One-Day Workshop on LED Display Technologies and Smart Interfacing

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre (IEDC), in association with the Department of Electronics and Computer Maintenance (E & CM), organized a one- day interactive workshop session titled “LED Display Technologies and Smart Interfacing”. The event took place on the 17th of February 2025 at E & CM Electronics LAB.

Date: 17th February 2025
Time: 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Venue: MB Block – ECC Electronics Lab
Organized by: Department of Electronics and Computer Maintenance (ECC)

Introduction

A one-day workshop on “LED Display Technologies and Smart Interfacing” was successfully conducted on 17th February 2025, Monday at the MB Block- ECC Electronics Lab. The workshop aimed to provide hands-on training on LED display applications, explore various smart interfacing, and enhance participants; practical knowledge of modern display technologies.

Technical Advancements Discussed
The workshop covered recent advancements in LED display technology, including: Organic LED (OLED) and MicroLED Displays: Energy-efficient and high-contrast display solutions.
Flexible and Transparent LED Displays: Emerging technologies enabling curved and see-through screen applications.
High-Resolution Pixel Mapping: Enhancing clarity and efficiency in modern digital displays. Integration with IoT and AI: Smart display systems for automation and real-time monitoring.

Key Display Devices and Components Covered

Participants were introduced to various LED display modules and their components, including:

• Seven-Segment Displays: Basic numerical output applications.

• LCD & OLED Panels: Low-power, high-resolution display modules.

• NeoPixel LED Strips: RGB addressable LEDs for dynamic visual effects.

Workshop Highlights

• Hands-on session on interfacing LED modules with Smart TV.

• Live demonstration of different units in a display device.

• Implementation of LED control, allowing remote and real-time control through applications.

• Troubleshooting and optimization techniques for efficient LED display functioning.

Conclusion

The workshop was highly informative and engaging, providing participants with valuable insights into modern LED display systems and smart interfacing techniques. The practical demonstrations and interactive hands-on sessions enabled attendees to enhance their technical skills, making them better equipped for real-world applications. The event successfully bridged the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical implementation, leaving participants motivated to explore further innovations in display technologies.