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We are happy to announce the new edition of The OLED Handbook, the most comprehensive resource on OLED technology, industry and market - now updated for 2023. The OLED industry grows and changes very fast, and the new edition include new details on the OLED mobile and IT display segments, foldable and rollable displays, OLED and QD-OLED TVs, and more!

Reading this book, you'll learn all about:

• OLED technology and materials and production processes
• How OLEDs compare to LCD displays
• OLED TVs, foldable, rollable and transparent OLEDs
• The OLED lighting industry
• The future of OLED displays and the challenges ahead

The book also provides:

• A history of OLED development
• A guide to OLED investment
• A comprehensive list of OLED companies
• A list of existing and planned AMOLED fabs
• An introduction to quantum dots, micro-LEDs and e-paper displays

The OLED handbook has been read by hundreds of display engineers, business developers, researchers, equipment vendors, OLED material companies, private investors and others who wished to learn more about OLEDs today and in the future.

OLED-Info and Perovskite-Info are happy to announce the 2023 edition of The Perovskite Handbook. This book is a comprehensive guide to perovskite materials, applications and industry, and it is now updated to January 2023 and lists recent developments and new companies, initiatives and research activities.

Perovskites are an exciting class of materials that feature a myriad of exciting properties. Perovskites are now entering the display market, with applications in quantum dots, LEDs, lasers and more.

Reading this book, you'll learn all about:

• Different perovskite materials, their properties and structure
• How perovskites can be made, tuned and used
• What kinds of applications perovskites are suitable for
• Perovskites Quantum Dots
• Perovskite solar cells, their merits and challenges
• Perovskites-based LEDs
• The state of the perovskite market, potential and future

The book also provides: a history of perovskite research, a guide to perovskite companies and developers, information on leading collaboration and development projects, a comprehensive list of perovskite companies and much more!

On March 27 the MicroLED Industry Association will host a private webinar on perovskite materials for the microLED industry. Perovskite materials hold great promise for the solar industry and in recent years we are seeing promising signs for the adoption of perovskites the display industry.

The upcoming Seminar will feature four world-leading speakers, and will also be open to a Q&A session. We will learn more about the state-of-the-art perovskite research and development, with a focus of course on applications in the microLED industry - for both perovskite QDs and PeLEDs.

The following is a sponsored post by ISORG

ISORG is a French company based in Grenoble and Limoges in France, and the world centre of excellence for OPD technology (Organic Photo Diode). With more than 85 patents, ISORG is a technology rich company focused on three main market opportunities: (i) Smartphone fingerprint sensing, (ii) Security applications such as identification and border-crossing markets and (iii) SWIR and NIR CMOS imaging markets for automotive, AR-VR and smartphone applications. It has Gen 2 and Gen 3.5 factory capacity in France and a set of partnerships with leading companies in sensing and authentication. More can be found on ISORG here. In May 2022, CEO Dieter May left the helm of OSRAM Opto Semiconductors to join ISORG.

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Display industry consultant Ian Hendy has interviewed ISORG's CEO Dieter May.

Toray Research Center (TRC) is now hosting online webinars focused on display technologies. TRC, who supplies technical analysis and support for R&D and manufacturing, invites you to attend the online lectures at no cost, to learn more about OLED, microLED and QD technologies and analysis of OLED devices.

The webinars include recorded presentations, which will be available online up until to November 22. You can register for the webinars here.

The webinar will include three different presentations:

• OLED dopant ratio for efficient emission
• Laser-based processes for microLED production, analysis method to evaluate chips after transfer
• Degradation analysis of QD-LED devices

In the next two weeks, Toray Research Center (TRC) is hosting online webinars focused on display technologies. TRC, who supplies technical analysis and support for R&D and manufacturing, invites you to attend the online lectures at no cost, to learn more about OLED, microLED and QD technologies and analysis of OLED devices.

The webinars include recorded presentations, which will be available online up until to November 22. You can register for the webinars here.

In case you missed it, here are some recent and popular OLED stories that you may find of interest:

• SDC confirms plans for a 8-Gen IT OLED production line, to begin operations in 2024
• Is printed-OLED producer JOLED on the brink of bankruptcy?
• Samsung to increase its QD-OLED production capacity by year's end
• LG Display to start producing mid-size WOLED panels as demand for TVs declines
• Intel and Samsung Display show a rollable 17-inch AMOLED display prototype
• LGE starts shipping a 42" bendable OLED monitor/TV
• SDC aims to mass produce OLED microdisplays by 2024
• LG Display plans a new automotive OLED production line
• Japan Display announces a breakthrough lithographic-based OLED production method
• Apple reduces its OLED orders from SDC for 2022
• OLED Microdisplays in China - industry snapshot October 2022
• DSSC sees a $65 billion OLED market in 2026
• The world's first QD-OLED devices start shipping
• Samsung starts developing a tandem OLED architecture for Apple's future iPads
• UDC says it will have a commercial blue PHOLED emitter by 2024

The MicroLED Industry Association is happy to welcome new members to the association, including LG Electronics and Comptek Solutions. LG and Comptek are the latest member to join the newly formed association, to help advance the microLED industry and related technologies.

The MicroLED Industry Association was established to help accelerate the adoption of microLED display technologies. The new association brings together leading companies and organizations active in the MicroLED industry and provides an ideal forum for solving common technology issues, fostering cooperation and sharing relevant information, resources and tools. The association will also work to promote its member companies, their technologies and products.

The OLED Microdisplay industry is enjoying increased interest in the last few years, as the world's leading device makers (led by Apple, Facebook, Sony, Google, Samsung and others) are all developing next-generation VR and AR devices that are based on high-end microdisplays. OLED is regarded as the most fitting technology to power these next-generation devices.

Up until a few years ago, there was only a handful of companies that developed and produced microdisplays - led by eMagin, Sony, OLiGHTEK and MicroOLED, and the combined production volume was very limited, as applications were mostly in the defense, medical and high-end cameras sectors. But the increased demand spawned many more companies, some of which have already started to sell displays in the market, which expanded the global supply dramatically.

The OLED microdisplay industry is enjoying high demand, and over the past years we have seen several new producers join the market, and new projects and developments. Here are some of the latest OLED microdisplay related industry news:

• Samsung is testing eMagin's direct patterning technology for its future OLED microdisplays
• LG Display and SK Hynix to collaborate on OLED microdisplay production
• Samsung Display aims to start producing OLED microdisplays by 2024
• LG Display: OLED will be the main display technology for future AR and VR devices
• Qualcomm unveils a new AR HMD reference design powered by Seeya OLED microdisplays
• APS to build a a 3000 PPI OLED microdisplay R&D production line
• BCDTEK sets out to construct a $970 million 12-inch OLED microdisplay fab in Huainan
• DSCC: Apple's first VR headset will sport two OLED microdisplays and an additional AMOLED
• Reports say Meta is working on a microOLED display powered VRR headset
• On Sidtek's OLED microdisplays status and plans
• DSCC: AMOLEDs and OLED microdisplays to re-enter the VR market in 2023-2024
• Kopin received new orders and new customers for its OLED microdisplays and backplanes
• SNU Precision to launch a direct emission OLED microdisplay deposition tool
• Important things to keep in mind when designing an OLED micro-display project
• On Seeya's OLED microdisplays status and plans