Bending and large size for the two major trends of the vehicle panel, large plant layout self-luminous OLED technology

Intelligent display applications fully start large size, bendable and low power consumption is the key. LED light source, liquid crystal display and advanced semiconductor process are familiar terms of technology in daily life, and the most forward-looking display technology developers in the current market happen to develop and promote more intelligent display applications through the assembly of LED、optoelectronic and semiconductor fields. It is expected to lead the increasingly diversified electronic device panels from LCD backlight to LED self-luminescence and stimulate the next generation display technology to spread business opportunities.

Imagine an electronic display cabinet in front of you: from the most compact smart watch, a handheld smartphone, a thin tablet that makes A4 content clear, a large pen and electricity, or even a bendable car panel that allows real-time traffic to jump across the screen in a wide range of angles, or an electronic traffic station that is firmly installed outside the light, and a super-large broadcast screen that appears on the concert scene. Display technology is ubiquitous. It has taken on the interface of effective communication between man and machine from the past, and will open the countless potential of smart technology applications in the future.

Now is the era of smartphones as the mainstream consumer device, the screen is not only the facade of the product, but also the performance pointer that can be judged intuitively from the appearance. In addition to the most advanced transmission and computing processors, the cost of panels on electronic devices is also increasing.

With apple's latest iPhone 12 series, according to industry research firm Counterpoint, its production costs are more than 20 percent higher than the previous generation of iPhone 11. In addition to supporting Qualcomm's 5 G data chips in the millimeter-wave band, Samsung's OLED panel is the second most expensive component.