There is a massive ribbon cable coming out the bottom. He could have contracted a few samples from an OLED manufacturer or it's a component to a commercial product not available for sale.
This channel has been uploaded vids of these screens for 8 months now. Is there some more tangible info on how these came about?
I don't think you can diy this in a garage?
Their description reads
I made a moving digital card of Blue Archive Mika using two flexible OLED displays.
As a bonus, I made it possible to switch between the ones I made in the past. Prototype
One commenter says you can buy these kinds of displays on Amazon. Another responds AliExpress. Another reply says
650 USD for just one display. Did I read that right?
So they're not exactly inexpensive. Which is, of course, not unexpected, given it's a new kind of product, relatively recent tech.
Found them on amazon holy shit.
You’d think something like this would be major tech news, people have been talking about this tech for ages and a consensus for many is that it wasn’t impossible. (Look at all the crap foldable phones)
It’s objectively not cheap but it’s not expensive for such revolutionary tech.
Maybe just good AR and not real?
Without additional information that seems more likely but its at least portrayed here as a real display.
It would still be a very interesting idea to rather make everything a display make everything a zero energy AR surface but then we need convenient mainstream AR wearables.
Isn’t that the kind of display in folding phones?
We've been seeing this tech for 10+ years slowly progressing to the point of commercialization, and finally the release of foldable phones and curves displays.
IRL gacha
