The Fraunhofer IAP and Korea Electronics Technology Institute (KETI) have launched a joint research project to develop ink-jet printed quantum dots color filters for microLED displays.

The five-years CoCoMe (Color Converting MicroLeds) project aims to develop materials and processes to achieve high brightness microLEDs using quantum based color filters.

Sony was the first company to introduce micro-LED large-area displays with its launch of the Crystal LED (also called Canvas LED, or CLEDIS) displays in 2016. Now Sony is introducing this groundbreaking display type to the residential market.

Crystal LED displays are made from tiled LED modules, each 403x453 mm in size and with a resolution of 320x360. The displays offer HDR support (peak luminance is 1,000 nits), 10-bit grayscale support, high frame rate (up to 120p) and a freedom of design.

e-Paper displays offer exciting features, such as great image quality, low power consumption (bi-stability), sunlight visibility and more. Our sister site E-Ink-Info.com published a short video that introduces e-paper display technology and the current market status: