IDW '24

 

The 31st International Display Workshops

December 4-6, 2024
Sapporo Convention Center
Sapporo, Japan

IDW ’24 will be presented as an in-person-only event.

IDW ’24 will be held to encourage aggressive research and development in display technologies. The conference will focus on five Special Topics and three Topical Sessions, featuring over eighty fascinating sessions.
The event will include four keynote addresses in the plenary session, highlighting the latest trends in display technology. The three-day conference will showcase 161 invited presentations, 152 oral presentations, and 196 posters. Following the plenary session on Wednesday morning, presentations will commence and continue in eight parallel oral sessions through Friday. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in detailed discussions during poster sessions, Extended Q&A, and the Innovative Demonstration sessions (I-DEMO).
A brand-new contest for students from Colleges of Technology (the I4D Contest) is scheduled for Thursday. A Special Session on generative AI will be held on Friday. Additionally, a technical exhibition by universities and industry-related businesses will take place over the three days.

Deadlines and Key Dates
Regular Paper
Submission of Technical Summary Jun. 27, 2024
Submission of Camera-Ready Manuscript Sep. 26, 2024
Late-News Paper
Submission of Camera-Ready Manuscript Sep. 25, 2024
I-DEMO
Demo Proposal: 1st / 2nd Call Sep. 5 / Oct. 4, 2024
Publication Material: 1st / 2nd Call Sep. 20 / Oct. 30, 2024
I4D Contest
Demo Proposal: 1st / 2nd Call Jul. 1 / Aug. 30, 2024
Registration
Early-bird Fee Oct. 30, 2024
Keynote Addresses

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Jung H. Hah

SK Materials, Korea


Total Solution for Innovative Display Materials

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Uwe Vogel

Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS, Germany


Semi-Transparent CMOS Backplane for Advanced Near-to-Eye Microdisplays

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Michitaka Hirose

The University of Tokyo, Japan


Dawn of Society 5.0
– VR · Generative AI · Metaverse –

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Barry Silverstein

Meta Platforms, USA


Unleashing the Power of AI in Augmented Reality: Redefining the Future of Display Technology

Headline
Nov. 17 Introduction videos for each demo are available. Detail
Nov. 16 The program of I-DEMO is available. Detail
Nov. 8 Final Program and Timetable Program, Timetable
Nov. 7 Information on exhibits by companies is available. Detail
Oct. 30 Sponsored Luncheon Seminar Invitation Detail
Oct. 29 The program of I4D Contest is available. Detail
Oct. 9 Call for Student Volunteers PDF
Oct. 5 Team list of I4D Contest Detail
Aug. 20 Advance Program (external website) Detail
Aug. 7 Registration is now open Detail
Aug. 7 Special Events (Display Night, Special Session) Detail
Aug. 7 Call for I-DEMO Detail
Aug. 7 Call for Late-News Papers Detail
Aug. 2 3rd Announcement (leaflet) PDF
Jun. 1 Call for I4D Contest (Demonstration Contest for College of Technology Students) Detail
Jun. 1 2nd Announcement (leaflet) PDF
May 28 Open Access: Proceedings of IDW ’23 Website
Apr. 17 Call for Papers Detail
Mar. 14 1st Announcement (leaflet) PDF
Feb. 3 IDW ’23 Archive Detail
Jan. 22 IDW ’23 Awards Detail
General Topics
  • 3D / Hyper-Realistic Displays
  • Active-Matrix Displays
  • Display Electronic Systems
  • Emissive Technologies
  • e-Paper
  • Flexible Electronics
  • Human Factor
  • Interactive Technologies
  • Liquid Crystal Science and Technologies
  • Manufacturing, Process and Equipment
  • Materials and Components
  • MEMS
  • OLED Displays and Organic Devices
  • Oxide-Semiconductor TFT
  • Projection and Large Area Displays
  • User Experience and Cognitive Engineering
Special Topics of Interest
  • AI and Smart Society
  • AR / VR and Hyper Reality
  • Automotive Displays
  • Micro / Mini LEDs
  • Quantum Dot Technologies
Topical Sessions
  • DX Sensing and Radiation Imaging
  • Image Sensing Technologies
  • Metaverse System
Conference Site
Sapporo City

The city of Sapporo in Hokkaido is the northernmost city designated by government ordinance in Japan with a population of about 2 million. The word “Sapporo” is originated from the Ainu (indigenous people of Japan) language. Sapporo is known for the functional grid of streets and avenues as a city modeled after Kyoto. Dishes using local Hokkaido produce and seafood also rank among the charms of Sapporo. Visitors can enjoy delicious food that includes fresh seafood, a wide range of fruits, and fancy confectionery.

JR Sapporo station is located about 45km from New Chitose Airport and it takes about 40 minutes by “Rapid Airport Train” from New Chitose Airport. Sapporo Convention Center is located about 3km from JR Sapporo station and about 8 minutes on foot from “Higashi-Sapporo” station (about 10 minutes by subway from Sapporo subway station).
Please see the following websites for further information.

Sapporo Convention Center
Sapporo City
JR Hokkaido (Hokkaido Railway Company)


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Contact
IDW ’24 Secretariat
c/o Bilingual Group Ltd.

11-1 Yochomachi, Shinjuku-ku
Tokyo 162-0055, Japan

+81-3-5315-0453
idw@idw.or.jp