At CES LG should do a lights off comparison of all their different TVs and then surprise everybody when they turn the lights on and this thing is one of them
holographic HUDs are becoming a quite popular feature in the higher class cars these days, i remember riding in a Lexus with a HUD on the windsheild like 6 years ago and i was blown away, i felt like i was in tron lol
I'm gonna use this tv to make actual windows in my house so my neighbor would wonder why i'm standing creepingly staring at his house for hours when im just watch a movie.
@@beefeduptechreviews generally speaking imo I feel like vast majority of the time when the windshield gets cracked and needs replacing, the car is already totalled from the crash.
And the transparency that you still loose isn't a problem because windshields are only allowed to be 70% transaprent at maximum to avoid bright skies and landscapes blinding the driver. This has the potential of becoming the next "thing" after HUD projectors.
Yeah! they arlready have those things that use reflection on the windshield, this would be even better, but i imagine that it would be for high end cars :(
@@Liinkgod It would be for high end cars for the first 6-10 years but eventually the technology would become cheap enough to produce to become commonplace. Same as with any new technology.
I think the most interesting think to do is hud on car at full size window witch augmented reality for maps, info and a sort of signal for danger, people on the street, etc...
My only issue with this idea, is if I get pulled over for having a bobble head on my console as "an obstruction of view", I can only imagine the field day Police/legislation would have with an OLED display on your windshield.
I've driven a couple of cars with a HUD. This would be then next step IMO. I'd love to see a car screen that could also dim the headlights of oncoming cars in the dark.
Could be nice improvement. From experience a heads up display is extremely good to have as it lets you keep your eyes straight forwards on the road. It even shows relevant signs which means speedlimit or warning signs (yes and also speed cams too Thanks volvo xD ). This might lower the costs and possibly enable older cars to be upgraded.
Imagine this thing refined and covering car windscreen from inside, displaying navigation or other vital info and at night overlaying infrared image to actual road for enhanced visibility.. now that would be cool!!!
With that specific display i'm pretty sure it'd cost way too much to make that but once they have some kind of cooling and the technology is cheaper, it could be doable for a affordable price.
@@FreqBand Saying "but VR does that already" is a pretty worthless statement. VR comes with its own problems and baggage that fully separates it from standard TV/Monitor display media.
I mean she's got no way of telling what exactly it was, since the image is so hard to see, so you might get of the hook saying that all that moaning was from anime. You'll still be a degenerate though, but a cultured one.
The fact it is so clear from behind yet visible from the front definitely means that the pixels do a good job projecting light foward like they should.
@@highflyngryfn8067, that may be part of it. But not all because you should still see more colors on darker area which are basically non existent in the footage.
I think its more due to the background circuit stopping the pixel light than the actual pixel itself. They way an OLED work i don't see it possible for the material to actually emit in only one direction. Even with an high purity anisotropic crystal, if it was emitting in one direction, by symmetry it should also emit in the exact opposite one
This would be amazing for a VR headset. Imagine being able to turn off the display to see your surroundings without ever taking them off. Maybe this could work as a similar idea to Googles Glass.
Imagine it already exists imagine it being called AR imagine if you actually took interest to the stuff you watched you would already knew Augmented Reality already is a thing
For me thats more of an AR experience. Which for me, VR is all about immersion and forgetting you are actually in your room and not where your headset is making you feel you are.
The transparent OLED can be the way to a fully bezeless smartphone. Then they can easily hide camera and sensors beneath the display and get rid of notches and holes
Yep this was my first thought too. Though I don't know how good under-screen speakers can get compared to the massive dual-front facing ones some manufacturers have used.
Sam Antoniak plus you can stick a graphene layer behind the circuit panel and send an electric current through it to turn it transparent or leage it as is and it will be black
This could make online shopping awesome. >Integrate into a mirror. >Augmented reality that makes you look like you are wearing the clothes or the product.
Car Windshields were the first thing I thought of. Especially in autonomous cars. You have a HUD when you're driving, and then a polarizor blacks it out to give you privacy and you can watch a movie on it in autonomous mode.
imagine it being built into your windows, like, you happen to live in a tall building with wall to wall windows. and in the middle is this tv. when you get tired of watching tv, just turn it off and you have the view of the city.
You can get electronically dimmable glass as well, have both and then in the morning you will have the weather and stocks showing, but when you want to watch TV the window will go dark behind it. What is weird is this tech was literally in the first Iron Man movie, and now we have it in real life! (almost)
Have the back of the window/screen have a layer of on/off black to clear. Which means you could black out the whole window/back off tv for privacy and clearer picture.
I was thinking the same thing, like imagine a LEGO like game where you build your world with actual LEGO bricks behind the tv and then you control the character through the world you created, but I think the technology has to be more mainstream for that to actually happen.
@hasith mayanga i was more talking about games and movies on a screen like this since reflections and dark levels aren't gonna be that good compared to just a normal tv or monitor
I would prefer this as a car window to display random crap, or display a new tint color every other day. The display definitely needs to face out to get the most enjoyment.
I agree with augmented but I think we would need to have more than one screen. If you can see through it then why not add more layers that are synchronized to make it trick the eyes to have more depth?
I actually thought about this years ago before OLED was available. I wanted to make a stack of LCDs and play different elements of a video on each so you could see the parallax effect. Never built it, but spent years thinking about it!
Ideal windows for Nordic countries. In summer it's native shading will cut down sun brightness, while in winter time with additional camera sensors behind it will add some brightness and vibrance to the grey sadness outside. Smart window will make your Finnish autumn brighter and prevent you from suicidal thoughts. I'm not even talking about usage as a media display at night, especially in winter time when you can barely see sun only while you are at work.
It's a nice idea but not really that much more practical than a normal webcam setup. I haven't heard of anyone complaining about the person they're speaking to not directly looking at them.
Oh that's a really good idea! I was thinking about a usecase besides some niche head up displays which don't require don't even require big screen and couldn't really think of something. But this with a webcam behind it would be great.Not just for video call but also for your typical Let's Plays and such. Like I'm usually rather close to my screen and a webcam would have to be quite on the side showing me with quite an angle which would look stupid.
I think it'll go further than that (eventually). Your phone will resemble a small biro type pen and you'll be able to pull the screen out when you need it. So it'll be curled up inside, like those novelty promotional pens you see I had a friend at Manchester University (UK) who saw the very early stages of this kind of thing way back in the early 2000. Specifically, transparent flexible displays.
Samsung was planning on implementing this into their S10 to erase any bezels or notches, but couldn't get enough light to hit the camera behind the display
First thing that came to mind was car windshield. It'd be like a video game HUD in your car for displaying things like MPH, gas, RPM, radio controls, etc. It could even just be a tiny portion at the bottom of the windshield for a basic level, then when it develops more the entire windshield and have more advanced utilization like alerting the driver to hazards they may not notice.
Thanks to LG you can now experience the amazing feeling of someone walking in front of the screen without them even walking in front of it. Phenomenal.
Imagine having it installed in your house windows and having the temperature outside displayed in a little bubble as well as the news... We're living in the future
You could use a transparent display and put a camera in the middle behind it, you could get straight look into the camera while concentrating on the game
7:10 so that also means you can put a face cam right in front of your face and then it looks like you are always looking in the camera while playing a game
yeah, but then if they're playing say an fps, they're staring at the center of the screen a lot so when they're focusing it would be like they're staring into your soul. It'd def be very trippy too
maybe transparent remote you mean? I don't want to stand up and change the channel when I'm watching. maybe trying to use my smartphone? the touchscreen on tv is useless.
I'm reminded of that video of the elevator that had an LCD screen installed on the floor, when users would get inside (unsuspectingly), select their floor, the elevator would make a bunch of noise before the "floor" would give out and panels would start falling off into an abyss of an elevator shaft, leaving the poor person scrambling to get out or crawl into the corner of the elevator to avoid falling into the pit.
You know what idea first came to mind for me? Windshields in cars. But my reason probably wouldn't work like I was thinking. I was thinking it could work with some sort of tracking system to display little gray "filters" over everyone's headlights at night so I'm not always being blinded by LEDs, in which the L seems to stand for LASER. But more realistically, this would make for a badass HUD in just about any vehicle. Speedometer, current gear, fuel level, battery level(s), etc.. Even better, an "on-road GPS" like what's shown in some video games could draw a colored line to follow so you don't have to glance at your phone all the time. Have a car-launched camera drone that'll give you a bird's eye view when driving through a blind corner, drone just catches up and docks itself back into/onto the car. Higher resolution, larger display for backup cameras, rendered right on the windshield. Forget touchscreens... get some eye-tracking tech involved to look at and change settings and controls without really taking your eyes off the road or hands off the wheel. Display critical alerts like "Ice Possible", "Emergency Vehicle Approaching" and indicating from which direction, have censors on the car that can detect approaching bodies and indicating on-screen (for Brits) or on-shield (for us Americans) where they are in relation to the vehicle, etc.. Pop-up info such as the name/number of incoming calls and texts, reminders, changing weather conditions... Then again, Facebook will probably just hijack the damn thing and start showing virtual billboards, tracking your eyes to see which ones your eyes linger on, then shoving more of that type of ad down your throat. As they do.
This is pretty much exactly what I'm still waiting for. They ban the use of hand-held devices but they plaster the damg dashboard with more buttons and shit than you could ever safely use while driving. Put all that stuff on the transparent windshield HUD, make it customisable and show me the GPS signals like you said. Even with the fully automated cars, those would be useful features
in 25 years we will most likely have this in cars, but also.... in 25 years... manual driving will probably be illegal, autonmous driving will take completely over these next 5 years, autonomous cars is every car brands goal right now, with Telsa in the lead. SO yea... It will come, i just dont believe we will be able to manually drive cars when they have arrived in cars.
Possible usage for this is to apply a curved version of transparent screens to motorbike helmet visors to allow the rider to have their speedometer in constant view, as well as a camera in the back of their helmet to allow them to see behind them without having to take their eyes of off the road. There would be a little box at the top of the visor, still in your peripheral vision but out of focus allowing you to see the road with no obstruction, kind of like what you see in racing games. The HUD mirror won't really be in focus unless you look at it and of course you won't know what specifically is behind you, but at the very least at least you'll be able to know if something *is* behind you or not without having to look at the HUD mirror or the side mirrors of the bike. This would allow the need for riders to look away from the road, as everytime you look away from the road to take a quick glance at your speedometer or your phone for your navigation you risk getting into an accident. You could also have navigation arrows, similar to the racing lines that you get in games, eliminating the need for you to look at your phone which allows you to keep your focus on the road and thus be more aware and safer. It also means that you probably won't miss a turn because you didn't understand the layout of the map on your phone. And going back to the racing lines; when coming to a traffic light, the HUD can tell you when to brake and how hard to brake in order to properly stop at the light.
MattTheShooter especially with 5G data that should be more available soon. it would probably have the processing power to handle real time changes in traffic etc. amazing possibilities.
Helmet visors are plastic though. Making it glass would be a safety hazard. So unless it can be done using plastic materials, or something safer then it wouldn't be worth the hassle. There's also the issue of the stuff being animated on your visor to potentially distract you from the road, leading to more accidents.
@@Manganization Very True, I was thinking that the screen could be on the inside of the plastic visor. If there is to be HUD for the visor it would have to be the bare minimum to minimize potential distractions. Then again, anything on the visor is a distraction so perhaps not having anything is safer and just keeping everything on the cockpit of the bike is better. I think things like these need to go through testing so we can see the impact it can have on riders.
I can imagine these first being used on the windows in ATC towers at airports. Imagine having markers indicating aircraft both in the air and taxiing in real-time. Receiving radio transmissions and easily being able to identify which aircraft is contacting you. Being able to quickly point and click to navigate aircraft from gates to runways and vice-versa. I feel like that would be the most practical application for these screens, first and foremost.
And in the future the fighter jet cockpits Will have that stuff, like imagine a real good crosshair and fuel meter and shit on The window ur looking out of instead of looking down and having no idea what is going on outside
@@karolinen525 It really is a great idea. However they've already got that haha. They've had huds for a while now. In fact, boeing and airbus offer huds with their passenger jets too so the tech isn't limited to the military. You can see you flight path vector, airspeed, altitude and a bunch of other information without looking down at your instruments. It's pretty cool.
Problem is that the position of those markers would be relevant to where the person looking at it is standing. Could be done for a single person at a time using something like a Kinect to determine their position.
You say you can't focus on am image that close, but we can already do that with the year old Google glass though? That one also has a transparent display, although in the corner of your fov and it's ugly. I tried it when visiting Google 5 years back and it's pretty decent except for the battery life and the horrible speakers
i would use these in phone. the camera goes under the screen and when you are about to take a front facing picture, the screen goes transparent meaning the camera in the phone can take a picture of you, through the transparent glass just like a window.
@@SpektrikMusic it can be adjusted for in post processing. Just find out how bad the tint is as well as other things and adjust for it. Ofc this is just a simplified version but the better it gets the less post processing we'll need
I give him props for being able to do all this while there were obviously multiple people there watching him the entire time. I would have felt so awkward.
You know those screens in all the futuristic games and movies, with numbers and graphs on it. This is that, the "floating" screens in Halo, to open doors and such, the control room inside Halo for example! THIS IS SO COOL The future is here my friends. in 20 years we see this everywhere!
I'll say 10 years tops. But this tech will arrive in smartphones first. This clear OLED will be used for a notchless future. The camera will be hidden under the display and can see through it.
Replace my windows in my home with this tech so I can display whatever scenery with whatever weather while still having the functionality of regular windows.
These will be mainly used as advertisements for store windows.. we’ve all seen those future syfi movies where there’s things advertised everywhere as you walk down the street.. this is where it all starts...
That's awesome. Using the polarisation method, potentially having smart windows could be amazing. For the smart mirrors, using a transparent display would be awesome, especially if you can shift how transparent it is, since it would make displayed content much easier to actually see in harsher visibility. Adding displays like this to airplanes to give pilots real-time assistive information. Same with cars, having your gps project an arrow onto the road ahead of you for navigation (like WatchDogs GPS Navigations) would be amazing. In houses, instead of having an empty wall to hang a large TV, you could have a huge wall with a window ... that becomes your freaking television. Just imagine the aesthetic that would have! The room is super open and minimal, then the lights get killed, the window(s) become (a) screen(s), and it's suddenly a game room (add some responsive RGB lighting and surround sound, and you have a killer movie room)!
You wake up. You look at your bedroom window, it says '-4°C*, snowing'. Your eyes focus on the background, your backyard, and it looks green, wet, and just ugly. You think "Fuckin' weather, when can we predict it?" You switch to pornhub. Your neighbor calls the cops shortly after. ...LG will be known as the downfall of humanity. *) that's ~25°F
i saw that and was like oh... the editors derped out. if he said something LG didn't want him to say at least they can make it look less weird. at least they won't cut him AS he's saying a word.
Well, only as long as you have dark enough lighting behind the screen. This kinda works more or less like the exact opposite of an an original GameBoy. The less light shed on the screen, the better.
@@TooToo246 you has no idea what a good quality tv like that has to offer for 2020 XD very usefull... Home theoter. A night gaming set. Yeah there's allot of good quality's of that swort of thing needed here.
What about trying on clothes, you just stand behind it, and then have a mirror in front of it and you could use body tracking to see what some clothes could look like on you w/o touching merchandise, taking clothes off, finding someone to let you into a fitting room, or maybe even from the convenience of your home.
Hiding a camera through it as if it's 1 way glass/mirror could be really spooky that you're being watched without knowing it, but it could be great to have cameras in smartphones that are behind the screen, or as an advertiser you could have such a large depth of analytics - like are people actually looking at this? They could even use something to determine who you are because they've already connected your face to your membership card within their store. They could then follow up with you and send a push notification to your phone right after you've past by their display. Welp this is the future we'll live in RIP D:
That could work, provided said streamer has $5,000+ to shell out for a TV like this. Now, if LG managed down the line, to put this technology into monitors, I could see it becoming more mainstream
Couldn't this be used on smartphones to put the camera under the screen? That way we could have a completely bezelless and notchless screen without any weird gimmicks.
The main problem here is that phone screens have much higher pixel density. This means either the transparency is greatly reduced, or the resolution of the display is reduced. That's why the demo has such a big screen, among other things.
A screen like this would be awesome for a dedicated video conferencing screen because you could place the camera behind the screen rather than on top or bottom, giving the viewer the illusion that they are making eye contact. So instead of not having a back like the one in this video, there would be a cavity where one (or multiple) cameras were placed. This would make the screen look like a normal LED panel when on, and allow the user to look directly at the video feed and into the cameras behind the panel.
The OnePlus 6T fingerprint scanner literally is a camera looking through the oled panel, so with an improved screen like this one, I see no reason why they couldn't do an in screen camera for video calls and such
Underscreen camera would be awesome for video conferencing. You could actually look someone in the eye on a screen. It would also really help the quality of those conferences when they film them.
@@sonacphotos wrong, they both have been working on it. Here's proof and it's 2 years old. I was hoping this tech made it to their g10 achieving an almost 100% screen ratio. ruclips.net/video/SYQUCpLlc8U/видео.html
this would be great for smaller high rise apartment windows...as tv's to save space....or on windshields of larger vehicles like semi trucks to give road information like a HUD or an RV tv system where every inch of space matters
that so called transparent devices would need transparent conductive and non conductive materials for all the hardware inside, which is not quite possible.. yet.. Maybe within the next 20 years or something, but definitely not anytime soon
There's a lot that this could be used for outside of simple television sets, most notably augmented reality tech. HUDs on car windshields to show relevant or important information in the area/on the road, glasses or a better Google Glass, AR headsets, if LG ever decides to research this a bit farther or allow some other companies to use this tech for their own research, there's a LOT that they could use this stuff for.
Also Miku livecom. Current technology of using projectors can produce a glare when Miku is aligned with the projector, and the brightness isn't good enough that it doesn't work very well if the background isn't completely black (aka instrument player in the background isn't gonna work very well.)
@@Gabe_Shiesty there are plenty of cars already that feature heads up displays of a type that project information onto the screen from a mini projector in the dashboard, i don't see how this would be any different in principle
This would be great for bathroom mirrors or for living room windows. This could be used for reading news, daily news, weather widgets, checking social media. For vertical you could even do a change of clothes virtually or even shop online and see what it would look on you. So many possibilities with this. Imagine even having a coffee table like this but it can be touch and smart.
10 years from now: "You know, the monitors back then weren't even transparent. Like they go grey or black when you turn them off. You don't even see what's behind it."
Working at a PC retailer, this would be really helpful if used as the windows for the store. Products in the windows would have details and text floating above them with prices and specials. As well, touch screen functionality allowing customers to select options, browse colors or just get some extra info on a product. All while window shopping
Really cool technology. I can't imagine it being particularly useful for a regular consumer compared to a normal OLED TV in most cases, but let's not pretend we don't want one.
Use it on a mirror so you can do stuff while you are, idk, brushing your teeth? Doing your hair? Maybe a full body mirror? Possibly some cameras so it can track you and/or one of those things that tracks touch without actually being on the display like those things your teacher would use to write stuff on the projector.
That's where I disagree with you and Linus. This, combined with additional technology, could create a very realistic simulated environment. Multiple layers of OLEDS, all synchronized for particular effects, could make a 3D-like movie or gaming experience without the glasses.
make it appear opaque on demand... like it's your window where you can see outside with enhancements (weather etc) but then want to watch TV, bam it's opaque and no light from behind goes through
Having this with a protective layer of polycarb on the back and using it as part of the barriers during an FRC event and having the display hook up to the driver's stations would be absolutely game-changing.
Thats cool. They should use it as a window in the living room with a electrochromic (smart glass) window behind it (which you can tint electronically). So if you dont tint the back glass layer you have a nice window and if you tint the electrochromic glass you have a great oled tv.
Rob Lambert - The original comment was talking about that already, it’s electrochromic glass. The commenter thought it would be a good idea to combine the new TV with an electrochromic window so that you can see the tv clearly by tinting the window, or having the tv off so you can see outside
I don't think that opaque auto tinting glass exist. I only know about translucent glass. The sun would still be able to shine threw the window and display. I would use an electric roller shutter. Would take a bit longer, but looks probably much better.
@Noah Hastings yah, I personally don't thin that idea is very practicle, it's cool in like a cyberpunk movie or something, but in reality no one wants some one potentially watching them while they watch tv. Also what about putting decorations on your window, like some people like to do, or in cold areas where some people use storm windowing in the winter, and that's another question, how would it react to extreme cold.
yes its the priciple, unfortunatly yet, that ghost picture he can se from behind is more than enough to blur the image taken by the camera, but i think they could use this tech and then somehow turn off completely that part of the screen when taking photos byt i donno if thts even posible, anyway this is indeed the tech they are experimenting with to hide the cameras behind the screen
@@gerardovelazquez724 it should be, they just turn off that part of the screen for a short time, it's basicly how camera shutters already work so it shouldn't be that hard
@Zygy __ I searched something like Thin Optical Coating, it's a screen made for Calculators. I have a Foldable LED Lamp with a transparent glass LCD Clock. The light can be blocked by that layer and display the image. Also example my very old electronic-piano keyboard's LCD screen has been peeled off where you can see underneath there is no display except i put back the LCD layer cover on. :)
If it had some camera or sensor tech they make for some displays for drawing, you could draw whatever reference is behind the TV, Benefit: tilting head to see edges you're drawing over to judge line thickness; different light properties, so you wouldn't fight blending background layers with foreground layers as you would in a drawing program
I think a lot of the high contrast visibility was aided by the black backdrop behind the TV. When viewing the image from an angle (so you could see the white wall) the picture on the screen is basically invisible.
At CES LG should do a lights off comparison of all their different TVs and then surprise everybody when they turn the lights on and this thing is one of them
So star trek tvs??
I want it as a HUD display on my car!
When cars are autonomous.
Its already a thing, on mazda cars.
Its called the heads up display.
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My BMW has one already, upgrade your car bro
HUDs in cars have been around since the late 80s lol
holographic HUDs are becoming a quite popular feature in the higher class cars these days, i remember riding in a Lexus with a HUD on the windsheild like 6 years ago and i was blown away, i felt like i was in tron lol
Imagine playing a horror game, and you turn off the tv but the ghost still there
Well that sucks.
lmfao
That'd be one hell of a jumpscare
Silent Hill 5 best played on LG clear display
Japan jokes are so funny today
I'm gonna use this tv to make actual windows in my house so my neighbor would wonder why i'm standing creepingly staring at his house for hours when im just watch a movie.
DABBI Mame lmao (underrated comment btw)
And the neighbor's kid hit the window with a baseball
@@xeklev ahhhhh! That was a $3,000 4k window! Lmaoo
@@xeklev display the cost of the window with a f*uck you transition when the kid comes to play
I would rather put it in front of a window. Which would be tempered gorilla glass
Make this into a car windshield, then overlay video from a thermal camera.....perfect night vision
@Jason Kristopher You could also overlay road lines and stuff (really helpful when it's raining a bunch at night and puddles are blocking lane line).
im Elon musk employee, going to add this to tesla option.
@@anthoxel you better lol
Must be 20x more expensive to replace the glass when car crash
@@beefeduptechreviews generally speaking imo I feel like vast majority of the time when the windshield gets cracked and needs replacing, the car is already totalled from the crash.
I really like knowing what's going on with this channel. So glad there's more transparency now.
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It would make a cool HUD on the windshield of your car.
And the transparency that you still loose isn't a problem because windshields are only allowed to be 70% transaprent at maximum to avoid bright skies and landscapes blinding the driver. This has the potential of becoming the next "thing" after HUD projectors.
Yeah! they arlready have those things that use reflection on the windshield, this would be even better, but i imagine that it would be for high end cars :(
And a very expensive one too XDDD still cool tho
@@Liinkgod It would be for high end cars for the first 6-10 years but eventually the technology would become cheap enough to produce to become commonplace. Same as with any new technology.
A bit of a gimmick
"You're clearly new to this channel..."
Oh, so he's gonna drop the TV, nice
I think the most interesting think to do is hud on car at full size window witch augmented reality for maps, info and a sort of signal for danger, people on the street, etc...
My only issue with this idea, is if I get pulled over for having a bobble head on my console as "an obstruction of view", I can only imagine the field day Police/legislation would have with an OLED display on your windshield.
I've driven a couple of cars with a HUD. This would be then next step IMO. I'd love to see a car screen that could also dim the headlights of oncoming cars in the dark.
Good thinking bro. Will see those in Teslas soon i hope !
Could be nice improvement. From experience a heads up display is extremely good to have as it lets you keep your eyes straight forwards on the road. It even shows relevant signs which means speedlimit or warning signs (yes and also speed cams too Thanks volvo xD ). This might lower the costs and possibly enable older cars to be upgraded.
MacDigMan they wouldn’t be able to tell you have one from the outside though they’d have to look into the car and onto the windshield
Imagine this thing refined and covering car windscreen from inside, displaying navigation or other vital info and at night overlaying infrared image to actual road for enhanced visibility.. now that would be cool!!!
Didn't think about the infrared possibilities, that's quite a neat idea
I can only imagine this in advertising
AR Google Maps, so you never miss a turn.
@XiheChan this is the most likely outcome tbh
And then a little rock cracks up the windscreen :(
I wonder if in future you could layer these displays to create real depth in an image...
This sound extremely cool and possible. Only issue I see is heat dissipation
With that specific display i'm pretty sure it'd cost way too much to make that but once they have some kind of cooling and the technology is cheaper, it could be doable for a affordable price.
I was actually thinking the same thing from hearing about this
You can do that in VR, already.
@@FreqBand Saying "but VR does that already" is a pretty worthless statement. VR comes with its own problems and baggage that fully separates it from standard TV/Monitor display media.
Imagine you just "finished" watching some pron and turning off the TV, only to find your wife glaring at you behind the screen.
finding out you were watching your wife all along.
press F to pay respect.
"Babe, I was watching you the whole time" 😂
I mean she's got no way of telling what exactly it was, since the image is so hard to see, so you might get of the hook saying that all that moaning was from anime. You'll still be a degenerate though, but a cultured one.
The fact it is so clear from behind yet visible from the front definitely means that the pixels do a good job projecting light foward like they should.
TrollFaceTheMan all the light drowns out anything from behind it
@@highflyngryfn8067, that may be part of it. But not all because you should still see more colors on darker area which are basically non existent in the footage.
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I think its more due to the background circuit stopping the pixel light than the actual pixel itself. They way an OLED work i don't see it possible for the material to actually emit in only one direction. Even with an high purity anisotropic crystal, if it was emitting in one direction, by symmetry it should also emit in the exact opposite one
Soon we'll be able to watch videos on our glasses without people noticing..
This would be amazing for a VR headset. Imagine being able to turn off the display to see your surroundings without ever taking them off. Maybe this could work as a similar idea to Googles Glass.
yes
OMFG you sir are genius! This would solve a lot of the issues with losing your bearing when playing VR.
Imagine it already exists imagine it being called AR imagine if you actually took interest to the stuff you watched you would already knew Augmented Reality already is a thing
For me thats more of an AR experience. Which for me, VR is all about immersion and forgetting you are actually in your room and not where your headset is making you feel you are.
But I saw a streamer who had like a camera mounted on his headset or something just click a button and he could see his surroundings in game
The transparent OLED can be the way to a fully bezeless smartphone. Then they can easily hide camera and sensors beneath the display and get rid of notches and holes
that's a great idea!
would it be cost effective though?
and use transparent solar paneling in it as well
Yep this was my first thought too. Though I don't know how good under-screen speakers can get compared to the massive dual-front facing ones some manufacturers have used.
@@alil1294 that would be the real problem i think
But you can see camera ect
NASA - invites Linus for a spacecraft tour
Linus - * dragging in a blue suitcase * If you think I'm not gonna game on this...
NASA - Invites Linus for spacecraft tour
INSURANCE PREMIUMS - Go through the roof
lol i laughed at the LG workers in the background and linus is playing doom like a big kid
finally rgb tempered glass.
Sam Antoniak plus you can stick a graphene layer behind the circuit panel and send an electric current through it to turn it transparent or leage it as is and it will be black
Sam Antoniak omg yes
Bitwit would be happy. If you got the referrence.. Bravo man..bravo
Actually this is like 2yo. LG didn't even bothered to change the demo all this time:
ruclips.net/video/lBBTfsN60e0/видео.html
legend say it makes your pc frames up to 800 fbs 😲
That cut at 4:23 smells like confidential information
I felt it as well lol
Yeah lol
Linus made an oopsie doopsie
Obviously
Noah Scott Yhea that’s what I thought as well
This could make online shopping awesome.
>Integrate into a mirror.
>Augmented reality that makes you look like you are wearing the clothes or the product.
Aditya Savaliya At that point would people just use the real clothes?
csi miami already did that in the bombshell episode where the dress was a bomb
Why not just use a camera instead of a mirror. You gonne need the image of the person anyway or how Are you gonna map the clothes to the persons body
You could already do with this Kinect on the XB1, you could "try on" outfits before buying them. No one cared.
Me: Linus couldn't possibly be packing a PC into his baggage
Linus: Yo son, I packed an XBox, a gaming PC, a laptop and some undies
He said gtx instead of rtx lmao
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@@Bluscream hahaha
@@abhaybhangu402 ??? it's a gtx
@@linkenparis9562 5:05 gtx 2080ti (gtx 2080ti does not exist its rtx 2080ti)
Make it 100 times smaller and wireless and BOOM AR eye contact lens
That give me an idea, making them like shades or Goggles using WiFi to watch TV on the go.
Memories of Alhambra.
Just wait for 10 years
This will come..
You read my mind
Car Windshield alerting you to traffic, blind spots, navigation or night vision.
Watch porn while you're driving. No one will know xD
Great replacing a windshield on the Volvo cost us like $800 I wouldn't want the windshield to be packed with technology.
Car Windshields were the first thing I thought of. Especially in autonomous cars. You have a HUD when you're driving, and then a polarizor blacks it out to give you privacy and you can watch a movie on it in autonomous mode.
But if it's dark outside, you can't see anything.
@@Meekerextreme which volvo is that? I got a 2016 XC90 , wouldn't want to replace my windscreen anytime soon
imagine it being built into your windows, like, you happen to live in a tall building with wall to wall windows. and in the middle is this tv. when you get tired of watching tv, just turn it off and you have the view of the city.
You can get electronically dimmable glass as well, have both and then in the morning you will have the weather and stocks showing, but when you want to watch TV the window will go dark behind it.
What is weird is this tech was literally in the first Iron Man movie, and now we have it in real life! (almost)
Have the back of the window/screen have a layer of on/off black to clear. Which means you could black out the whole window/back off tv for privacy and clearer picture.
Just have a movable screen in front of your window. Much cheaper and better graphics quality.
CyberPunk 2077 vibe
*every futuristic movie ever* *every Black Mirror episode in existence*
Augmented reality is where this tech takes off
I was thinking the same thing, like imagine a LEGO like game where you build your world with actual LEGO bricks behind the tv and then you control the character through the world you created, but I think the technology has to be more mainstream for that to actually happen.
its pretty damn useless as a good tv tho
@hasith mayanga i was more talking about games and movies on a screen like this since reflections and dark levels aren't gonna be that good compared to just a normal tv or monitor
I would prefer this as a car window to display random crap, or display a new tint color every other day. The display definitely needs to face out to get the most enjoyment.
I agree with augmented but I think we would need to have more than one screen. If you can see through it then why not add more layers that are synchronized to make it trick the eyes to have more depth?
What if they put an OLED behind the clear OLED? Giving depth or some sort of 3D without smart glasses.
I actually thought about this years ago before OLED was available. I wanted to make a stack of LCDs and play different elements of a video on each so you could see the parallax effect. Never built it, but spent years thinking about it!
@@steven_porter do it
NO
Shit, I though I was the only one here who thought of it
Wait till they make a curved one haha.
Ideal windows for Nordic countries. In summer it's native shading will cut down sun brightness, while in winter time with additional camera sensors behind it will add some brightness and vibrance to the grey sadness outside. Smart window will make your Finnish autumn brighter and prevent you from suicidal thoughts. I'm not even talking about usage as a media display at night, especially in winter time when you can barely see sun only while you are at work.
Put a camera behind it so when you Skype you can look into a person's eyes instead of their forehead. Imo I'm shocked Linus didn't say that
As someone in a, currently, long distant relationship, this would be the shit.
It's a nice idea but not really that much more practical than a normal webcam setup. I haven't heard of anyone complaining about the person they're speaking to not directly looking at them.
So you just solved the notch problem, didn't you?
Yep ! real facetime.
Oh that's a really good idea! I was thinking about a usecase besides some niche head up displays which don't require don't even require big screen and couldn't really think of something. But this with a webcam behind it would be great.Not just for video call but also for your typical Let's Plays and such. Like I'm usually rather close to my screen and a webcam would have to be quite on the side showing me with quite an angle which would look stupid.
You totally missed out on a title called:windows running on a window
@Gus Cichoski and you are potato, like not really round, but kinda, you know?
omg mom, MOVE!!! You're behind my TV!!
This isn't the future I imagined
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this is actually funny
“No honey I’m cleaning, now, move your feet I’m trying to vacuum”
Yo mama so fat, she could double as a back black screen on my 64 inch clear OLED TV.
They should make AR headsets with these screens
They do... kinda
yes!
great idea :)
Google glasses with this kind of OLED lenses instead of direct image projection..
I'm 42 mins late to write it
At this point, all I want to do is turn this into a touchscreen and act like I'm a chiche scientist in a bad sci-fi movie.
reminds me a lot of the minority report screens.
It reminds me of the screens of Avatar xD
Gosh that was now 10 years ago oO
I actually typed a similar comment before scrolling
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I need this lol
4:25
i guess he got a little to technical for LG there
MSI PC 🤡
3:40 Assumes the following:
- -I have a 80" OLED TV at home-
- -I have an OLED TV at home-
- -I have a TV at home-
- -I have a home-
- I have stuff
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This Comment... Is The Comment.
@Wierius I have a wife at home.
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TOBBi94:
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was gonna make this comment...
This is how phone manufacturers will eventually hide the notch. Just put the camera behind the screen.
this is how samsung will do it according to a conference they did
I think it'll go further than that (eventually). Your phone will resemble a small biro type pen and you'll be able to pull the screen out when you need it. So it'll be curled up inside, like those novelty promotional pens you see
I had a friend at Manchester University (UK) who saw the very early stages of this kind of thing way back in the early 2000. Specifically, transparent flexible displays.
thats like saying eventually we will have flying cars cause drones. sure maybe but booiiiii is it down the line. Like some generations down the line
Revanchist Vakarian check out altered carbon they have transparent phones that would be cool if they made them
Samsung was planning on implementing this into their S10 to erase any bezels or notches, but couldn't get enough light to hit the camera behind the display
If your thinking "he's not gonna game in that" then you can't read
Could be clickbait
You've got a misspell in your sentence
Unfortunately the people who would need to read this can't
Says the guy who misspelled *you're*
And u can’t spell
First thing that came to mind was car windshield. It'd be like a video game HUD in your car for displaying things like MPH, gas, RPM, radio controls, etc. It could even just be a tiny portion at the bottom of the windshield for a basic level, then when it develops more the entire windshield and have more advanced utilization like alerting the driver to hazards they may not notice.
Thanks to LG you can now experience the amazing feeling of someone walking in front of the screen without them even walking in front of it. Phenomenal.
Green omg your right
They’d have to walk behind it but still
Kirk S yea that’s the joke....thanks for clarifying that for us
@@kirks6932 r/wooosh
The last time I saw a transparent display this amazing was when my dad dressed in drag.
Imagine having it installed in your house windows and having the temperature outside displayed in a little bubble as well as the news... We're living in the future
Oh no, more places advertisers can annoy us
And then the neighbours kid kicks a soccer ball into your Windows window on accident
you can see it in iron man movie, when they have the window with all the weather info
And of course it'll need to have bluetooth touch screen
yeah, having a big window like this, and in the evening you close the blinds and have a huge tv
Imagine playing or watching a horror movie/game and someone is standing behind the screen
😯
lol
Resident evil... I'm imagining scaring the crap out of my mate right now!
Free horror movie, just look in the mirror.
Replace horror with P..n, lol then imagine idk, just another idea.
I think the staff really were encouraged by the way you was using their screen. And enjoyed every minute of you playing that game on it. 😀
This would be awesome for VR/AR if you had multiple layers of display for better depth perception
thats *GENIUS* !
I bet a bajillion dollars they're working on it, if its even possible, of course
Like those displays shown in Pacific rim?
This could be the thing that starts to commercialize ar
Thats not how depth perception works...
but it would be cool for AR
You could use a transparent display and put a camera in the middle behind it, you could get straight look into the camera while concentrating on the game
@@tiagotiagot oh, that's really cool, I had no idea it was like that.
This would be incredibly useful in eliminating visible cameras from phones.
This would be a good idea for facetiming. To make real eye contact over video chat.
That would be Awesome, Shroud will need this
That's be weird. You wouldn't be clear in the camera. You'd be behind a pane.
7:10 so that also means you can put a face cam right in front of your face and then it looks like you are always looking in the camera while playing a game
That's what I was thinking
I guess it will be a good display for any streamer
That's probably the best application of this right now
@Drewafx you think because it is so low?
yeah, but then if they're playing say an fps, they're staring at the center of the screen a lot so when they're focusing it would be like they're staring into your soul. It'd def be very trippy too
Imagine implementing a touchscreen on a transparent tv. That would be absolutely amazing
Actually, they have done that.
ruclips.net/video/tfTbjnKig1U/видео.html
maybe transparent remote you mean? I don't want to stand up and change the channel when I'm watching. maybe trying to use my smartphone? the touchscreen on tv is useless.
Gesture navigation is way better than a touch screen tv
maepogz well not for just watching tv, but for more of a futuristic control room, or like spaceship monitors
I would just have this for every window in a massive sky scraper, and display something like (I dunno) a dragon flying on the surface of the building
ENDESGA and gets shit scared
Mr Krabs naked
Alternatively, you could put up the phrase "subscribe to pewdiepie" on it.
I'm reminded of that video of the elevator that had an LCD screen installed on the floor, when users would get inside (unsuspectingly), select their floor, the elevator would make a bunch of noise before the "floor" would give out and panels would start falling off into an abyss of an elevator shaft, leaving the poor person scrambling to get out or crawl into the corner of the elevator to avoid falling into the pit.
Epic
You know what idea first came to mind for me?
Windshields in cars.
But my reason probably wouldn't work like I was thinking. I was thinking it could work with some sort of tracking system to display little gray "filters" over everyone's headlights at night so I'm not always being blinded by LEDs, in which the L seems to stand for LASER.
But more realistically, this would make for a badass HUD in just about any vehicle. Speedometer, current gear, fuel level, battery level(s), etc.. Even better, an "on-road GPS" like what's shown in some video games could draw a colored line to follow so you don't have to glance at your phone all the time.
Have a car-launched camera drone that'll give you a bird's eye view when driving through a blind corner, drone just catches up and docks itself back into/onto the car.
Higher resolution, larger display for backup cameras, rendered right on the windshield.
Forget touchscreens... get some eye-tracking tech involved to look at and change settings and controls without really taking your eyes off the road or hands off the wheel.
Display critical alerts like "Ice Possible", "Emergency Vehicle Approaching" and indicating from which direction, have censors on the car that can detect approaching bodies and indicating on-screen (for Brits) or on-shield (for us Americans) where they are in relation to the vehicle, etc..
Pop-up info such as the name/number of incoming calls and texts, reminders, changing weather conditions...
Then again, Facebook will probably just hijack the damn thing and start showing virtual billboards, tracking your eyes to see which ones your eyes linger on, then shoving more of that type of ad down your throat. As they do.
This is pretty much exactly what I'm still waiting for. They ban the use of hand-held devices but they plaster the damg dashboard with more buttons and shit than you could ever safely use while driving. Put all that stuff on the transparent windshield HUD, make it customisable and show me the GPS signals like you said.
Even with the fully automated cars, those would be useful features
This is an amazing idea! I would have never thought of that.
Or, once we have autonomous vehicles... just sit back and watch tv.
It would be pretty awesome if you could have a full size Google Maps on your windscreen!
in 25 years we will most likely have this in cars, but also.... in 25 years... manual driving will probably be illegal, autonmous driving will take completely over these next 5 years, autonomous cars is every car brands goal right now, with Telsa in the lead. SO yea... It will come, i just dont believe we will be able to manually drive cars when they have arrived in cars.
Possible usage for this is to apply a curved version of transparent screens to motorbike helmet visors to allow the rider to have their speedometer in constant view, as well as a camera in the back of their helmet to allow them to see behind them without having to take their eyes of off the road.
There would be a little box at the top of the visor, still in your peripheral vision but out of focus allowing you to see the road with no obstruction, kind of like what you see in racing games. The HUD mirror won't really be in focus unless you look at it and of course you won't know what specifically is behind you, but at the very least at least you'll be able to know if something *is* behind you or not without having to look at the HUD mirror or the side mirrors of the bike.
This would allow the need for riders to look away from the road, as everytime you look away from the road to take a quick glance at your speedometer or your phone for your navigation you risk getting into an accident.
You could also have navigation arrows, similar to the racing lines that you get in games, eliminating the need for you to look at your phone which allows you to keep your focus on the road and thus be more aware and safer. It also means that you probably won't miss a turn because you didn't understand the layout of the map on your phone.
And going back to the racing lines; when coming to a traffic light, the HUD can tell you when to brake and how hard to brake in order to properly stop at the light.
MattTheShooter especially with 5G data that should be more available soon. it would probably have the processing power to handle real time changes in traffic etc. amazing possibilities.
Helmet visors are plastic though. Making it glass would be a safety hazard. So unless it can be done using plastic materials, or something safer then it wouldn't be worth the hassle. There's also the issue of the stuff being animated on your visor to potentially distract you from the road, leading to more accidents.
@@Manganization
Very True, I was thinking that the screen could be on the inside of the plastic visor.
If there is to be HUD for the visor it would have to be the bare minimum to minimize potential distractions.
Then again, anything on the visor is a distraction so perhaps not having anything is safer and just keeping everything on the cockpit of the bike is better.
I think things like these need to go through testing so we can see the impact it can have on riders.
First we have to charge our batteries, then our laptops, then our phones, then now our cars and soon our helmet.
MattTheShooter that is a very good idea
They should make a gaming monitor with an overlay like this for a 3D HUD effect, would be super cool in games like Crysis
I can imagine these first being used on the windows in ATC towers at airports. Imagine having markers indicating aircraft both in the air and taxiing in real-time. Receiving radio transmissions and easily being able to identify which aircraft is contacting you. Being able to quickly point and click to navigate aircraft from gates to runways and vice-versa. I feel like that would be the most practical application for these screens, first and foremost.
Genius
And in the future the fighter jet cockpits Will have that stuff, like imagine a real good crosshair and fuel meter and shit on The window ur looking out of instead of looking down and having no idea what is going on outside
@@karolinen525 It really is a great idea. However they've already got that haha. They've had huds for a while now. In fact, boeing and airbus offer huds with their passenger jets too so the tech isn't limited to the military. You can see you flight path vector, airspeed, altitude and a bunch of other information without looking down at your instruments. It's pretty cool.
Problem is that the position of those markers would be relevant to where the person looking at it is standing. Could be done for a single person at a time using something like a Kinect to determine their position.
Not with the burnout on the pixels from overuse.
They could use this for glasses, like the updated version of the google glasses.
This is a better idea m8
@CarbonBased Lifeform What would be the difference between glasses with this type of display and VR headset ? I think it might actually work.
vadere absquenomen aka a better version
@@sergei9912 A VR headset uses lenses to focus the image
You say you can't focus on am image that close, but we can already do that with the year old Google glass though? That one also has a transparent display, although in the corner of your fov and it's ugly. I tried it when visiting Google 5 years back and it's pretty decent except for the battery life and the horrible speakers
i would use these in phone. the camera goes under the screen and when you are about to take a front facing picture, the screen goes transparent meaning the camera in the phone can take a picture of you, through the transparent glass just like a window.
I think the in-display fingerprint scanners sort of work like this actually. But yeah, with a screen as clear as this it would solve the notch problem
It's already mostly clear from the other side btw
It's not 100% clear it has a sight tint and that'll affect image quality
@@SpektrikMusic it can be adjusted for in post processing. Just find out how bad the tint is as well as other things and adjust for it. Ofc this is just a simplified version but the better it gets the less post processing we'll need
Samsung already has this on their new infinity display
I give him props for being able to do all this while there were obviously multiple people there watching him the entire time. I would have felt so awkward.
You know those screens in all the futuristic games and movies, with numbers and graphs on it. This is that, the "floating" screens in Halo, to open doors and such, the control room inside Halo for example! THIS IS SO COOL
The future is here my friends. in 20 years we see this everywhere!
I'll say 10 years tops. But this tech will arrive in smartphones first. This clear OLED will be used for a notchless future. The camera will be hidden under the display and can see through it.
This puts a knife in the back of Cameron's Avatar where the image is visible from the back :-P
You’re talking about holograms, basically. They’re everywhere in Halo.
We made it guys, we're finally in the future.
Marley dude we’ve been there for a while now
So guys, we did it.
This is it!
2:18 look at his face in the TV b r u h
@Michael Moloney höhhö
the only reason I looked in the comments is to see if anyone else saw that
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@@PU21RCY hihihihihihihi
Replace my windows in my home with this tech so I can display whatever scenery with whatever weather while still having the functionality of regular windows.
These will be mainly used as advertisements for store windows.. we’ve all seen those future syfi movies where there’s things advertised everywhere as you walk down the street.. this is where it all starts...
SparkyMTB cheaper to just install a giant OLED
Imagine going to a bus station and there's a transparent display with ads both sides
I automatically thought Minority Report.
Stack alot of them toghether and create a 3d effect like some layered glass art
This was the comment I was looking for, wouldn't believe I was the only one with this idea
made think of the looking glass from the recent Prey game. put 4 of them together to create a cube which show different angles of a 3d object.
Then the upgrade would be a hologramm
If you stack enough of these displays together with some space in between you might be able to get some kind of 3d effect. Maybe
Crazy Eyed Eddie right on,was my first thought
Fuck, that was my second thought
You could use it to connect two rooms like a window
Yeah, that would be cool..... if you had a video card for each layer.
just like a cadaver
That's awesome. Using the polarisation method, potentially having smart windows could be amazing. For the smart mirrors, using a transparent display would be awesome, especially if you can shift how transparent it is, since it would make displayed content much easier to actually see in harsher visibility. Adding displays like this to airplanes to give pilots real-time assistive information. Same with cars, having your gps project an arrow onto the road ahead of you for navigation (like WatchDogs GPS Navigations) would be amazing.
In houses, instead of having an empty wall to hang a large TV, you could have a huge wall with a window ... that becomes your freaking television. Just imagine the aesthetic that would have! The room is super open and minimal, then the lights get killed, the window(s) become (a) screen(s), and it's suddenly a game room (add some responsive RGB lighting and surround sound, and you have a killer movie room)!
your living room window is now your TV. Wanna change the weather outside? BAM ! screensaver!
Nice
I'd suggest not watching "alternative content" and getting jiggy with it. It can be seen through from the other side :D
You wake up.
You look at your bedroom window, it says '-4°C*, snowing'.
Your eyes focus on the background, your backyard, and it looks green, wet, and just ugly.
You think "Fuckin' weather, when can we predict it?"
You switch to pornhub.
Your neighbor calls the cops shortly after.
...LG will be known as the downfall of humanity.
*) that's ~25°F
You save is much space. You could use curtains for sunny days too!
Like an AR on you windows!
4:26
Whats that for a weird cut? linus is talking and suddenly its a new scene
He 100% said something LG told him to cut out
@@otopugpug It would have been cleaner then that.
i saw that and was like oh... the editors derped out.
if he said something LG didn't want him to say at least they can make it look less weird. at least they won't cut him AS he's saying a word.
Confidential information maybe?
They were probably too exhausted and didnt notice that it was a rough cut. At least they did cut it.
So is the clear phone that Tony Stark has is possible in a couple years.
Aplus_Nerd exactly
And every person in a nickelodeon sitcom
Well, only as long as you have dark enough lighting behind the screen. This kinda works more or less like the exact opposite of an an original GameBoy. The less light shed on the screen, the better.
Aplus_Nerd I got you fam
I'm sure that tech is already here
2020 and we Still haven't heard anything more about this XD
Lg suffered from production issues
@@GameControlYT How so?
@@Will10885 no one makes such tv so there is no one to make this components
As of today, it is still useless for the regular consumer household... It's a really cool tech, but kinda pointless at the moment!
@@TooToo246 you has no idea what a good quality tv like that has to offer for 2020 XD very usefull... Home theoter. A night gaming set. Yeah there's allot of good quality's of that swort of thing needed here.
4:24 - Cheeky "Linus said too much" jump-cut :^)
totally thought the same thing. samsung final cut editing rights reserved.
I was wondering what that was all about.
@@josephneider7332
You mean LG..
LG **Furiously taking notes**
What about trying on clothes, you just stand behind it, and then have a mirror in front of it and you could use body tracking to see what some clothes could look like on you w/o touching merchandise, taking clothes off, finding someone to let you into a fitting room, or maybe even from the convenience of your home.
I also thought if you could control transparencies well you could have a really nice 3d parallax effect with multiple layers.
Hiding a camera through it as if it's 1 way glass/mirror could be really spooky that you're being watched without knowing it, but it could be great to have cameras in smartphones that are behind the screen, or as an advertiser you could have such a large depth of analytics - like are people actually looking at this? They could even use something to determine who you are because they've already connected your face to your membership card within their store. They could then follow up with you and send a push notification to your phone right after you've past by their display. Welp this is the future we'll live in RIP D:
I was thinking the same thing when I saw people in the background.
New real window TV for your office?
I need one for my RUclips recording room :P
Windows 10 + 1 ?
That could work, provided said streamer has $5,000+ to shell out for a TV like this. Now, if LG managed down the line, to put this technology into monitors, I could see it becoming more mainstream
Add touchscreen capability, and you have a whiteboard replacement
@@tjurner5534 was more so thinking for augmented reality headsets.
@Hi Tony it already is
Imagine this being used for digital artists, they could have their subjects or whatever they're drawing behind it as they draw or something
Couldn't this be used on smartphones to put the camera under the screen? That way we could have a completely bezelless and notchless screen without any weird gimmicks.
I feel like there may be a loss of clarity there, but nothing a little image processing can't fix. Sounds like a great idea!
The main problem here is that phone screens have much higher pixel density. This means either the transparency is greatly reduced, or the resolution of the display is reduced. That's why the demo has such a big screen, among other things.
@@owlman145 nothing time and research can't fix. So yeah this is potential for what you suggested.
Bezels are good. Stop trying to get rid of them.
@@isodoubIet He is talking about Notch.
"You think we won't drop the new display? Well, you are clearly new to this channel." - Linus
Imagine several of these stacked behind each other. Could make a genuine 3D screen.
Probably not transparent enough yet, but perhaps some day. If you put several behind each other it probably gets quite blurry.
i was just thinking that aswell
Or maybe even one of these over a regular oled. Like shooting hud over the game.
@@atnfn 3d with preset focus
it's already maded: 3d cube display
A screen like this would be awesome for a dedicated video conferencing screen because you could place the camera behind the screen rather than on top or bottom, giving the viewer the illusion that they are making eye contact.
So instead of not having a back like the one in this video, there would be a cavity where one (or multiple) cameras were placed. This would make the screen look like a normal LED panel when on, and allow the user to look directly at the video feed and into the cameras behind the panel.
definitely a great technology for media, signage, advertising.
Or just to look dope in your living room.
Yeah thats what im saying i think it's a great tech comercially but not very useful for the mass
Underscreen camera, or clear phones
The OnePlus 6T fingerprint scanner literally is a camera looking through the oled panel, so with an improved screen like this one, I see no reason why they couldn't do an in screen camera for video calls and such
Underscreen camera would be awesome for video conferencing. You could actually look someone in the eye on a screen. It would also really help the quality of those conferences when they film them.
Samsung: Make a picture of your wall and your tv will blend in to your house..
Lg: Hold my beer..
LG: now your tv B E C O M E S the wall
Samsung had also worked on transparent display
KMPZ might not be a prototype yet. Anyways LG beat them to it.
David Cortés DaFailboatFan I think it only matter which one comes to market first
@@sonacphotos wrong, they both have been working on it. Here's proof and it's 2 years old. I was hoping this tech made it to their g10 achieving an almost 100% screen ratio. ruclips.net/video/SYQUCpLlc8U/видео.html
this would be great for smaller high rise apartment windows...as tv's to save space....or on windshields of larger vehicles like semi trucks to give road information like a HUD or an RV tv system where every inch of space matters
One step closer to transparent and/or holographic devices.
Holographic displays are real just Google it. Only the 3d holographic is not available
id say its already invented but classified or kept from the public.
@@depopa1033 or too inconvenient or expensive for the average consumer
that so called transparent devices would need transparent conductive and non conductive materials for all the hardware inside, which is not quite possible.. yet.. Maybe within the next 20 years or something, but definitely not anytime soon
I dont want everyone to see the content on my phone.
There's a lot that this could be used for outside of simple television sets, most notably augmented reality tech. HUDs on car windshields to show relevant or important information in the area/on the road, glasses or a better Google Glass, AR headsets, if LG ever decides to research this a bit farther or allow some other companies to use this tech for their own research, there's a LOT that they could use this stuff for.
Also Miku livecom. Current technology of using projectors can produce a glare when Miku is aligned with the projector, and the brightness isn't good enough that it doesn't work very well if the background isn't completely black (aka instrument player in the background isn't gonna work very well.)
@@FlameRat_YehLon yes
I just want my spy glasses so i can cheat on tests. I'll probably be out of college by that time tho.
Car windshield is highly unlikely. Too dangerous. No way that will get approved
@@Gabe_Shiesty there are plenty of cars already that feature heads up displays of a type that project information onto the screen from a mini projector in the dashboard, i don't see how this would be any different in principle
A player either side??... . . .
Battleships!!! :-D
With constant eye contact.
Dude you took my comment. Battleship on a 2-way of this would be glorious.
Time to PONG HD.
priceless clear tv
*uses it to play battleship*
@@Chan0art yep
This would be great for bathroom mirrors or for living room windows. This could be used for reading news, daily news, weather widgets, checking social media. For vertical you could even do a change of clothes virtually or even shop online and see what it would look on you. So many possibilities with this. Imagine even having a coffee table like this but it can be touch and smart.
This is a clearly a good product
I clearly see what you did there... . And me likey!!
Your punny
To replace all the windows in your house and car with :-p
Yea but why
Also the BEZZLES BUG. ME. SO MUCH
Super cool of LG to let y'all show this off
but not very smart with his history of dropping stuff
@@gapi101 Because he's totally holding the display right
10 years from now:
"You know, the monitors back then weren't even transparent. Like they go grey or black when you turn them off. You don't even see what's behind it."
"Wait hold on, you're telling me they had to stare at a black screen if they didn't want to use a TV? I would freak out."
I don't think anyone with a right mind will complain that they can't see through there tv windows already exist
20 years from now
monitors used to be solid unlike now when we have a hologram displays
40 years from now
"Yeah, holograms used to be external and not built into our contact lenses."
60 years from now
"Yeah people used to wear contact lenses and not just have implants."
My guy I never watched your long video only the short ones but now I’m glad I did ! You’re sense of humour is too good ! Made my morning! Thanks
Now imagine this monitor. But as glasses.
Kaiser 917 what google glass should have been
Everything would be blurry, because the screen would be too close.
that would be a big pair of glasses bud, :)
not if its res is good like VR lenses
they will soon have military grade contact lenses for information and night vision etc
thanks for reminding me that i need to clean my screen
r/wooosh
lmao!!
@@232shawn8 ? The joke didnt fly over anyones head?
@@soulwolfx2291 It did to me tho
Don't worry you don't "need" it... it's just another useless thing to waste consumer's money on.
When the lights were off, I wanted to see what it looked like from behind. Darn it.
I don't think you'd see much. Just like a 1-way mirror would work. the more light is behind it, the more you could see through.
They all look good from behind when the lights are off.
er...wait, were you talking about the TV?
@@sgtbarkey8891
Good you throw that point out. I'm not sure if it's a comparable situation.
@@2Quietus
Haha. Good one, Morden.
@@sgtbarkey8891 but you also have the light from the TV itself..it maybe tricky, depending on whats behind and what its displaying..
Working at a PC retailer, this would be really helpful if used as the windows for the store. Products in the windows would have details and text floating above them with prices and specials. As well, touch screen functionality allowing customers to select options, browse colors or just get some extra info on a product. All while window shopping
Imagine the jump-scare you can cause when hiding behind it in a dark room while it's on, and then turning the lights on.
Lmao yeah leave my family watching a horror movie while i hide behind when the movie is over i turn off the screen
Really cool technology. I can't imagine it being particularly useful for a regular consumer compared to a normal OLED TV in most cases, but let's not pretend we don't want one.
What about in wearable technology.
This could advance on the places where the google glass failed
If they are able to make it small enough for phones it would be game changing
Use it on a mirror so you can do stuff while you are, idk, brushing your teeth? Doing your hair? Maybe a full body mirror? Possibly some cameras so it can track you and/or one of those things that tracks touch without actually being on the display like those things your teacher would use to write stuff on the projector.
That's where I disagree with you and Linus. This, combined with additional technology, could create a very realistic simulated environment. Multiple layers of OLEDS, all synchronized for particular effects, could make a 3D-like movie or gaming experience without the glasses.
It's not for consumer. Period.
• Creates Transparent TV
• Turns off lights
• Discusses ways to make it *appear* opaque....
exactly XD
this thing is pointless for gaming/watching movies
make it appear opaque on demand... like it's your window where you can see outside with enhancements (weather etc) but then want to watch TV, bam it's opaque and no light from behind goes through
yeah well it is not hard with polarizers like he said you can turn it opaque(or even solid) and then transparent instantly
@@N0D0hNuts This guy gets it.
Dual layer OLED.. back layer turns black when needed
Having this with a protective layer of polycarb on the back and using it as part of the barriers during an FRC event and having the display hook up to the driver's stations would be absolutely game-changing.
Thats cool. They should use it as a window in the living room with a electrochromic (smart glass) window behind it (which you can tint electronically). So if you dont tint the back glass layer you have a nice window and if you tint the electrochromic glass you have a great oled tv.
They already have auto tinting glass. Something about electrifying the gas in it or something I dunno.
Rob Lambert - The original comment was talking about that already, it’s electrochromic glass. The commenter thought it would be a good idea to combine the new TV with an electrochromic window so that you can see the tv clearly by tinting the window, or having the tv off so you can see outside
I don't think that opaque auto tinting glass exist. I only know about translucent glass.
The sun would still be able to shine threw the window and display. I would use an electric roller shutter. Would take a bit longer, but looks probably much better.
@Noah Hastings yah, I personally don't thin that idea is very practicle, it's cool in like a cyberpunk movie or something, but in reality no one wants some one potentially watching them while they watch tv. Also what about putting decorations on your window, like some people like to do, or in cold areas where some people use storm windowing in the winter, and that's another question, how would it react to extreme cold.
And think of the holiday decorating made easy!
Very brave from LG to let Linus play with this prototype...
You can clearly see people sweating in the back!! 😅👍
No worries it looks like it's bolted on to the table
@@excuseyou1526 probably still found a way to drop it
Lol
Still hasn't returned Razer's Project Valkyrie 😂
I tought he was gonna break something when he took the keyboard behind the screen
Maybe hopefully, it should be This possible for the under-screen camera display for smartphones. No more notches. :)
I imagine it would still leave a black circle since the camera has no light.
yes its the priciple, unfortunatly yet, that ghost picture he can se from behind is more than enough to blur the image taken by the camera, but i think they could use this tech and then somehow turn off completely that part of the screen when taking photos byt i donno if thts even posible, anyway this is indeed the tech they are experimenting with to hide the cameras behind the screen
@@gerardovelazquez724 it should be, they just turn off that part of the screen for a short time, it's basicly how camera shutters already work so it shouldn't be that hard
They just need to make the display a bit more transparent and less reflective to glare
@Zygy __ I searched something like Thin Optical Coating, it's a screen made for Calculators. I have a Foldable LED Lamp with a transparent glass LCD Clock. The light can be blocked by that layer and display the image. Also example my very old electronic-piano keyboard's LCD screen has been peeled off where you can see underneath there is no display except i put back the LCD layer cover on. :)
If it had some camera or sensor tech they make for some displays for drawing, you could draw whatever reference is behind the TV,
Benefit: tilting head to see edges you're drawing over to judge line thickness; different light properties, so you wouldn't fight blending background layers with foreground layers as you would in a drawing program
For streamers or video chatting, it would be cool to have the webcam in the screen.
some screens already have a webcam in it.
i think you still get a shadow though so you might get the view blocked a bit
just get a cheap Chinese tablet.
Smarthpones will probably have their cameras under the screen in 1-2 years
@@gillohner8179 this aged very well
Put the webcam behind the screen and finally video call you can look in eachothers eyes!
A window that you can game on at night, without your neighbors even knowing.
xD and your neighbor always wonders why you spend so much time staring out your window! xD
Bill call the cops, the neighbors are starring into our window again.
Not recommended in the States. You will be the creepy one and cops will come with guns.
Not recommend in india too someone will throw a Stone on your windows for sure!
And looking creepy AF as you stare out your window at people.
I think a lot of the high contrast visibility was aided by the black backdrop behind the TV. When viewing the image from an angle (so you could see the white wall) the picture on the screen is basically invisible.