Yoshiro Suzuki
	Olympus Optical Co., Ltd. Information Products Division PS Business Department Manager, Development Group #5 He is involved in research, development and planning within the information products field, as well as being experienced in product planning for printers. Having put a lot of effort into the development of black and white printers, his interest switched to developing devices that could print out large-scale, high-definition color images. Already part of Olympus' new technology development team, he helped produce the concept of a high-definition display from this new direction. He also helped inspire the installation of the HDPS100 in the Olympus head office lobby. He was born in a town in Ibaraki Prefecture that is well-known for brewing sake.

Tadashi Nishio
	Olympus Optical Co., Ltd. Information Products Division PS Business Department Product Manager, Development Group #5 In his product management role, he guides how a product goes right through from development into production and then sales. As a machine technician, he was also previously involved mainly in the development of inkjet printers. His keen eye for quality has helped ensure the technical high standards of the HDPS100 system. He is now helping launch the new product. At the weekends he enjoys farming a rented plot where he can unwind and relax.

Yasuhiro Komiya
	Olympus Optical Co., Ltd. Imaging Technology Department Manager, Development Group #4 He worked on the technical specifications and installation of the HDPS system for both the OTF80 exhibition and the DreamTech exhibition held six months later. In the process, he lost ten kilograms (22 pounds) in weight. Now that the product goal has been achieved, he has been able to relax a little and recover some of the lost weight. His next challenge in this new age of high-speed broadband data transmission is to create the high-definition successor to Digital HiVision broadcasting. He originally joined Olympus as a result of his interest in photography and love of cameras. This persists in his ongoing quest to produce worlds of vivid, high-definition color.