A LED light display having a plurality of LED bulb arrays and a louver panel defining a plurality of hole arrays. Each hole array can define openings that are sized and spaced to receive at least the distal end portions of the bulbs forming a single LED bulb array. The louver panel further has a plurality of shaped protrusions in the form of louvers that are configured to extend outwardly and forwardly from a front surface of the louver panel and are arranged in a plurality of columns and in a plurality of rows in regularly repeating patterns related to the pattern of the placement of a plurality of the plurality of hole arrays in the louver panel and are further configured to block at least a portion of the emission of light from the LED bulbs in both a horizontal and vertical direction.

A near-eye display includes a semiconductor substrate that has a first curved surface and a second curved surface opposite to each other, and a plurality of luminous pixels formed over the first curved surface of the semiconductor substrate. The luminous pixels cooperatively form a display area of the near-eye display. The second curved surface of the semiconductor substrate is formed with a plurality of indentations at a portion that corresponds in position to the display area.

A near-eye display includes a semiconductor substrate that has a first curved surface and a second curved surface opposite to each other, and a plurality of luminous pixels formed over the first curved surface of the semiconductor substrate. The luminous pixels cooperatively form a display area of the near-eye display. The second curved surface of the semiconductor substrate is formed with a plurality of indentations at a portion that corresponds in position to the display area.

A display system and methods; in general, a plurality of display sub-assemblies collectively creating a viewing plane. Each display sub-assembly having a plurality of light emitting elements on a substrate with a plurality of substantially equal pixel gaps between light emitting elements. Bend gaps are provided between pixels that enable the display sub-assemblies to bend thereby creating a curved viewing plane. A mobile LED panel display may be formed of a plurality of LED display modules having a plurality of pixels, four or more casters, a battery powered supply, a media player (electrically communicating with the plurality of display modules for controlling the display of images on the LED panel display, and a removable content storage device and; thus, functions as a rugged, light weight, battery powered display to inform customers and passers-by about product and service offerings via a rugged person size mobile light weight battery powered display.

A display system and methods; in general, a plurality of display sub-assemblies collectively creating a viewing plane. Each display sub-assembly having a plurality of light emitting elements on a substrate with a plurality of substantially equal pixel gaps between light emitting elements. Bend gaps are provided between pixels that enable the display sub-assemblies to bend thereby creating a curved viewing plane. A mobile LED panel display may be formed of a plurality of LED display modules having a plurality of pixels, four or more casters, a battery powered supply, a media player (electrically communicating with the plurality of display modules for controlling the display of images on the LED panel display, and a removable content storage device and; thus, functions as a rugged, light weight, battery powered display to inform customers and passers-by about product and service offerings via a rugged person size mobile light weight battery powered display.

A display apparatus includes light-emitting elements configured to emit light in a screen, a louver fixed on the screen with a fastener, and a member disposed on a surface of the louver around the fastener and configured to reflect, in multiple directions, external light incident to a portion around the fastener or absorb the external light.

A mirror with display device includes a transparent planar material; and a display device. The transparent planar material has a metallic thin film. A light-shielding part is formed in the transparent planar material so that the transparent planar material has a translucent part. A display part of the display device for displaying an image is bonded to the translucent part via an adhesive layer.

Provided is a display panel including a main display area, a component area having a transmissive area, a peripheral area outside the main display area, a substrate, a bottom metal layer on the substrate, and defining an opening corresponding to the transmissive area, a valley portion adjacent to a boundary between the bottom metal layer and the transmissive area, and a thin-film encapsulation layer on the valley portion, and including an inorganic layer and an organic layer.

A tangible structure includes a set of removable and parallel rods, each rod including a head; a set of drive devices, each drive device including a motor element generating a rotational motion to a transverse shaft to transmit a translational motion to a rod, the drive device being piloted in order to transmit a motion to the rod at a given speed and in a given direction; a holding system for the drive devices making the drive devices integral with each other, and a calculator determining a set of pilot set points, each pilot set point being transmitted to a drive device on the basis of a first digital set point.

A tangible structure includes a set of removable and parallel rods, each rod including a head; a set of drive devices, each drive device including a motor element generating a rotational motion to a transverse shaft to transmit a translational motion to a rod, the drive device being piloted in order to transmit a motion to the rod at a given speed and in a given direction; a holding system for the drive devices making the drive devices integral with each other, and a calculator determining a set of pilot set points, each pilot set point being transmitted to a drive device on the basis of a first digital set point.