Recent #LED news in the semiconductor industry
➀ Researchers from Zhejiang University and the University of Cambridge have developed perovskite-based LEDs with pixels as small as a virus, potentially revolutionizing display technology.
➁ These LEDs, which are monochrome and measure 90 nanometers wide, offer brightness and efficiency comparable to conventional LEDs but face challenges in achieving full-color displays and long-term durability.
➂ While the smallest pixels may not be visible to the human eye, they could find applications in advanced technologies like augmented reality devices requiring ultra-high resolution.
➀ This article introduces the smallest IoT-enabled RGB LED Controller built using the IndusBoard Coin V2 and a WS2812B NeoPixel LED ring.
➁ Key features include web-based control, custom animations, scalable design, and fine-tuned control capabilities.
➂ The controller can be used for smart home lighting, interactive displays, wearable tech, and art installations. The project details include a bill of materials, circuit design, and step-by-step instructions for setting up the IoT RGB LED Controller.