Prysm, Inc.

Other

Ses Holdings Pte. Ltd.

Prysm Systems Inc.

Konarka Technologies, Inc.

Merck Patent Gmbh

Robert L Graves

Philip J Ralli

Michael P McMahon

Karl Pichler

Christoph Brabec

Jody Klaassen

Qichao Hu

Igor Sokolik

Robert D Eckert

Mackenzie King

Jens Hauch

Lian Wang

Arunkumar Tiruvannamalai

Yongkyu Son

Jacqueline Hong

The present disclosure generally relates to micro-ribbon structures used in display systems and methods of fabrication thereof. Individual fibers are made using an extrusion process whereby a core surrounded by an ink portion is extruded to create an individual fiber. The ink portion may include both an inner portion that is in contact with the core and an outer shell portion over the inner portion. The individual fibers are then bonded to adjacent fibers to create micro-ribbon structures. The micro-ribbon structures are of one color and spaced from adjacent micro-ribbon structures of a different color by a light blocking fiber. The micro-ribbon structures are each bonded to the light blocking fiber to create the color stripes used in the display system.

Method for producing flat ribbon structures with continuous extruded fibers for laser phosphor displays

Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for a front panel for a video display system. According to disclosed embodiments, a substrate is fabricated to incorporate materials having desired functional properties, such as the blocking of ultraviolet visible (UVV) laser light, and near infrared light, into the substrate material. After extrusion of the substrate with desired functional properties, an anti-glare hardcoat may be spray-coated to the front and back of the front panel to provide anti-glare as well as anti-stiction properties.

Front panel for a video display

Alkali metal secondary batteries that include anodes constructed from alkali metal foil applied to only one side of a porous current collector metal foil. Openings in the porous current collectors permit alkali metal accessibility on both sides of the anode structure. Such anode constructions enable the utilization of lower-cost and more commonly available alkali metal foil thickness, while still achieving high cell cycle life at a significantly reduced cost. Aspects of the present disclosure also include batteries with porous current collectors having increased volumetric and gravimetric energy densities, and methods of manufacturing anodes with porous current collectors.

Anode, secondary battery including the same, and the method of making anode

Anodes, secondary batteries including the same, and methods of making anodes

A display screen includes a filter layer, a fluorescent layer having parallel fluorescent stripes, and an attachment layer between an excitation side of the fluorescent layer and a first side of the filter layer to attach the excitation side of fluorescent layer to the filter layer while providing vertical separation therebetween. The attachment layer includes attachment regions that are separated from each other by lateral spacings such that excitation-side air gaps are formed between areas of the fluorescent layer and the filter layer that correspond to the lateral spacings. During display operation, excitation light received on a second side of the filter layer propagates through to the first side of the filter layer, and at least a portion of the excitation light that propagates from the second side of the filter layer travels through the excitation-side air gaps to excite the fluorescent stripes.

Multilayered screens for scanning beam display systems

The dustpan with garbage bag supporting frame, filter, and running boards includes a dustpan of hollowed construction from which the garbage bag supporting frame attaches to a rear of said dustpan. The dustpan includes a plurality of interchangeable filters that can attach to a front opening and/or rear opening in order to sift or filter out debris swept into and through said dustpan. The garbage bag supporting frame attaches onto opposing exterior surfaces of said dustpan. Both the garbage bag supporting frame and the dustpan include running boards that attach there under, and which enable mobilization there to. The running board for use with the garbage bag supporting frame may further include an according-styled cover that extends to cover the garbage bag supporting frame as well as a trash bag contained therein.

Dustpan with garbage bag supporting frame, filter, and running boards

Methods of preparing photovoltaic modules, as well as related components, systems, and devices, are disclosed.

Methods of preparing photovoltaic modules

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Methuen, MA, United States of America

Robert L Graves