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Breakthrough in Large Area Inkjet-Printed OLEDs Using Non-Toxic Solvent System

by Joseph Bryans

According to the researchers, this technology could enable a new generation of large area, flexible OLED displays and lighting at much lower costs.

Tags:InkJet Deposition| OLED| research| showcase| TADF

Engineering the Hole Transport Layer Boosts Stability in Quantum Dot LED Displays

by Joseph Bryans

The findings pave the way for continued optimization of QDLED components to unlock their full potential.

Tags:LED| Quantum Dots| research| showcase

Augmented Reality Goggles to Help Treat Teen Anxiety and Depression

by Shawnee Blackwood

The researchers believe this technology will fill a gap in existing treatment methods by enabling more effective at-home practice for teens facing anxiety and depression.

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Researchers Create Electronics With On-Demand Locomotion

by Joseph Bryans

Researchers have developed a new type of shape-changing electronic material that can twist, bend, and even jump on command.

Tags:Flexible Devices| LED| research| showcase

New Low-Temperature Method for 3D Printing Glass Developed

by Joseph Bryans

The new low-temperature glass printing technique enables the cost-effective fabrication of intricate glass microcomponents for applications in optics, electronics, medical devices, and microfluidics.

Tags:Glass| research

Start-up Rayleigh Vision Announces Readiness to Mass-Produce its Patented Stacked MicroLEDs

by Joseph Bryans

The company boasts over 300 patents and believes it has game-changing technology that is ready for the mass market.

Tags:Microdisplay| MicroLED| Rayleigh Vision| research

Stretchable Multicolor Synesthesia Display Generates Synchronized Sound and Light for Advanced Interfaces

by Emory Kale

Two key applications were demonstrated by the researchers: visual-acoustic encryption using synchronized lighting and sound for advanced security, and multiplex QR code using lighting and sound for seamless multi-domain interactivity.

Tags:research| showcase| Stretched Displays

Paving the Path to Efficient Blue Perovskite LEDs

by Emory Kale

Realizing efficient and stable blue PeLEDs will remove a major roadblock for perovskite displays spanning the visible spectrum.

Tags:Blue Light| PeLED (Perovskite LED)| research| showcase

Supporting High-Performing MR/VR Displays Using Achromatic Diffractive Liquid Crystal Optics

by Emory Kale

Diffractive optics like liquid crystal lenses can be very thin but suffer from chromatic aberration that causes different colors to focus at different points.

Tags:LCD| MR| OLED| research| VR

Creating a Wider Viewing Angle for Holographic 3D Displays

by Emory Kale

The researchers wanted to create a holographic display with a wider viewing angle so more people could see the 3D image clearly at the same time.

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Innolux Researchers Develop LCD-Based Light Field Display for VR Comfort

by Emory Kale

Researchers have been trying various methods to improve the quality and performance of near-eye displays. One of the promising techniques they’ve looked into involves using light field (LF) displays, which can offer a more realistic and immersive visual experience.

Achieving Ultra-Low 1.47 Volt Turn-on for Blue OLED

by Emory Kale

Traditional blue OLEDs usually need about 4 volts to achieve a luminance level of 100 cd/m2, which exceeds the ideal voltage of 3.7 volts used by lithium-ion batteries in most smartphones.

Tags:blue OLED| research| showcase