Abstract
Wearable devices, which are currently widely used, are difficult to use because they are thick and hard. In order to solve this, a thin and flexible display is required. In addition, sensors which are combined with them respond to external stimuli, transmit signals to the device and display them. In this way, wearable devices are in a direction in which they interact in both ways rather than in a single way. Furthermore, instead of processing stimuli as signals and showing them on the display, devices that can react and represent changes in external stimuli immediately are being developed. As a step of process in information processing is reduced, the response time can be reduced and the device may be miniaturized and lightweight. In this paper, we will look at the display that responds to various types of external stimuli. Furthermore, we will introduce how a display can be utilized.
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