Lab · proof

The laboratory record.

Every recording of the material, logged against the same schema. Where a condition has not been verified it reads “Not published” — not an estimate, not a placeholder number. Status refers to what the recording demonstrates.

Records

Published measurements

Media

4 unedited recordings

Last update

10 Oct 2026

Proven: Physically demonstrated, tested, installed or otherwise substantiated.
Validation: Under engineering testing or prototyping. Behaviour observed; tolerances not yet characterised.
Frontier: A research question. Unexplored territory — not an established capability.

Measured values are released as each test is logged — never before. Follow a record below and we write to you the day it publishes.

4 of 4 records

LT-001

Projection onto compound curvature

Proven

Date: Not published
Material: PrismPixel™ coating
Formulation: Not published
Substrate: Compound-curved surface · material not published
Projector: Not published
Projector output: Not published
Throw distance: Not published
Ambient lighting: Not published
Viewing position: Not published

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Test objective: Map a projected image onto arbitrary 3D geometry.
Observed result: Projected text remains sharp and legible across compound curves.
Researcher notes: Demonstrated on video. Quantitative results not published.

7 of 9 conditions not yet published · status refers to the demonstration, not to measured values

LT-002

Laboratory validation — transparent substrate

Proven

Date: Not published
Material: PrismPixel Glass™
Formulation: Not published
Substrate: Transparent substrate · not published
Projector: Not published
Projector output: Not published
Throw distance: Not published
Ambient lighting: Not published
Viewing position: Not published

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Test objective: Form a projected image on a transparent surface while retaining see-through clarity.
Observed result: Not published
Researcher notes: Demonstrated on video. Measured transmittance and contrast not published.

7 of 9 conditions not yet published · status refers to the demonstration, not to measured values

LT-003

Glow™ on transparent Mylar — off-axis rear projection

Proven

Date: Not published
Material: PrismPixel Glow™
Formulation: Not published
Substrate: Transparent Mylar (PET) film
Projector: Not published
Projector output: Not published
Throw distance: Not published
Ambient lighting: Not published
Viewing position: Extreme off-axis (angle not published)

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Test objective: Rear-project onto a flexible, rollable coated film and view from extreme off-axis positions.
Observed result: Image holds at extreme off-axis viewing; coated film remains flexible and rollable.
Researcher notes: Demonstrated on video. Ambient lux at test not published.

6 of 9 conditions not yet published · status refers to the demonstration, not to measured values

LT-004

First successful formulation — LiquidPixel™

Proven

Date: Not published · ≈ year 5½ of the programme
Material: LiquidPixel™ (formulation name)
Formulation: LiquidPixel™
Substrate: Not published
Projector: Not published
Projector output: Not published
Throw distance: Not published
Ambient lighting: Not published
Viewing position: Not published

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Test objective: First formulation to form a usable projected image.
Observed result: Recorded as the first success of the programme.
Researcher notes: Historical record. Measurements not published.

7 of 9 conditions not yet published · status refers to the demonstration, not to measured values

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