Running on Visionect technology, Sydney's electronic paper traffic signs report an impressive zero failure rate since first installed in 2013.

From its first beginnings at MIT to its use in e-readers and low-power digital signs, these are the milestones in the electronic paper timeline.

The Visionect System Board is the world’s most widely used electronic paper driver. Discover the many features of this core Visionect product.

Electronic paper is changing the landscape of signage. The latest proof is the Taiwan Excellence Gold Award just awarded to color e-paper displays.

Year in review: From truckside displays to digital museum labels and smart urban furniture, e-paper was the technology on everyone’s lips in 2016.

With a resolution higher than a standard high definition television, the 42-inch e-paper display introduces a host of intriguing new signage applications.

Electronic paper displays personalize the experience of museum-goers in Estonia's newly opened National Museum.

A breakthrough development in e-paper now allows the tech to show its true colors for the first time. We explain how the full color epaper prototype works.

Welcome to the dawn of electronic paper: the reliable track record of first-generation products and the know-how of technology pioneers that make them tick.

We chatted with Barrett Comiskey, one of the fathers of electronic ink, about the beginnings of the tech and what the future holds for the low power display