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Researchers Develop New Hybrid OLED-Like Material for Enhanced Light-Driven Applications

by Emory Kale

At the core of this innovation is the hybrid material’s ability to transmute long-wavelength photons – common in red light and adept at permeating tissue, fog, and liquids – into short-wavelength blue or ultraviolet photons.

Tags:Nanophotonics| OLED| research

Visionox Licenses Technology to Hefei JV for AMOLED Production

by Omid Rahmat

Visionox previously had plans to invest in a Gen 8.6 OLED IT production line in Shenzhen. However, economic conditions and technology challenges made that unlikely.

Tags:AMOLED| BOE| Manufacturing| OLED| Visionox

Don’t Blame Samsung for Doing Business With LG for its OLED TVs

by Omid Rahmat

It’s almost as if market share in TVs is a matter of national pride.

FlatFrog Labs and LG Display Unveil 55″ OLED Touch-Based Collaboration Display

by Shawnee Blackwood

The display, called the TeamTablet, has been specifically designed to improve collaboration in hybrid work environments.

$69 Million Investment in Photoresist Company Part of Growing Chinese Alignment on Attaining Global Leadership in Display Industries

by Emory Kale

Expectations are that China’s OLED panel production capacity will comprise more than half the global capacity by 2025.

Tags:China| Fuyang Xinyihua| Manufacturing| OLED| TFT LCD

OLED Displays in Smartphones Reach 49% Global Market Share in Q1’23

by Shawnee Blackwood

The turning point for OLED display adoption in smartphones can be traced back to the launch of the iPhone 12.

LG’s OLED Instrument Panels to be Integrated in Future Hyundai, Kia EVs, Amid New Korean Alliance

by Shawnee Blackwood

LG has been extending its customer base since 2021 when it started providing OLEDs for Mercedes-Benz’s digital cockpits.

Display Week 2023’s Emerging Trends for Next Generation OLED

by Sweta Dash

The display industry has shifted from record growth and very high revenue in 2021 to a declined market in 2022. In times like these, innovations and developments in display materials, process, products and technology can help to recover and drive demand in future.