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Researchers Develop First Deep-UV MicroLED Display Chips for Maskless Photolithography

by Emory Kale

Current mercury lamps and deep ultraviolet LED light sources often have drawbacks such as large device size, lower resolution, high energy consumption, and inadequate optical power density.

Tags:MicroLED| research| showcase

Creating Volumetric 3D Displays in Glass

by Joseph Bryans

Creating dynamic, full-color volumetric displays using special rare-earth-doped glass.

Tags:Glass| Holographic Displays| Materials| research| showcase

2025: MicroLED Industry at a Crossroads

by Joseph Bryans

Apple flat-footed the MicroLED market in early 2024 but the industry seems to be back on track.

Optimizing AlGaInP MicroLED Performance Through Ion Implantation Techniques

by Joseph Bryans

As ions showed superior results in improving device performance.

Tags:MicroLED| research| showcase

2025: The Year of Trillionaires, AI, and Tariffs

by Shawnee Blackwood

Time to tell it like it is and accurately predict the future.

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| MiniLED| OLED| showcase| TV market

The Race to Replace Your Phone with Your Face

by Omid Rahmat

The fundamental premise – that smart glasses will replace smartphones – faces both technical and deeply human barriers.

Tags:meta| Ray-Ban| showcase| smart glasses

Droplet Lasers Could Enable New Generation of Display Technology

by Emory Kale

The system employs ionic liquid droplets measuring 30.8 micrometers in diameter, containing laser dye and deposited via inkjet printing.

Tags:Laser display| research| showcase

It Was a Very Good OLED Year!

by Barry Young

OLED display shipments, revenue, and area rose as the entire display industry recovered from a difficult 2023.

Tags:Market Data| OLED| showcase

Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm Bond Over Android XR

by Omid Rahmat

Companies form a united front for everyone wanting to get into AR, VR, and XR, and who isn’t Meta or Apple.

The Apple Vision Pro Is Already Transforming Medical Research – And That Might Be a Problem

by Shawnee Blackwood

Apple pitched its Vision Pro headset as a revolutionary device for everyone, but the scientific community has other ideas. New research analyzing the first wave of Vision Pro studies reveals an unexpected trend: the …

Polariton Filters and the Elimination of Angular Dispersion

by Joseph Bryans

Conventional thin-film filters rely on multiple layers of transparent materials, which create interference patterns that define their optical properties.

Tags:optical film| Polarizers| research| showcase

A New Twist on OLED Technology: Making Triplet States Work Without Expensive Metals

by Joseph Bryans

The researchers identified several crucial structural requirements for achieving this ultrafast emission.

Tags:Materials| OLED| research| showcase