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SEMINAR SYNOPSIS

NAME: Surbhi Sharma

ROLL NO.:0354/11

BRANCH: ECE B1

Lumus Lens, a new age wearable lens Technology

Lumus is the name for the new age lens technology. You may not know the name Lumus now, but expect to be hearing a lot from them in the future. When we first met the Lumus rep Ari Grobman two years ago he showed us some amazing technology. It was basically an augmented reality display embedded into a standard lens that could fit into a standard pair of glasses. The 720p model displayed a binocular image at near HD quality right in front of your face, allowing you to watch movies, play games, and even interact with mobile devices on a screen floating in mid-air.

Now the team is showing off the next incarnation of Lumus, adding a full Android computer and camera to create a system that puts Google Glass to shame. The system can handle gestures you swipe away notifications and even display map data on the ground in front of you. I tried it and it worked perfectly. Imagine a small screen or screens floating in front of your eyes that you can completely control with your gestures.

Best features of Lumus Lens wearable technology

1. Unobtrusive, natural look and feel of regular eyeglasses, which can be worn all day, even when screen is off

2. Huge expandable screen with image appearing even larger over distance

3. Situational awareness enabling watching on the go while seeing what's going on around you

4. Hands-free flow of critical data, keeping you constantly connected no matter what you are doing

5. Personal and private screen allowing discreet viewing of video and data anywhere

6. Augmented reality content overlaid on what you see, enabling revolutionary applications

7. Stereoscopic image enabling mind-blowing 3D video and gaming

8. No fatigue or dizziness because of open peripheral vision and proprietary alignment methods and procedures

While it may give Google Glass a run for its money the tech will not arrive on the market anytime soon. At the moment the company is working with some of the top manufacturers and it seems that each of those companies is waiting to see what the other is going to do. Meta, the wearables company is using a version of the tech in their upcoming glasses. Grobman said that what he was most excited about in the future was binocular devices. He went on to say Our customers can do some cool stuff, Theyre just not ready yet.

SEMINAR SYNOPSIS

NAME: Surbhi Sharma

ROLL NO.:0354/11

BRANCH: ECE B1

Paper battery, an introduction

A paper battery is an energy storage device. It is used as a battery and also as a good capacitor. It is formed by combining two things which are carbon nano tube and the cellulose based paper. The process to make paper batteries start with making a cathode and anode from manganese dioxide and zinc. These are then printed onto the cellulose paper. The nanotubes made from carbon are then added. The electrolyte is an ion based liquid solution.

Working of Paper battery

Once the paper is immersed in the ion based liquid solution, there is a chemical based reaction between the liquid and the electrodes, in this case the nanotubes. The electrons which are generated move from the cathode to the anode to generate electricity. The best way to increase the output is to stack different paper batteries, one over the other.

Use of paper battery

1. It has a paper thin sheet of cellulose and it is infused with the carbon nanotubes. It is acting as a electrodes. And it also acts as a good conductor storage device.

2. It provides long steady power by functions as a superconductor and a lithium iron battery.

3. It can be twisted, folded , rolled or it can be cut into your needed shapes without any loss in its efficiency in its output.

4. It is light weight due to the nanotubes and it is used in the portable electronic devices and in automobile toys, such as remote appliances also.

5. It also used for medical devices like pacemakers, because it is non toxic and biodegradable well suited for medical appliances.

Practical Uses

1. Can be used to power smart tags.

2. Can be used to power single use medical devices.

3. Can be used to make items like gaming cards interactive at very low cost.

SEMINAR SYNOPSIS

NAME: Surbhi Sharma

ROLL NO.:0354/11

BRANCH: ECE B1

E paper technology

Electronic paper is a display technology which makes the appearance of an ordinary ink on a plain paper. Regular backlit flat panel display used in electronic display emits light. While an electronic paper display reflects light like a normal paper thereby making it more comfortable for reading, and providing the visible surface a wider viewing angle. The contrast ratio usually present in electronic paper is same as a newspaper. The recent technical upgrades have made electronic paper look better. An ideal e paper display can be seen and interpreted in direct sunlight without the image to get faded.

These displays make the beginning of a new area for battery power information applications such as cell phones, pagers, watches and hand-held computers etc. Two companies are carrying our pioneering works in the field of development of electronic ink and both have developed ingenious methods to produce electronic ink. One is E-ink, a company based at Cambridge, in U.S.A. The other company is Xerox doing research work at the Xerox's Palo Alto Research Centre. Both technologies being developed commercially for electronically configurable paper like displays rely on microscopic beads that change color in response to the charges on nearby electrodes. Like traditional paper, E-paper must be lightweight, flexible, glare free and low cost. Research found that in just few years this technology could replace paper in many situations and leading us ink a truly paperless world.

Electronic papers can hold and preserve static text and images for an indefinite period without using electricity. Flexible electronic papers use unique plastic substrates and plastic electronics for creating the display backplane. Through constant research manufacturers are trying to provide the full color ability and make these electronic papers look more real.

Though electronic paper is still under development, we can find many products available in the market today. For example, many mobile phones presently use e paper displays. E-paper is also used in manufacturing electronic readers such as Amazon's Kindle, an electronic reading device. Electronic paper technologies have a lower refresh rate ratios compared to other low power electronic display technologies.