In the mid-2010s, at a Department of Energy workshop on solid-state lighting, a young MicroLED entrepreneur told the OLED gathering in a Khrushchev-like statement that his company would bury OLEDs by producing a commercial, cost-competitive 65-inch TV by 2020. Ten years later, the only commercial MicroLED TV costs a whopping $100,000 and is the only volume product on the market using the technolog
LG Display’s research into fourth-generation OLED technology has been recognized with a Distinguished Paper of the Year award at the 2025 Society for Information Display (SID) Display Week. The awarded research centers on LG Display’s proprietary Primary RGB Tandem OLED structure, which vertically stacks separate red, green, and blue light-emitting layers. The design enables the panel to reach a p
In the field of digital commercial display, 32-inch wall-mounted all-in-one advertising machines are becoming the core carrier of brand communication and information display with their golden size visual advantages and intelligent interactive capabilities.
When we use our fingers to lightly touch the screen of our mobile phones to unlock them, or check store information on the touch screen in the mall, every contact between our fingertips and the screen is interpreting a technological revolution that has lasted for more than half a century. As a key interface for human-computer interaction, touch screen displays have evolved from conceptual prototyp
As we approach Display Week 2025, there’s a renewed sense of momentum and possibility. Breakthrough developments across microdisplays, transparent panels, and smart lighting systems are set to transform how we engage with the world around us. But beneath these remarkable demos lies a more subtle force that makes it all possible: a thoughtful approach to innovation infrastructure enabled by intelle
Want to know how your screen displays images? Learn how liquid crystal and light work together inside an LCD display. This article will give you a simple and easy-to-understand understanding of liquid crystals!
This article will deeply analyze the transformation practice of First Country Bank, a community bank in the Midwest of the United States, to see how it achieved significant results of increasing customer satisfaction by 28% and business processing efficiency by 40% within 3 months by deploying 15.6-inch smart terminals.
