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Norxe expands into direct-view LED display technology from Norway

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What happened

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Norxe, a Norwegian manufacturer of high-performance projection systems, presented its direct-view LED (dvLED) display technology in Orlando. The company is expanding beyond specialist projector manufacturing into broader display technologies. The new platform allows Norxe to apply its experience in high frame rates, low latency, and color management to this new display technology.

From blooloop.com

Why it matters

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Norxe is shifting its business scope from projectors to broader display technologies. This move positions the company to compete in the visitor attractions market. The dvLED platform is relevant to companies like Mattel and The Walt Disney Company, which operate in the attractions segment.

From blooloop.com

Who's involved

  • Espen OlsenVice president of global sales at Norxe
  • NorwayCountry where Norxe maintains R&D, engineering, and manufacturing

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • DisneylandSpeculative

    Disneyland might face changes in display costs or revenue as Norxe enters the visitor attractions market.

  • The Walt Disney Company may see changes in display supply or costs as Norxe targets the visitor attractions market.

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