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Solas is a leading owner and licensor of technology focused on the OLED market. From the smallest OLED watch to the largest OLED TV, Solas' intellectual property is fundamental to the design, circuitry and manufacturing of OLED displays, now and many years into the future.

Solas has assembled one of the most comprehensive OLED portfolios in the world, providing new entrants to the OLED market the freedom to operate and gives existing companies the ability to defend their market positions.

Existing licensees to the Solas portfolio include market leaders in the OLED display, smartphone, computer and digital camera markets. Solas continues to seek, evaluate and acquire patents in the OLED space.

The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) is a UK based R&D institute that helps companies develop and scale manufacturing processes. CPI caters for the pharma, food, chemical, energy, transportation and printable electronics markets. It is a non-profit institute funded by the UK government, the private sector (through contract R&D services) and matched-funding EU projects.

CPI hosts UK's printed electronics technology center which includes an OLED/OPV prototyping line called LACE (built by MBraun) that can produce up to 20 samples per day with a panel size from 100mm to 200mm square. The line has slot-die and spin coating modules, metal and organic evaporation and encapsulation and enables deposition of OLED materials.

Established in 1978, Toray Research Center (TRC) is a subsidiary of Toray Industries. TRC provides R&D support to customers in a wide variety of fields with the latest advanced analytical equipment and accumulated experience.

For the OLED industry, TRC has developed its analytical technologies for more than 25 years and specializes in GCIB-TOF-SIMS, high-contrast TEM, and more.

Touch Display Research was established in 2013 as an independent technology market research and consulting firm specializing in touch screen and emerging display technologies.

TDR's areas of expertise include OLED displays, OLED lighting, flexible displays, e-paper displays, near-eye displays, quantum dots, pico projectors and more.

US-based Vkansee developed an OLED image sensing system, called MAPIS (MAtrix Pinhole Image Sensing), that supports high-performance in-display fingerprint scanning for OLED smartphones and other applications.

In 2018 Vkansee demonstrated its first prototype, following a collaboration with BOE Display. In 2019 the company announced a partnership with Tianma.

Win Coat, based in Taiwan, is focused on precision coating technologies. The company offers services to companies that want to develop coated products - from pilot lines to mass production.

The company is developing technologies for OLED lighting coating processes.