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iBeam Gets Help to Be Disruptive from a Tech Giant

by Bob Raikes

It’s sometimes hard as an independent analyst to work out whether a claimed technical breakthrough is really what it seems. I don’t have a team of engineers and scientists on the payroll to evaluate …

iBeam Materials to Present its Vision of the Future of Displays

by Artem Alekseenko

iBeam Materials, Inc., the leader in enabling large-area monolithic microLED displays using GaNoX technology (including GaN-on-metal and GaN-on-Glass), announced that the company will be presenting its technology updates at two key industry conferences in …

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A Fish Out of Water at the OLED Summit 2019

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 …

Fraunhofer Updates on OLED on Stainless Steel

by Bob Raikes

At SID, we reported on the development of OLEDs on stainless steel substrates by the Fraunhofer FEP in cooperation with Nippon Steel & Sumikin Materials Co., Ltd. (NSMAT) and Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal …

GJM’s R2R System Speeds Production by 50%

by Tom Allen

South Korea’s GJM has developed a new 300mm roll-to-roll deposition system. It is capable of directly depositing both organic and inorganic materials on plastic, and can be used to mass-produce flexible OLEDs. Production can …

Glass-on-Glass Lamination for Large OLEDs by Fraunhofer

by Tom Allen

Fraunhofer FEP has developed a way to fabricate flexible OLEDs on ultra-thin glass, and encapsulate them with an ultra-thin glass foil as part of the same process. These OLEDs will be shown at AIMCAL …

ITRI Establishes R2R OLED Line

by Tom Allen

Image: ITRIElectronics and Optoelectronics System Research Laboratories, under the auspices of Taiwan’s ITRI, is building a roll-to-roll production line for flexible OLED lighting panels. The panels are based on thin glass substrates. The front-end …

TREASORES Develops Thin, Flexible Electrodes

by Tom Allen

The TREASORES project ((Transparent Electrodes for Large Area Large Scale Production of Organic Optoelectronic Devices) is a European project, established in late 2012, aiming to develop technologies to reduce the production costs of certain …

Exploring the Potential for Printed LEDs

by Phillip Wright

The range of enterprises seeking to develop and apply printed inorganic light emitting diodes (LEDs) for lighting and display applications is expanding with some interesting recent developments. Rohinni with offices in Coeur d’Alene, ID, …

Wearable-Flexible Display Market Update (WF10)

by Phillip Wright

Following the session and panel discussion with five speakers moderated by Jack Kent of IHS titled What are Wearables for Anyway, the Display Week 2015 Market Focus Conference – Wearables-Flexible proceeded to an overview …

TCL Growing with CSOT Supply (KN2)

by Bob Raikes

The second keynote was from TCL’s CEO Dongsheng Li who is also Chairman of CSOT. Li started by looking at an overview of the market. The global business is still in some trouble and …

Flex-o-Fab Demonstrates Flexible OLED from Roll to Roll Process

by Norbert Hildebrand

Flex-o-Fab, the European research program for OLED, has reported the first OLED device produced by a roll to roll process. The program includes 12 European companies and organizations from different fields which came together …