Roland Wooster joins Brian Berkeley for an update on VESA's popular DisplayHDR certification program. DisplayHDR has been used to certify the HDR performance of over 600 PC, monitor and notebook products to date. Roland shares some of the history of the HDR certification efforts within VESA, the most recent updates to DisplayHDR version 1.1, and what to look for in future versions.

Roland works at Intel, where he is Principal Engineer and Display & Platform Technologist within Intel’s Client Domain Architecture and Strategy Group. Among other activities, Roland is quite active in display standardization. Roland has a leadership role at VESA, where he serves as chairman of their High Dynamic Range task group. That group has developed and released the “DisplayHDR” criteria.

Links
VESA: https://www.VESA.org
DisplayHDR: https://www.DisplayHDR.org
DisplayHDR Certified Products: https://displayhdr.org/certified-products