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Exhibit Highlights

1. New Energy

The latest New Energy technologies that contribute to carbon neutrality.

Sharp will unveil for the first time outside of Japan the LC-LH (Liquid and Crystal Light Harvesting), an indoor photovoltaic device developed by integrating dye-sensitized solar cells and the company’s long-cultivated LCD technology.

Sharp will also exhibit perovskite solar cells, which are attracting attention as the next generation of solar cells.

Because they are thin, lightweight, and flexible, they are expected to contribute to even wider use of solar power.

2. Automotive

Advanced Automotive devices that support safe and environmentally conscious driving.

Sharp will introduce the Passenger Information Display utilizing viewing angle control.

By controlling the viewing angle, the driver will not be able to see the display image while driving so they can concentrate on driving.

Sharp will also exhibit a prototype of a Driver Monitoring System.

A camera module integrated with the display keeps an eye on the driver.

In addition, Sharp will show a compound photovoltaic module with the world’s highest conversion efficiency, which is expected to be installed on vehicles such as EVs, as well as used in aerospace and aviation applications.

3. AR/VR

Various devices and head-mounted displays (HMD) for AR/VR.

Sharp will exhibit for the first time an ultra-lightweight HMD prototype for VR equipped with its latest devices, such as an ultra-high-resolution display, ultra-high-speed autofocus camera, and ultra-compact proximity sensor.

Sharp will also demonstrate the world’s thinnest ultra-compact camera module, a distance sensor that helps HMD wearers avoid collisions with people and objects, and other AR/VR related devices that provide users with a realistic sense of being immersed in images safely and more comfortably.

4. TV

Flagship AQUOS XLED TV model for the global market.

Sharp will exhibit the flagship AQUOS XLED TV model for the global market.

Visitors can experience a new generation of images with outstanding brightness and color expression created by mini LED backlighting and quantum-dot technology.

In addition, Sharp will unveil a prototype of one of the world’s largest 120-inch model[4] for the first time.