Sponsored by
The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
The Society for Information Display
http://www.idw.or.jp/

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December 12-14, 2018
Nagoya Congress Center, Nagoya, JapanFEATURES
IDW consists of workshops technically categorized into specialized fields playing important roles in information display technologies. This year one workshop will be held as a topical session. Each workshop organizes its own sessions which consist of oralpresentations by invited/contributing speakers and poster presentations where detailed and fruitful discussions on each specialized R&D update are provided. Some workshops also come together to form the common sessions called “Special Topics of Interest”. The workshops should be of interest not only to researchers and engineers, but also to those who manage companies andinstitutions in the information display community.

CONFERENCE SITE
The city of Nagoya is located in the center of Honshu, the main islandof Japan, and has good access to Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and all otherareas. Central Japan International Airport (Centrair) is the gateway ofCentral Japan to the sky, and is only about 30 minutes away from
Nagoya station by rail. Nagoya is famous for the birthplace of threenotable feudal lords, Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu, who were active figures in the 16th century. The city has
a great heritage including Nagoya castle, Atsuta shrine, Tokugawaen,
and so on. In Nagoya, traditional industries like ceramics and textiles,
and today’s key industries such as automobiles, aviation and machine
tools have developed. Nagoya is a city playing an important role not
only in Japan’s industrial society but also its history, culture, and more.
The Nagoya Congress Center, with a design motif of a swan poised forflight, is located about 6 km from Nagoya station, and is accessible
from Nagoya station in about 20 minutes by subway and a further 5
minutes on foot.
Please see the following websites for more information.
http://www.nagoya-info.jp/en/
http://www.nagoya-congress-center.jp/en/

DEADLINES AND KEY DATES
Submission of Technical Summary
June 20, 2018
Acceptance Notification/Author’s Kit available on the website
July 19, 2018
Presenter’s Registration
September 11, 2018
Submission of Camera-Ready Manuscript & Abstract
September 11, 2018
Submission of Late-News Paper
October 1, 2018
Acceptance Notification of Late-News Paper
October 17, 2018
Late-News Presenter’s Registration
October 25, 2018LANGUAGE
The official language is English.

Topical Session• User Experience and Cognitive Engineering

Keynote Addresses• Human Visual Processing in Driving

Katsunori Okajima (Yokohama Nat. Univ.)• OLED, Change Your Lifestyle

SooYoung Yoon (LG Display)• Touching with Feeling:

Integrating Haptics with Touch Display
Ed Colgate (Northwestern Univ.)
Additional plenary talks could be added.
Please see our website for the detailed information.
The titles are tentative.

Special Topics of Interest• Oxide-Semiconductor TFT• Quantum Dot Technologies• AR/VR and Hyper Reality• Automotive Displays• Wide Color Gamut and Color Reproduction• Haptics Technologies

Paper submissions are eagerly recommended to these
special topics.

SHORT PRESENTATION“Short Presentation Session” for poster presenters to be introduced
as part of e-Paper, projection and large area displays, and user
experience and cognitive engineering sessions!

The latest information is available on http://www.idw.or.jp/
The Advance Program will be available in September 2018, including REGISTRATION and HOTEL INFORMATION.

IDW SCOPE AND OUTLINESInternational Display Workshops (IDW) includes a variety of topics and aspects of display technologies, systems, processes and applications. In particular, thisyear’s IDW will feature the following 6 special topics and 1 topical session, which are extremely timely, as well as 14 general topics. The special topics arethese recent hot topics: Oxide-Semiconductor TFT, AR/VR and Hyper Reality, Quantum Dot Technologies, Automotive Displays, Wide Color Gamut andColor Reproduction and Haptics Technologies. The topical session is topic for new technology: User Experience and Cognitive Engineering.
The IDW Scope includes a variety of topics of display materials and components, display devices, electronic system, quality evaluation, interactive technologies, manufacturing processes and equipment, and applications listed below. We encourage the submission of original papers on all aspects of research, technical development, measurement systems, driving methods, data management and applications of information displays, and related technologies. We particularly
encourage submissions on topics of emerging interest in the research and development communities.

SPECIAL TOPICS OF INTEREST
Organizing Workshops: AMD, FMC and FLX
Facilitator: Mutsumi Kimura (Ryukoku Univ.)

Oxide-Semiconductor TFT
Recently, research and development on metal-oxide semiconductors havebeen carried out worldwide. Currently, a-IGZO TFTs have already been mass
produced for use in AM-LCDs, and AM-OLEDs. This special topic will
cover all aspects of science and technologies for oxide-semiconductor TFTs.

Scopes1) Materials, device physics, illumination instability, degradation, fabrication processes, and production equipment
2) Display backplanes for LCD, OLED displays and e-Paper, circuits,
and embedded systems
3) Flexible devices, transparent electronics, sensors, and other applications
Organizing Workshops: LCT, FMC, PH, OLED and MEET
Facilitator: Toshiaki Ikuta (JNC)

Quantum Dot Technologies

2) Novel Device structure and properties (QDCF, QLED, etc.)
3) New Device applications (Lighting, BLU, Display, etc.)
4) Device manufacturing processes (Inkjet, Roll to Roll, Photolithography, etc.)
5) High color gamut technology using QD/QR

This topic will cover all aspects of science and technologies of Quantum Dot(QD) and Quantum Rod (QR), ranging from materials research, device
structure and properties, to device applications, manufacturing and highcolor gamut displays using QD/QR.

Scopes1) Materials and properties for display or lighting

AR/VR and Hyper Reality

Organizing Workshops: LCT, FMC, 3D, VHF, PRJ, DES, INP and UXC
Facilitator: Yuji Oyamada (Tottori Univ.)

This topic will cover all aspects of technologies related to display applications closest to the end user such as virtual reality, augmented reality(mixture of VR and the real world), and hyper reality (hyper-realistic
systems). Regarding recent development of VR devices, authors of all
accepted papers are highly encouraged to present their demo in the I-DEMO
session.

Scopes1) Hardware: sensors, circuits, and displays including light field camera,
motion capture, holographic technology, and HMD/HUD
2) Software technique: image processing, computer vision, computer
graphics, audio-visual processing, and human-computer interaction3) Application: systems for industry, medical, and education
4) The human factor in AR, VR, and hyper-realistic systems

Automotive Displays

Organizing Workshops: LCT, FMC, OLED, 3D, VHF, PRJ, DES, FLX, INP and UXC
Facilitator: Kazumoto Morita (Chuo Univ.)

The significance of visual interface has been increasing in automobiles. This
topic will cover all aspects of display technologies used in- or outside ofautomobiles, including the following scopes.

Scopes1) OLED/LCD display and projection-display technologies for car interior use

2) Head-up displays, augmented reality, and intelligent cockpit for automobiles
3) Image and information processing for automotive displays
4) Materials/components/device structures suited to automobiles5) Adaptive headlight system, and projection type signals for other roadusers6) Vision and human factors for automobiles and other transport systems

Wide Color Gamut and Color Reproduction
Wide color gamut (WCG) is a fundamental desire. Recent progress in materials, components, displays and systems help create truly colorful lives. The
WCG-related standardizations and evaluations are progressing after BT.2020
color space and CIE2015 color-matching function. In addition, quantum dot(QD) related technologies are covered in “Quantum Dot Technologies”.

Organizing Workshops: FMC, 3D, VHF, MEET and DES
Facilitator: Kenichi Takatori (Huawei Techs. Japan)

Scopes1) Materials and components for WCG
2) WCG displays/projectors and systems3) Color gamut expansion/conversion technology and its evaluation
4) High-fidelity color reproduction/calibration technology and its evaluation
5) Relative color reproduction technology and its evaluation
6) WCG-related standardization and its trends
Organizing Workshops: VHF, DES, INP and UXC
Facilitator: Haruhiko Okumura (Toshiba)

Haptics Technologies
This topic will cover all aspects of technologies related to Haptics technologies, including the following scopes.

Scopes1) Haptic interface design & control
2) Tactile displays haptics technologies

3) Haptic sensors and actuators
4) Human-computer interaction involving haptics5) Multi-modal systems involving haptics
6) Tele-operation and virtual environments
7) Haptic rendering and modeling8) Human haptic perception
9) Neuroscience of touch

TOPICAL SESSION
User Experience and Cognitive Engineering
This topic will cover all aspects of social studies, cognitive science, andhuman-computer interaction that aim to open new directions for displays.

Topic Areas
1) Ethnography and social studies2) Survey and analysis of user needs

Session Chair: Mikihiko Mori (Hosei Univ.)
3) Cognitive experiments and design of displays
4) Novel interaction techniques and interactive applications5) Computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW) using displays
6) Digital reading applications and educational software7) Entertainment computing and media art

TOPICS OF IDW SCOPE
3D/Hyper-Realistic Displays

e-PaperThis topic will cover several current topics encompassing 3D/hyperrealistic displays, systems and other related technologies.

This topic will cover all aspects of electronic paper ranging from materials science and devices to human factors and various applications for the
future.

Topic Areas
1) Stereoscopic, autostereoscopic, holographic, volumetric, head-mounted
and other 3D/hyper-realistic display technologies and systems2) Immersive, interactive and VR display technologies and systems
3) 3D/hyper-realistic image interaction technologies and systems forAugmented Reality (AR)4) Multiple cameras, light-field camera, depth camera, 3D scanner, andother detection systems for 3D, hyper reality and interaction5) New output devices or systems for 3D, hyper reality and interaction
6) Digital archive systems for 3D or hyper reality
7) 3D/hyper-realistic image coding, 2D to 3D conversion, multiviewpoint representation and other 3D/hyper-realistic image processing8) Human factor and evaluation of 3D/hyper-realistic display techniquesand systems

Topic Areas
1) Advancement of various display technologies for e-Paper to enhancecolors, brightness and contrast ratio2) Novel functional materials and components
3) Driving method
4) Human interfaces suitable for e-Paper from paper-like displays totablet PCs
5) Various applications of e-Paper such as e-Books, e-Document, and IoT6) Discussion of the social impact of e-Paper
7) Evaluation method taking account of human factors

Flexible Electronics

Active-Matrix Displays

This topic will cover all aspects of flexible electronics, including materialscience, device physics, fabrication processes, and application systems fornext-generation technology.

This topic will cover all aspects of active matrix displays.

Topic Areas
1) Novel flexible devices in display and non-display fields
2) Flexible/stretchable mechanism and strategy3) Flexible substrate innovation (plastic film, metal foil, ultra-thin glass
sheet, textile, paper, etc.) and encapsulation
4) Excellent transistors in flexible organic/inorganic electronics
5) High-performance display principles (OLED, LCD, electronic paper,etc.)6) Fabrication methods especially for flexible devices (printing techniques, roll-to-roll process, transfer techniques, etc.)
7) Tolerance evaluation for bending and stretching deformation
8) Revolutionary device applications (bendable, foldable, roll-up screen,
hanging, wearable, wrapping usages, etc.)

Topic Areas
1) Active-matrix displays based on liquid crystals, organic/inorganic
light-emitting diodes, electrophoresis, electrochromism, field emission,
micro-electro mechanical systems
2) Active devices including oxide TFTs, organic TFTs, silicon-based
TFTs, CNT-FETs, Dirac-cone based devices (graphene, silicene, BN,
MoS2, etc.) and solution-processed devices
3) Issues in high-resolution/large-area active matrix display and devices
including array and circuit design technologies, addressing schemes,
systems, fundamentals, device physics, structures, processes, newmaterials, evaluation methods, reliability and mechanical testing4) Novel emerging active-matrix displays and devices5) Novel applications of active-matrix devices including touch, imaging,
and any other sensors, flexible displays, curved/bendable displays,
micro displays, wearable displays and digital signage

Display Electronic Systems
This topic will cover all aspects of electronic systems including hardware aswell as software on all kinds of displays.
Topic Areas
1) Driving methods, circuits and systems for AMOLEDs and LCDs
2) Video processing including deinterlace, scaling and elimination of
artifacts and blur3) High quality color reproduction systems including high dynamic range
and wide color gamut systems
4) High-fidelity systems such as professional use and master monitors
5) Exploration of future standards such as post-HDTV
6) Video interface technologies including data transmission and storage
7) Novel display systems including mobile/auto applications8) Cooperative operations of functional components
9) Circuit technologies including high speed and low power driving
10) High image quality display systems

Emissive Technologies
This topic will cover all aspects of science, technologies, and applicationsof phosphor, such as phosphor screens for electronic displays, lighting
source, and other emissive devices, and will also deal with those for
FEDs, CRT, ELDs including micro-LED displays, and PDPs.
Topic Areas
1) Fundamental mechanisms and configurations
2) Modeling and simulation
3) Materials, components and fabrication processes
4) Field emission physics and characteristics
5) Inorganic ELDs including micro-LED displays (materials, process,devices, drive circuits, etc.)
6) LEDs including micro-LEDs (materials, devices, panels, lighting, etc.)
7) Quantum dots and other quantum-structured devices8) Phosphors for CRTs, PDPs, FEDs, VFDs and LEDs
9) Driving technologies and signal processing10) Picture quality, reliability and lifetime11) Applications of CRTs, PDPs, FEDs and ELDs

Interactive Technologies
Touch panel technology continues to evolve. Camera systems are often
employed in auto-stereoscopic displays. Sensing and displaying 3D positions in space literally open a new dimension for a truly intuitive humaninterface. This topic covers all aspects of input technologies related todisplays, ranging from materials, devices, application systems to discussions on how we interact with various systems.
Topic Areas
1) Out-cell, On-cell and In-cell touch panels
2) Touch panel materials, devices, production processes and systems3) Image sensors
4) 2D, 3D imaging devices and systems
5) Adaptive and personalized interfaces
6) Input systems for augmented reality
7) Human-computer interaction and other emerging interactive technologies

Human Factor
This topic will cover all aspects of vision and human factors related to
information displays, such as visual ergonomics and requirements, image
quality, display measurements, as well as new display applications andergonomics.
Topic Areas
1) Visual requirements for display performance: luminance, contrast,
grayscale, color, resolution, frame rate, viewing angle, etc.
2) Display image format for better visual experience, such as UHD TV
3) Analysis and improvement of image quality on displays, such as HDR,
high-quality color reproduction, wide gamut, or moving image
artifacts
4) Evaluation of image quality, such as subjective evaluation of new
displays, or quality-improvement methods
5) Display measurement methods relevant to human factors
6) Ergonomics of new display applications, such as AR/VR systems,
automotive visual systems, 3D displays, LED backlights, etc.
7) Visual ergonomics, such as visual fatigue, eye strain, legibility/usability,or actions/behaviors related to visually displayed information

Liquid Crystal Science and Technologies

OLED Displays and Organic Devices

This topic will cover all aspects of liquid crystal (LC) science and technologies, including LC material science, device technology, fabrication
processes, evaluation method, and new technologies for display, photonics, and sensing applications.

This topic will cover all aspects of science and technologies of OLED,
ranging from materials research and basic device physics to display
including backplane technologies and other applications.

Topic Areas
1) Physicochemical studies of LC materials2) Nano-structural LC alignment and devices including blue phase3) Surface alignment processes and characterization techniques4) Electro-optic effects, display modes, optical design and simulations
including 3D technologies
5) Fabricating, manufacturing, measuring and evaluation techniques
6) High performance displays featuring excellent image quality
7) Color filter and rendering technologies
8) LC technologies for flexible displays and electronic papers9) Optical functional devices for non-display applications including LC
lens and sensor
10) LC semiconductors and organic electronics
11) LC photonic crystals and lasers
12) LC technologies for 3D/holographic display

Manufacturing, Process and Equipment
This topic will cover technology trends and aspects of electronic displays
from the perspective of manufacturing and printing fabrication processes.
Topic Areas
1) Fabrication methods of displays
2) Manufacturing process; photolithography, coating and printing technologies, soft lithography, roll-to-roll process and transfer techniques
for high precision, and large area
3) Measurement and evaluation equipment

Materials and Components
Displays are sustained by a wide spectrum of advanced materials andcomponents. In this topic, new materials and components for display
systems, modifications and improvements of the existing systems aretreated.
Topic Areas
1) Novel materials and components for display systems
2) Technology trends in panel structure and display systems
3) Manufacturing of optical components, devices or systems, and color
filter technologies
4) Novel material and component technologies in automotive, avionics,
shipboard, transparent, signage and simulator displays
5) LED/micro-LED/OLED/emissive source materials; quantum-dot/phosphor,
lighting fixtures components, electro-optic devices and materials
6) Display lighting materials/components and fabrications, including
light directing films
7) New developments in backlight unit (BLU) and frontlight unit (FLU)
for transmissive, reflective, and transflective displays8) Innovative technologies on material and component for 3D (stereoscopic,
volumetric, holographic, light field) displays, AR/VR, flexible electronics, ultra-high resolution, EPD and MEMS/MEOMSSPECIAL EVENT
An exhibition focused on “Projection Mapping” technologies andrelated technical sessions will be held. Technology demonstrations byinvited industry and academia participants will showcase the latest
developments driving the next generation of interactive display
systems. Come to IDW ’18, where leading researchers and developersfrom around the world discuss, learn about, and share the latest
developments.

EXHIBITION
The IDW ’18 Exhibition covers display devices and all related matters.
To make an exhibition, please contact the IDW ’18 Secretariat.

Topic Areas
1) Materials for organic devices (OLED, OTFT, OLET, QLED)
2) Device physics and related phenomena of organic devices3) Backplane technologies for OLED applications
4) Fabrication processes for organic devices5) Miscellaneous topics related with organic devices6) Fundamental mechanisms and configurations of organic devices7) OTFT for OLED displays
8) Organic light-emitting transistors (OLET)
9) Quantum-dot light-emitting devices (QLED)
10) OLED for lightings11) Flexible organic materials and devices for OLED

Projection and Large Area Displays
This topic will cover all aspects of science, technologies and applicationsof projection, large area displays and the components.
Topic Areas
1) Projectors (conventional, pico, embedded, laser scanning, projectionTV)2) Intelligent display (wearable, near-eye, AR&VR, applications)3) Microdisplay (LCOS, MEMS, HTPS) technologies for projection4) Optics and optical components (light sources, screens, lenses, mirrors,
films, etc.) for projection5) Algorithms for image processing and artifact mitigation for projection
and large area displays6) Applications such as digital cinema, 3-D projection, 3-D measurement, signage, interior illumination, medical health care, and vehicle
display systems including head up display, intelligent cockpit, andadaptive headlight7) Large-area displays, tiled-displays, and projection mapping systems
8) Sensing applications (ToF, LIDAR, Machine Vision, etc.) in projection
technology

MEMS
This topic will cover all aspects of science and technologies of MEMS for
future displays, imaging devices, and related electron devices, ranging
from materials research and basic device physics to display and otherapplications.
Topic Areas
1) Displays, imaging devices and other optical and electron devices using
MEMS2) Optical MEMS such as optical scanners, optical switches, optical mirrors, optical space modulators, optical filters, etc.
3) Sensors and actuators
4) Materials, components and fabrication processes
5) Fundamental mechanisms and configurations

I-DEMO (Innovative Demonstration Session)
for all oral and poster presenters:
I-DEMO (Innovative Demonstration Session) offers an opportunity for an interdisciplinary technical demonstration/discussion ina larger space, and more preparation and demonstration time thanin the Author Interviews.
You can present impressive and innovative display experiences toall participants aimed at deeper discussion. This year, we will
introduce a pre-conference review system to decide the allotment ofdemonstration spaces due to the limited demo space available.
Further details about I-DEMO including the review method will beannounced on the following page soon.

http://www.idw.or.jp/idemo.html

PAPER SUBMISSIONINSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION OFTECHNICAL SUMMARY
Submit a Technical Summary in PDF format without any
security option via the conference website:

http://www.idw.or.jp/authinfo.html
Follow the submission instructions given on the website andshown below. The Technical Summary will be used only forevaluation and will not be published. The title of the accepted
papers, the authors and their affiliations will be published in the
Advance Program.

I. Technical Summary Guidelines
The file must be formatted to A4 page size. Details of theformat and guidelines are described in the sample file available
on the website (http://www.idw.or.jp/authinfo.html).
The file must contain one or two pages of text in one column,
with additional pages for figures/tables/photographs. The
following items must be included:(1) Paper title(2) Names of all authors with their affiliations: The name of thepresenting author must be underlined.
(3) Abstract: 50 words or less, highlighting the focus of your paper.
(4) Presentation style preference: Indicate if you wish to have yourpaper considered for oral or poster presentation.
(5) Preference of Topics of Scope/Special Topics of Interest:
Indicate the closest matching Topics.
(6) The body of the Technical Summary: Include the following:(a) Background and objectives: Introduce the subject and describe
the goal of your work.
(b) Results: Describe specific results. Illustrations to highlightyour work are encouraged.
(c) Originality and novelty: Clearly describe any new and/or
emphasized points to illustrate the originality and novelty ofyour work.
(d) Impact: Discuss the significance of your work and compare
your findings with previously published works.
(e) References: List references cited in the Technical Summary.
(f) Prior publications: The paper must be an original contribution.
If you have published or presented material for similar work,
explain how the present material differs from them.

II. Online Submission
Access http://www.idw.or.jp/authinfo.html
The submission procedure consists of three steps:(1) Questions to authors: Select the number of authors/affiliations
and the maximum number of affiliations for one author.
(2) Paper title & author information: Enter the paper title, thenames of all authors, all affiliations, information about thepresenting author, the Scope/Special Topics of Interest name andpresentation style preference. Please understand that the title may
be edited by the program committee.
An acceptance/reject notification will be sent to you via thee-mail address that you provided on the website.
(3) Confirmation & submission: Please take time to review the paper
title and the author information carefully as mistakes cannot berectified after the file is uploaded. Select a file name of theTechnical Summary to submit to our server. When the file issuccessfully uploaded, a “FINISH” message will appear on thescreen and you will also receive a submission confirmation e-mail.

FORMAT OF PRESENTATION
Accepted papers will be assigned for either oral or poster presentationin the most suitable topics among the IDW Scope/Special Topics ofInterest, at the discretion of the program committee.
(1) Oral presentations• Oral presentations will usually conform to the 20-minute format

including a question and answer period. The program committee
will determine the duration of each presentation.
• Oral presenters are strongly urged to attend the Author Interviews
after the presentation (a table and AC 100 V power will be madeavailable).
(2) Poster presentations• Poster presentations will conform to the less than 3-hour format
and will be given in front of an individual poster on a board.
• A table and AC 100 V power will be available for each poster.
• “Short Presentation Sessions” will be held for a part of theposter sessions to introduce the posters and the presenters. The
poster presenters in the sessions can give a brief, (typically 1
minute) oral-presentation with no discussion time.

ACCEPTANCE
The author will be notified of the results of their Technical
Summary review via e-mail. Upon acceptance of the paper
based on the Technical Summary, the authors must prepare acamera-ready manuscript to be published in the conference
proceedings. The author must use the manuscript template,which will soon be available on the conference website.
Acceptance is subject to the following conditions:(1) Registration of the presenter’s participation in IDW ’18 is required
before the camera-ready submission.
(2) Each presentation requires a registration fee. Payment of registration
fees must be completed by the camera-ready submission.
(3) Contact the IDW secretariat if you will give multiple presentations
for more than one paper.
(4) All company or government releases must be obtained.
(5) The author must be the copyright holder or have written permission
from the copyright holder for any materials used in the paper.
(6) The paper submitted to the conference proceedings must not be
published in any media, including personal websites on the Internet,
before it is presented at the conference.
(7) One of the authors must give a presentation at the conference. For theposter session, at least one of the authors must stand by their posters
during their core time, which will be set in the session.
(8) Note that the acceptance may be withdrawn in the case of inferior
camera-ready manuscripts.
(9) The camera-ready manuscript must be three or four pages in lengthand in a two-column format.

LATE-NEWS PAPERS
A limited number of late-news papers on very important new
findings or developments can be accepted. Authors are requested
to submit a 2-4 page camera-ready manuscript on A4-sized paper
accompanied by an abstract. Access the conference website(http://www.idw.or.jp/authinfo.html) and follow the submission
instructions given there.

COPYRIGHT
The copyrights of your submitted camera-ready manuscript willbe transferred to ITE and SID. The copyright terms andconditions are available on the conference website(http://www.idw.or.jp/copyright.pdf).

TRAVEL GRANTS
A limited number of travel grants will be available to full-timestudent presenters attending from outside Japan. Check thetravel grant application box of the online submission mentioned
above.

IDW Best Paper Award, IDW Outstanding Poster
Paper Award and Demonstration Award
The award committee of IDW will select the most outstanding
papers and demonstration from those presented at IDW ’18.
The winners will be announced on the IDW website.

Invited Talks• Advantage of 10,000 cd/m2 with 8K HDR TV
Toshiyuki Ogura(Sony Visual Products)• Nanocolumns LED for Monolithic Micro-LED Display
Katsumi Kishino(Sophia Univ.)• Human Factors in HDR TV and Color Gamut Volume
Youngshin Kwak
(Ulsan Nat. Inst. of S&T)

• High Performance LCD Technology for 3D-HUD
Yoshiki Tanaka(Kyocera Display)• Ergonomic Requirements for Virtual Reality System andContent
Takashi Kawai(Waseda Univ.)• 3D Head-Up Display System
Yasuhiro Takaki• Multimodal Neuroimaging to Visualize Brain Networks for 3-D
Object Perception
Sunao Iwaki(AIST)(Tokyo Univ. of A&T)

• Structurally Simplified LC Millimeter-Wave Phase Shifter
Based on Microstrip Line
Toshiaki Nose
(Akita Pref. Univ.)• Sunlight-Readable Low-Reflection FFS-LCD
Yuichi Kawahira(Sharp)

The titles are tentative.
Additional invited talks are being arranged.

OVERSEAS ADVISORSBrian H. Berkeley
Janglin Chen
Norbert Fruehauf
Amal Ghosh
Min-Koo Han
Helge Seetzen
Jin Jang
Yong-Seog Kim(Highlight Display, USA)(ITRI, Taiwan)(Univ. of Stuttgart, Germany)(eMagin, USA)
(Seoul Nat. Univ., Korea)(TandemLaunch, Canada)(Kyung Hee Univ., Korea)(Hongik Univ., Korea)

Hoi-Sing Kwok
Chung-Chun Lee
Joe Miseli
Kalluri R. Sarma
Han-Ping D. Shieh
Dietmar Theis
Baoping Wang
Larry F. Weber(Hong Kong Univ. of S&T, Hong Kong)(BOE Tech. Group, China)(JVM Research, USA)
(Honeywell Int., USA)
(Nat. Chiao Tung Univ., Taiwan)(Tech. Univ. Munich, Germany)(Southeast Univ., China)(Consultant, USA)CHAIRS
General Chair
Akiyoshi Mikami (Kanazawa Inst. of Tech.)

Executive Chair
Yuzo Hisatake

Program Chair
Hideya Kumomi (Tokyo Tech)

WORKSHOPS AND CHAIRSAll of the IDW topics will be organized by following workshops.
LCT LC Science and Technologies
AMD Active Matrix Displays
FMC FPD Manufacturing, Materials and Components
PH
Inorganic Emissive Display and Phosphors
OLED OLED Displays and Related Technologies
3D
3D/Hyper-Realistic Displays and Systems
VHF Applied Vision and Human Factors
PRJ
Projection and Large-Area Displays and Their Components
EP
Electronic Paper
MEET MEMS and Emerging Technologies for Future Displays and Devices
DES
Display Electronic Systems
FLX
Flexible Electronics
INP
Touch Panels and Input Technologies
UXC User Experience and Cognitive Engineering: Shoichi Ishihara (Osaka Inst. of Tech.): Masahide Inoue (Huawei Techs. Japan): Hirotsugu Yamamoto (Utsunomiya Univ.): Yoichiro Nakanishi (Shizuoka Univ.): Takahiro Komatsu (JOLED): Masaru Tsuchida (NTT): Shin-ichi Uehara (Asahi Glass): Satoshi Ouchi (Hitachi): Keisuke Hashimoto (E Ink Japan): Masayuki Nakamoto (Shizuoka Univ.): Haruhiko Okumura (Toshiba): Toshihide Kamata (AIST): Nobuyuki Hashimoto (Citizen Watch): Mikihiko Mori (Hosei Univ.)

IDW ’18
The 25th International Display Workshops
December 12-14, 2018
Nagoya Congress Center, Nagoya, Japan
Secretariat: c/o Bilingual Group Ltd.
3-3-6 Kudan Minami, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0074, Japan
Phone: +81-3-3263-1345 Fax: +81-3-3263-1264 E-mail: idw@idw.or.jp
http://www.idw.or.jp/