Gary Sharp and Kristina Johnson invented polarization-control technology used in products such as projection televisions, front-projection displays, and most 3D digital cinema installations today. In 1995, Sharp and Johnson co-founded ColorLink to commercialize applications for a patented multi-layer stack of retardation films, using polarization to generate saturated colors. This was an enabling technology for liquid-crystal-on-silicon (LCOS) TVs and projectors, though expanding expertise in polarization control resulted in inventions serving several industries.
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