Business Journal The Wall Street Journal, on the basis of information obtained from anonymous sources, said that the establishment of Google X, which is engaged in experimental projects, is currently working on a modular displays.
Google researchers currently are working intensively to the small screen, which can be combined in a single system, to form a large screen.
Project manager appointed by former Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) professor Mary Lou Jepsen, the success of his time under the age of initiating the project "One Laptop Per Child", which was supposed to provide poor countries, especially children of low cost laptops.
As indicated by the latest Google project participants, the largest 'modular' screen problem persists software that would display the picture without any seams. At what stage is currently the researchers reported.
Source notes that the Google X projects emphasize innovation, rather than to obtain a commercial advantage. Some innovations, such as unmanned flying couriers, in general, not to see the light of day. Thus, modular displays can also just remain as a viable technology.
Among the most successful Google X projects include Google unmanned vehicles, augmented reality Google Glass glasses, contact lenses for diabetics, balloons flying in the stratosphere, which can provide Internet connectivity and remote corners of the Earth, etc.
