LG Display (Seoul, Korea), the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, has showcased its differentiated OLED products at the ‘SID (Society for Information Display) 2021’ exhibition, which was held online between the 17 and 21 May.
Nanosys (Silicon Valley, California), an industry pioneer and leading supplier of quantum dot light emitting materials and technology, announced the acquisition of glō, a leading technology company for microLED displays. The transaction significantly expands Nanosys’ capabilities and technology offerings, accelerating the company’s development and progress toward the widespread adoption of microLED and nanoLED display technology for future displays.
Carbon nanomaterial company Canatu (Vantaa, Finland) more than doubled the performance of its Carbon NanoBud (CNB) transparent conductive film. A multi-year research and development programme resulted in the best industrially applicable sheet resistance to optical transparency ratio ever seen in Carbon Nanotube (CNT) films. With sheet resistance of 35Ω/sq at 90% transmittance, Canatu CNB offers proven, high-performance material for automotive ADAS heater and flexible capacitive touch applications that require high electrical conductivity and high optical transparency. Featuring ultra-low haze and low reflection, the unique CNB film can be formed to any 3D shape enabling design freedom.
