Readers flag AI-garbled reporting and unclear mechanism
2Nov 1 12:33 PM · 10d ago · 4 comments · 1 source · development 2 of 5
Commenters point out the source article mistranslates the company's name (Viosys, not Biosys) and that it never explains how white light is produced without the usual phosphor conversion layer, with some speculating about multi-quantum-well or nanostructure approaches.
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“The article is riddled with AI errors (for example, the company's name is Viosys, not Biosys).”
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> Seoul Biosys plans to broaden its technology applications to augmented reality (AR) displays and optical communication for artificial intelligence (AI) data transmission. They are also developing a method to transmit data using densely arranged micro LEDs around 10µm in size.Can someone who is an expert on the topic comment about if the…
What does the color look like? Producing light that falls within the white region of the CIE diagram is one thing… if it’s too yellow or too blue it could be an issue. Maybe that’s something that can be worked out over time.
The article is riddled with AI errors (for example, the company's name is Viosys, not Biosys).Looks like the innovation here is the multi-wavelength LED, some kind of multiple-quantum-well thing maybe?