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RealPaper Displays Inc. patented, core technology of cellulous with imbedded electronic ink enables a new class of dynamic electronic displays that deliver the clarity, contrast and visual appeal of ink-on-paper signs, plus the flexibility to change the display message remotely, wirelessly, instantly.
  TECHNOLOGY
  With more than 20 years of research conducted by a world-class scientist and his team, this product combines concepts from microbiology, materials science, chemistry and electrical engineering. The patented technology encompasses microbial-produced cellulose capable of displaying fine resolution text and images via the use of electrochromic chemistry and state-of-the-art electronics. In contrast to other “e-paper” applications, this technology derives added value from the fact that the preferred medium for viewing text, data, graphics and art is real paper.
   
PRODUCT

RealPaper electronic displays - with the natural appearance and appeal of real paper and advantages of electronic displays - present timely product information, offers and marketing messages to retail customers at both Point of Purchase (POP) and Point of Sale (POS). The Company’s technology enables applications that merge traditional uses of paper and traditional uses of electronic displays.

ADVANTAGES & BENEFITS
• The look and feel of real paper
• The reflectivity of real paper
• The contrast ratio of real paper
• The viewing angle of real paper
• Displays that are re-writeable and re-programmable
 
MARKET
      Indoor, Point-of-Purchase (POP) displays represent a $41.89 billion marketplace. RealPaper products bring a new dynamic and effectiveness to mass communications, marketing and, in particular, to POP displays.
 
     
  STRATEGIC PARTNERS / BETA CUSTOMERS
 

RealPaper Displays is seeking strategic relationships and prospective beta customers with industry leaders in advanced display electronics and creative businesses in retail, product manufacturers, POP agencies, agency brokers and POP manufacturing concerns.