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by Omid Rahmat
Use cases span industries, with applications in appliances, retail, consumer electronics, residential applications, apparel, and industrial goods.
Tags:Digital Signage| E Ink| eReaders| Fabric & Textile Displays
by Arthur Berman
Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Daejeon, Republic of Korea) or KAIST are developing a white OLED (WOLED) on a thin fiber substrate. Such fibers have the potential for use …
Tags:Fabric & Textile Displays| Korea| OLEDs| R&D (Research & Development)
by Arthur Berman
Hyung Woo Choi of the Electrical Engineering Division, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge (Cambridge, UK) was the first author on a recently published article describing the development of a smart textile. A smart …
Tags:Fabric & Textile Displays| Flexible Displays| R&D (Research & Development)
by Arthur Berman
An international team of researchers headed by Xiang Shi of Fudan University (Shanghai, China) is developing an interactive display made in the form of an electronic fabric. The fabric has the potential for use …
Tags:Fabric & Textile Displays
by Peter Palomaki
It’s no secret that OLED and QLED have battled head-to-head for the past few years for the top spot in display technology. Last week I was one of the few quantum dot representatives at …
Tags:Events| Fabric & Textile Displays| InkJet Deposition| OLEDs| QD OLEDs| Quantum Dots| Roll to Roll (R2R)
by Arthur Berman
Think about clothing and an image that comes to mind may be of textiles that are both wearable and washable. Problems arise, however, when the image transforms to that of so-called smart clothing. As …
Tags:Fabric & Textile Displays| Flexible Displays| Korea| OLEDs| Wearables
by Matthew Brennesholtz
Royole’s Michael Williams wears a top hat with a Royole flexible OLED Display. (Credit: M. Brennesholtz) Royole Corporation was at the recent Pepcom event in New York to talk about their flexible OLED technology. …
Tags:AMOLED| Fabric & Textile Displays| Flexible Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 37
by Andrew Fenn
Fraunhofer FEP will present OLED elements that can be integrated into textiles at the ESTC2018 conference, which takes place in Dresden, Germany from September 18th to the 21st. To simplify the integration of OLED …
Tags:Back Panel| Fabric & Textile Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| OLEDs| Vol 25 - Issue 35
by Matthew Brennesholtz
On December 1st, I had a chance to attend a lecture given by Professor Kyung Cheol Choi at the Center for Advanced Flexible Display Convergence in the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology …
Tags:Fabric & Textile Displays| Flexible Displays| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Materials| OLEDs| Vol 23 - Issue 48
by Steve Sechrist
In case you missed it, sometime between cooking that turkey and ordering your first Christmas gift, the folks at Korea’s national research lab KAIST said they’ve developed a process that can lead to wearable …
Tags:Emerging Markets| Fabric & Textile Displays| Flexible Displays| OLEDs| Vol 23 - Issue 47| Wearables
by Tom Allen
Nikolas Bentel, a designer in New York City, has released a range of shirts that change colour in the presence of pollution, according to Mark Fihn’s Flexible Substrate. Bentel worked with Autodesk to develop …
Tags:Fabric & Textile Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 32| Wearable Market
by Arthur Berman
A research team headed by Professor Kyung-Cheol Choi in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Daejeon, South Korea) is developing Polymer Light Emitting Diodes that have …
Tags:Fabric & Textile Displays| Flexible Displays| OLEDs| Vol 22 - Issue 36