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Researchers Developing Improved Perovskite-Based LEDs

by Arthur Berman

LEDs made from perovskite could lower costs and manufacturing overheads.

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Bottom Up, ‘Cinematic’ Chemistry for Blue QDs

by Bob Raikes

Most quantum dot displays use a source of blue light (LEDs in nearly all cases except Samsung Display’s QD-OLED panels) but this means that you have to make the blue light emit from the …

Tags:Blue Light| EL (Electroluminescent)| Quantum Dots| R&D (Research & Development)

Breakthrough thinking in MicroLED and the implications for QDEL blue dots

by Ian Hendy

From the SID conference this year, one really interesting theme emerged for me as rising in importance. That is the role of single emitter material systems for MicroLED. Up to now, most display companies …

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InZiv Raises $10M Series A1 to Pioneer the Future of microLED Display Inspection and Repair

by Artem Alekseenko

InZiv, a leader in high-resolution inspection and repair of microLED, QLED, and OLED displays, announced that it has raised $10M in a Series A1 round led by BlueRed Partners, a Singapore based venture capital …

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Crystal Clear: Pioneering the Last 60 years of Display Technology Innovation & Looking Into the Future

by Sri Peruvemba

From large outdoor interactive screens on buildings to tiny displays in wristwatches, the display industry has created applications and entire industries over the past 60 years, transforming our entire society. Just take a look …

The Future of QD display – Phosphors & Quantum Dots Industry Forum 2021

by Sweta Dash

Quantum Dot display technology is continuously evolving with new materials, new processes and new devices while progressing towards becoming the ultimate next generation self emissive display solution. The recent virtual “Phosphors and Quantum Dots …

The diverse world of printing in displays: how printing impacts AMOLED, AMQLED, microLEDs,AR/VR and beyond – Part 2

by Khashayar Ghaffarzadeh

This is the second part of a summary of developments in the use of printing in display manufacture, which will be explored in more depth at the “nnovations & Market Trends In Displays & …

Tags:Augmented Reality| EL (Electroluminescent)| EPD (Electrophoretic)| MicroLED| Optics

BOE launches a 55-inch ultra-high-definition active Quantum Dot display

by Milos Pavlovic

What They Say GizmoChina reported that BOE has made a prototype 55″ QLED ultrahd display, using electroluminescent QD technology. The colour gamut is quoted at 119% of NTSC and 1 million to one contrast. …

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DNP Develops Film That Corrects Blue Tint of Organic EL Panels When Viewed From an Angle

by Artem Alekseenko

Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. (DNP) has developed a new film that corrects the blue tint seen in organic electroluminescent (EL) panels when viewing devices from an angle. Organic EL panels are being increasingly …

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The Tortoise and the Hare – A Tale of Emissive Display Technology

by Peter Palomaki

When I was a kid and heard the famous story of the Tortoise and the Hare, I was struck by the numerous morals woven into the tale. Was it the arrogance of the Hare …

Tags:EL (Electroluminescent)| MicroLED| Nanosys| Patents| Quantum Dots

RDS Releases Transparent Lumineq Touch Displays

by Andrew Fenn

Transparent touch displays with Lumineq Touch Technology built in are now available from Review Display Systems (RDS). Enabled by atomic layer deposition (ALD), these displays can be used in applications where fully transparent properties …

Tags:EL (Electroluminescent)| Mobile Display Monitor| Touch Market| Vol 25 - Issue 34

VDS02 Head Up Displays Remain a Challenge

by Ken Werner

In the session on head-up displays, Olli Pekonen (Beneq Oy, Espoo, Finland) presented thin-film electroluminescent displays (TFELs) as being well-suited for vehicular applications. The operating temperature is -100ºC to +100C, there is virutally no …