ULBS005 Joseph Welsh, Director, Business Development Bill Bollengier, Director, Business Development Dr. Rahul Gupta, Senior Director Business Development , Cambrios Anders Krook, Director OEM Sales, Flatfrog Dr. Robert Petcavich, Sr. VP & GM, Uni-Pixel 2 Agenda Touch - Overview Cambrios
Enabling Touch Screen Innovation FlatFrog Touch for Computers UniPixel Metal Mesh Process Flow Summary
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3 Touch Everywhere 4 Phones Tablets, Ultrabooks Adaptive All-in-One Not for end user messaging 5 User Experience Past Today Amazing Silicon Amazing Silicon Systems & Software Systems & Software User Experience User Experience Not for end user messaging 6 Letters & words 2D GUI Touch Distant Past Now Then Preferred Input Method Not for end user messaging 7 End Users Want Touch 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Touch Keyboard Mouse Trackpad Intel Dec 12 Touch Research Study 78% 12% 2% 8% Preferred Input Method by % of End Users Not for end user messaging 8 Touch Volume Estimates Monitor 2013 2014 2015 2016 38 60 100 170 Notebook/Ultrabook All-in-One Source: IDC, Display Search (2013)
Units (Millions) Share by Device Type Not for end user messaging 9 Intel Focus Areas Supply Cost Human factors Job #1 Job #2 Capacity agreements Investments New company collaborations Investments New company collaborations Not for end user messaging 10 In-Cell On-Cell Pro Cap ITO Optical Pro Cap ITO Replacement For Future Consideration Touch Technologies Not for end user messaging Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 11 Enabling Touch Screen Innovation: Flexible & Large Area Applications Rahul Gupta Senior Director Business Development April 11 th 2013 Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 12 Agenda Why Use ClearOhm Material Based Touch About Cambrios About ClearOhm Technology And Products Touch Panel Structures Using ClearOhm Technology Supply Chain Partners Intel Ultrabook Form Factor Reference Design Commercial Touch Based Products In The Market
Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 13 FF sensor 0.2-0.4mm even for 27 sensor OGS on Gorilla Glass adds <0.05mm Lower Cost than ITO Cost advantage increases with size 92% compared to 90% for ITO OGS sensor Brighter Displays Longer Battery Life Invisible Patterns & no Moir patterns Higher Conductivity than ITO even on film Enables Laptop and AIO/Monitor touch panels Faster Response Higher Transmission Thinner, Lighter, Stronger Cheaper Advantages of ClearOhm Touch Sensors Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 14 Cambrios Technologies Corp. Leader in Nanotechnology Solutions for Transparent Conductors Founded in 2002 by scientists at MIT and University of California, Santa Barbara Focus on developing solution processable transparent conducting materials Design and manufacturing in Sunnyvale, CA with offices in Japan, Korea and Taiwan Venture-backed startup with Key Strategic Partners Strategic investors including Samsung, TPK Strong IP Portfolio: >175 pending patent applications, >22 issued or allowed patents Phones, AIOs and Monitors with Cambrios technology based touch commercially available in the market
Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 15 ClearOhm Material by Cambrios Next Generation Transparent Conductor Silver Nanowires Single crystal silver High conductivity Large spaces High transparency Inexpensive and easy to use
Plan View 70 degree tilt Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 16 Core Product Strengths High Performance and Low Cost High Conductivity & High Transmission Extremely Ductile and Flexible Low Cost Solution Processing Plastic or Glass Substrate Scalable Production Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 17 ClearOhm Transmission: Better than ITO and Metal Mesh >98% transmission down to 30 per square Low sheet resistance (not available with ITO Film) enables highly responsive touch for Laptops and AIOs/Monitors Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 18 Some Phones using ClearOhm Sensors Low Cost AND High Performance Invisible patterns, even in sunlight Glass sensor like appearance Compatible with Gorilla Glass
Commercial Products on the market since 2011 Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 19 Commercial Windows 8 Products Since October 2012 LG Released 23 AIO with launch of Windows 8 Windows 8 certified Thin, light and shatterproof touch sensors
Please see demonstration at IDF Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 20 Some More Recent Products Enables Full Touch Experience Even With Non Touch Enabled Laptops And Desktops L15AX 15 Point Of Sale Touch Monitor Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 21 Designed into Ultrabook Form Factor Reference Design GFF sensor 80 /sq film for fast response No shielding layer needed Compatible with Gorilla Glass 92% Transmission compared to 90% for OGS Completely invisible patterns Meets Windows 8 requirements Please see demonstration at IDF Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 22 ClearOhm Sensor Supply Chain ClearOhm Inks (Cambrios) Coated Film Suppliers Touch Sensor/Module Makers ODMs Similar Supply Chain as ITO Sensors Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 23 Touch Panel Supply Chain Ready for Production (Announced Relationships)
ClearOhm Inks Cambrios
Film Makers Okura, HCC, Toray, DIC, ShinEtsu LGE and other Korean suppliers China and US based suppliers
Sensor Makers LGE eTurboTouch CNi Nissha Printing Shin-Etsu Others Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 24 ClearOhm Sensors Offer Design and Sourcing Flexibility Any Sensor Design Any LCD (No Moir) Any IC Fast Design Cycle Multiple Suppliers Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 25 ClearOhm Materials Enable Flexible Displays/Touch and 2.5D/3D Shapes SID Digest 2012 AUO Flexible Epaper Display at FPD 2011 ClearOhm used as Pixel electrode Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 26 Enabling Touch on Gorilla Glass and Plastic Cover lens Low temperature lamination process No impact on glass strength Excellent transmission and color (low b*) Compatible with Plastic cover (PC/PMMA etc.) TCTF Lamination X-Electrode Formation TCTF Lamination And Y-Electrode Formation Photosensitive Layer Conductive Layer
Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 27 ClearOhm Technology: The Clear Choice for Large Area Touch Panels Excellent Performance: Thin, Light, Shatterproof Lower Cost Design Flexibility Enabling Design Innovation Flexible and Curved Touch Sensors Touch on Gorilla Glass (GFF, G1F or OGS) Touch on Plastic Cover Lens Well Established and Growing Supply Chain Intel Developers Forum Beijing 2013 28 Thank You Web: www.Cambrios.com Email: info@Cambrios.com CONFIDENTIAL FlatFrog Touch for Computers
IDF Beijing, April 11th, 2013 Anders Krook, Director OEM Sales Why FlatFrog Touch? Company introduction FlatFrog Touch technology for computers FlatFrog Touch modules
Agenda AGENDA Thinner edge-to-edge design Superior visible experience Premium touch at lower cost
Why FlatFrog? FLATFROG TOUCH FOR COMPUTERS Unique in-glass touch technology Touch displays up to +100 Over 70 patent families Team of 80 persons Backed by Invus, Intel Capital and Sunstone Capital FlatFrog Summary FLATFROG COMPANY INTRODUCTION FlatFrog Touch Technology FLATFROG TOUCH TECHNOLOGY FOR COMPUTERS Infrared components in a thin frame around the LCD active area Total Internal Reflection in cover lens Full 2D reconstruction of touching objects 1. A cover lens into which infrared light is injected
2. A Touch Sensor Frame with electronic components FlatFrog Touch Concept FLATFROG TOUCH FOR COMPUTERS The cover lens is placed on top to form the Touch Display Module
Lower cost Superior optical clarity and less parallax Touch with gloves, stylus and other objects Unique pressure detection Glass or plastic cover lens Insensitive to electronic noise Standard components and processes FlatFrog Touch Advantages FLATFROG TOUCH FOR DESKTOP Comparison with PCT FLATFROG TOUCH FOR DESKTOP FlatFrog 23 PCT 23 market leading Glass assembly One glass Two laminated glasses Glass thickness 1.6 mm 2.4 mm Light transmission 92% 88% Weight 815g 1125g Controller board connection 16-wire digital 132 Wire analogue Controller board size 91X50X4 190X50x4 LCD minimum distance 0mm X mm to ITO glass Edge-to-edge industrial design Soda lime cover lens Windows 8 certified Intel-approved supply chain Full retro-fit replacing PCT module
Availability Commercially available J anuary 2014 manufactured by Wistron
FlatFrog Touch Module FLATFROG TOUCH MODULE A touch module targeting AIO and Monitors Jan 2014 April 2014 June 2014 23 19.5 21.5 27
11 17 Current Computer Touch product plan Computers FLATFROG TOUCH FOR COMPUTERS Thinner edge-to-edge design Superior visible experience Premium touch at lower cost Summary A flexible touch solution for 19 - 27 AIO PC and Monitors FlatFrog Touch pressure
Detects pressure with 10 bits of information Based on increased optical contact
Welcome to see us in Advanced Technology Zone! Pressure makes touch richer FLATFROG TOUCH FOR COMPUTERS CONFIDENTIAL Thank You! CONFIDENTIAL 42 Dr. Robert Petcavich NASDAQ: UNXL
Metal Mesh Sensors April 11, 2013 NASDAQ: UNXL NASDAQ: UNXL Important Cautions Regarding Forward Looking Statements All statements in this presentation that are not based on historical fact are "forward- looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and the provisions of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. While management has based any forward-looking statements contained herein on its current expectations, the information on which such expectations were based may change. These forward-looking statements rely on a number of assumptions concerning future events and are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties, and other factors, many of which are outside of our control, that could cause actual results to materially differ from such statements. Such risks, uncertainties, and other factors include, but are not necessarily limited to, those set forth under Item 1 "Risk Factors" in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2011. We operate in a highly competitive and rapidly changing environment, thus new or unforeseen risks may arise. Accordingly, investors should not place any reliance on forward-looking statements as a prediction of actual results. We disclaim any intention to, and undertake no obligation to, update or revise any forward-looking statements. Recipients are also urged to carefully review and consider the other various disclosures in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2011, as well as other public filings with the SEC since such date.
This presentation is 2012-2013 Uni-Pixel, Inc. All Rights Reserved NASDAQ: UNXL In essence, UniPixel has developed expertise at engineering Micro/Nano- structures on film surfaces that are used in a variety of applications and markets Metal Mesh Process Flow 45 Design: UniPixel engineers are experts in optical physics, chemistry and electronics. We design the coatings and microstructures that provide industrial film with unique properties. Manufacturing: Master tooling enables high-fidelity replication of the master design to be reproduced on fast, efficient roll-to-roll equipment capable of printing millions of square feet. Mastering: Once the customized design for a particular application is optimized and approved, UniPixel creates a master tool. 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. NASDAQ: UNXL 46 Metal Mesh Touch Sensor Film 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. NASDAQ: UNXL Metal Mesh UniBoss Touch Sensor Film 47 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. UniBoss sensor in front of LCD display (NOTE: no Moir) UniBoss 5m Film LCD Only NASDAQ: UNXL Metal Mesh Unlocking Value 48
Performance Low power Higher scan rate Equal or better transmittance Mechanically robust/flexible
Scalability Small form factor to large form factor Prototype to high volume manufacturing Optical to non-optical applications
Cost Materials costs are low Infrastructure costs are low Worlds low cost producer
2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. NASDAQ: UNXL The high conductivity of UniBoss touch sensors allow: Fewer and smaller edge circuits narrow, sleek, desirable designs Faster scanning higher precision, larger sizes 10.1 13.3 15.6 23 14.4 Metal Mesh Scalability Advantage 49 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. NASDAQ: UNXL 5x 5x 5x 20x UniBoss Metal Mesh Development Progress 50 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. 2011 ~20m lines 2012 ~12m lines 2013 ~6m lines NASDAQ: UNXL Metal Mesh Touch Sensor Configurations 51 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. PET PET =100m thick Pro-Cap Configuration: NASDAQ: UNXL Metal Mesh is a Discrete Touch Sensor 52 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. UniBoss is a Discrete Sensor with X & Y conductive lines on opposite sides of a single film Discrete Sensor DisplaySearch Chart NASDAQ: UNXL UniBoss Metal Mesh Touch Sensor
Performance Comparison 53 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. NASDAQ: UNXL Durability Bend Test 20,000 cycles, 7lbs weight, 12mm dia. rod Change in resistance < 0.1 Ohms/sq 54 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. NASDAQ: UNXL Metal Mesh has no Color Shift 55 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. PET PET + ITO PET + UniBoss Transmi ssi on % vs. Wavel ength 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 Wavelengt h T r a n s m is s io n % Transmission Transmi ssi on % vs. Wavel ength 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 Wavelengt h T r a n s m is s io n % Transmission Transmi ssi on % vs. Wavel ength 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 Wavelengt h T r a n s m is s io n % Transmission NO color shift T r a n s m i s s i o n
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Aperture vs. Resistance 56 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. Optical: 300m grid spacing (2 side grid) Electrical: 600m grid spacing (1 side grid) 96% Aperture Transmission 6m line width ~7 Ohms/sq. Grid Resistance NASDAQ: UNXL Light Transmission Comparison 57 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. Metal Mesh Touch Sensor Cover Glass - 550 m LCD Air UniBoss Touch Sensor - 100 m 80.0% 82.0% 84.0% 86.0% 88.0% 90.0% 92.0% 94.0% 96.0% 98.0% 100.0% 150 200 250 300 T r a n s m i s s i o n
Grid Spacing (m) Metal Mesh Transmission (in full stack between LCD and Cover Glass) vs. Grid Spacing at various line widths 6m 7m 8m OGS DITO Industry Standard OGS = One Glass Solution DITO = Dual ITO OGS (93.8%) DITO (87.9%) NASDAQ: UNXL Touch Response Advantage 58 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. ITO Sensor UniBoss Sensor Touch Point Touch Response % Touch Response SNR Signal level
All the tests were taken by using N-trig analysis tool. Touch Response - 30% higher compared to similar sensor using ITO electrodes. Improved accuracy Faster tracking Improved touch distinction between multiple touches
NASDAQ: UNXL 2-Sided Touch Sensor 59 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. 600m mesh on each side of PET film NASDAQ: UNXL UniPixel Moir Simulation Tools UniPixel developed a sophisticated optical analysis tools to analyze specific sub-pixel and mesh configurations and design patterns to minimize Moir. NASDAQ: UNXL In-house Simulation 61 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. Model sub-pixels (photo of unlit display) Mesh Angle translational translational & rotational Misalignment Wire Mesh
Mesh can have any angle, orientation, spacing or width
Tolerance analysis available for translational and rotational misalignment LCD Pixels
Accurate representation of sub-pixel mask
Virtually any arrangement can be implemented NASDAQ: UNXL Rendering of Moir Fringe Patterns 62 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Diamond Pattern (Pixel size to Mesh spacing ratio) 1 1:1.2 1:1.1 1:1.55 1:2 NASDAQ: UNXL Metal Mesh Advantages 63 2013, Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc. UniBoss Advantage Benefit to User Metal Mesh vs. ITO based touch sensors Faster scan speeds More accurate and faster response Lower power Longer battery life Smaller bezel area than required for dual-ended ITO Smaller bezel area =sleeker designs No color shift Truer color representation Flexible Better reliability & non-flat designs possible UniBoss Advantage Benefit to Manufacturer Metal Mesh Process Roll-to-roll Lower cost Additive patterning (no subtractive processes) Fewer process steps =lower cost No subtractive processes =better adhesion =higher yield Easily scalable Benefits all sizes from small to large Sensor and bezel circuits all patterned in one pass Fewer process steps =lower cost No adhesion problems inherent with photo-etch process No subtractive processes =better adhesion =higher yield Metal Mesh Technology Thin, flexible designs More flexibility in look & feel, non-flat designs possible Narrow bezel designs Less non-functional material requirements Can use without cover glass Lower overall module cost - UniPixels Diamond Guard film can replace the glass NASDAQ: UNXL Conclusions Metal mesh technology enables a cost effective solution to ITO based touch sensors and subsequent modules. Metal mesh enables both low visibility sensor grids and a integrated thin form factor bezel circuit for a larger LCD viewing area. Metal mesh technology using copper allows larger form factor implementation with fewer driver chips which reduces cost because of high conductivity. Metal mesh has the combination of optics and durability for high yield post lamination processing. Metal mesh is available for form factors which include smart phones up to 23 inch diagonal AIOs. NASDAQ: UNXL Thank You Contact information
Robert Petcavich, CTO Robert Berg, VP Mkt/Sales UniPixel Inc. 8708 Technology Forest Place The Woodlands , Texas 77381 281-825-4500 rpetcavich@unipixel.com rberg@unipixel.com
66 Summary Touch is everyone and everyone wants it Intel is focused on supply and cost ClearOhm Technology is a good choice for large area touch panels FlatFrog provides a flexible touch solution for 19 - 27 AIO PC and Monitors Metal Mesh technology, from UniPixel, enables a cost effective solution to ITO based touch sensors and subsequent modules
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