LG is presenting a new series of its transparent displays – and they are not intended to come into living rooms as TVs, but to make it easier for travelers in trains and stations to see through.
The subway network could soon be shining at you from the train window. (Source: © LG Display)
- The Korean manufacturer LG Display presents its new transparent OLED screens.
- The devices are to be used in public areas – also as train windows for Deutsche Bahn.
- The new models can be seen at the InnoTrans 2022 transport trade fair in Berlin until September 23.
Screens with a clear view: The Korean display giant LG has also brought its OLED technology to transparent displays that are as transparent as window glass. The stylish screen variant should serve as such at some point.
The futuristic-looking OLED light windows could soon be seen in public transport and at train stations in particular – after all, previous versions of the technology are already in use in some major Asian cities.
Soon also on Deutsche Bahn trains? LG sees many areas of application for its transparent OLED screens – but more in the commercial sector. (Source: © LG Display)
A futuristic concept train from Deutsche Bahn, which, like the transparent LG displays, is currently being presented at the InnoTrans transport trade fair in Berlin, suggests that the stylish technology could also be used in Germany in the foreseeable future – and already has OLED train windows on board Has.
However, only trade visitors who have an online ticket in their luggage can take a look at these at the trade fair between September 20 and 23 – according to the organizer, there are no on-site ticket offices at InnoTrans.
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