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One of the main events in the world of transportation technology is the InnoTrans trade fair that takes places every second year in Berlin, Germany. InnoTrans 2016 is about to start and our transparent and customized Lumineq displays will once again be the eye-catchers of the show. 

Transparent displays increase safety in cockpits and driver environments. Being able to add a see-through display in the line of sight allows new innovative instrumentation solutions. In-glass laminated HUD displays that disappear when the information is not required add value to windows, save...

HUD goggles and other wearable virtual reality devices are receiving loads of attention these days, but the topic of this blog post are HUD glasses of another kind: Transparent Lumineq displays that have been laminated in or on a windscreen for showing driver information.

We have talked about atomic layer deposition in industrial use on many occasions In this blog, but we haven’t yet written stories about the oldest and largest ALD use case of them all.

Beneq, the leading global supplier of atomic layer deposition (ALD) equipment and thin film coating services, and world's premier manufacturer of thin film electroluminescent displays, today announced further investments and focus on transparent Lumineq displays and the appointment of Petri...

Transparent Lumineq® TASEL® displays are the most transparent displays in the world (with a transparency of over 80%). It gives them a unique look and feel.

Earlier this year, we introduced our new custom display service that allows the Beneq customers to define their own displays and still get all the benefits of our proven and robust thin film electroluminescent display technology.

Beneq changes organization according to its strategy by forming an Operations unit common to both businesses (Thin Film Equipment and Lumineq Displays). The Operations unit will be responsible for product manufacturing, delivery, procurement and related sales operations. Growth is seen especially...

A couple of weeks ago, we were hoping in this blog that spring would soon arrive and promised that the next display blog posts would be about other kind of extremes than the cold.