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Skepticism, Wide Color Gamut and HDR Advancements

by Omid Rahmat

Great is the enemy of good, and considering the billions of dollars that have to go into making great displays, it may be time to pull back to the safe haven of good enough.

Realizing the Future of Display Technology: MicroLED TVs

by Reza Chaji

The transition from OLED to MicroLED is not just a technological upgrade; it’s a significant leap toward a future where display capabilities are boundless.

Tags:MicroLED| OLED| Quantum Dots| showcase| VueReal

Quantum Dot Nobel Laureate Moungi Bawendi (And His Original Students) at Display Week 2024

by Peter Palomaki

Professor Moungi Bawendi, who received the Nobel Prize in chemistry last year, provided an engaging keynote address to a standing room only audience of thousands.

Tags:Display Week 2024| Quantum Dots| research| showcase

Mojo Vision Unveils High-Density MicroLED Display Technology at Display Week 2024

by Emory Kale

The company claims its advancements in MicroLED technology, particularly through the integration of QDs and MLA, position the company to deliver next-generation display solutions for a variety of applications.

Tags:Display Week 2024| Micro Lens Array (MLA)| MicroLED| Mojo Vision| Quantum Dots

Unveiled: TCL’s New QD-MiniLED TV Lineup

by Emory Kale

The flagship 115″ model from the QM8 series will be sold for $26,999.99.

Tags:MiniLED| Quantum Dots| TCL| TV Sets

Applied Materials Reports a New Approach to Full-Color Conversion for MicroLED Displays

by Joseph Bryans

A 1.37-inch smartwatch display prototype using UV MicroLEDs and RGB QDs is showcased in the research, achieving a pixel density of 318 PPI, luminance over 3,000 nits, and a high contrast ratio.

Tags:MicroLED| Quantum Dots| research

Microdisplay Technology Enhances Brain Surgery Precision by Visualizing Neuronal Activity in Real Time

by Joseph Bryans

The microdisplays measure 5 by 5 square millimeters and 32 by 32 square millimeters and include either 1024 or 2048 of these LEDs,

Electric Control of Light-Matter Hybrid Particles: A New Era for Optical Display Technology

by Joseph Bryans

The use of polariton particles could eliminate the need for multiple quantum dots in displays, as a single polariton particle can emit light across all colors with enhanced brightness.

Tags:Quantum Dots| research| showcase

Unclogging Ink Jet Nozzles and Redefining Quantum Dot Displays With Organic-Inorganic Hybrids

by Joseph Bryans

The paper delves into enhancing color conversion efficiency in commercial displays, leveraging the unique properties of QDs and the strategic use of composite materials to optimize light conversion while addressing the leakage of unconverted blue light.

Tags:OLED| Quantum Dots| research| showcase

The Hubris of Premium TV Technology

by Omid Rahmat

Normal people deserve great TVs at great prices. Who is letting them down these days?

Trapping Light in an Impossibly Tiny Space: The Quest for Extreme Confinement in Nanocavities

by Emory Kale

This advancement paves the way for the development of nanoscale lasers and LEDs, potentially achieving the ultra-small active regions required for single-emitter applications.

Tags:MicroLED| NanoLED| Quantum Dots| research| showcase

As Bruce Lee Once Said, Be As Nvidia My Display Friend

by Omid Rahmat

Bruce Les is always right and he knew a thing or two about QDs. Really.