Rethinking Retail for Quiet Hours: How E Ink Helps Create More Inclusive Spaces

Quiet Hours are becoming more common in retail stores, museums, and other public spaces, creating calmer, more inclusive environments by reducing sensory stimuli such as bright lighting, loud music, and frequent announcements. While these initiatives often focus on sound and lighting, visual communication matters too. With its paper-like display, E Ink technology provides clear, easy-to-read information without the brightness or constant motion of traditional digital displays, helping create a more comfortable experience for everyone.

Why E Ink Matters in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we work, learn, and interact with technology. From AI assistants and smart devices to personalized retail experiences, AI is becoming part of our everyday lives. As AI continues to advance, one challenge is becoming increasingly important: energy.

PocketBook Q With E Ink Carta 1300 Touchscreen To Make IFA 2026 Debut

Forbes

The Next Stop for Transit Advertising: Color ePaper at Tokyo Station

Railway stations are constantly moving. Thousands of passengers pass through each day, schedules change, and advertising campaigns need to stay current. Yet many transit advertisements still rely on printed posters that must be installed and replaced by hand.

The Best Digital Notebooks and Smart Pens

WIRED

E Ink Announces ePaper Signage Pilot with JR Tokai Agency

BMW, E Ink Debut Fifth Color-Changing Concept Car at BMW Welt

The Shop

The Latest Color-Changing Car with E Ink Prism™ Inspired by Famous Superhero Will Exhibit at the BMW Welt

E Ink Prism Brings Dynamic Design to BMW iX3 Flow Showcase Vehicle

BMW unveiled the one-of-a-kind BMW iX3 Flow – Spider-Man Brand New Day to celebrate the new film.

BMW deploys E Ink Prism for Spider-Man themed vehicle

AV Magazine