In recent years, we have seen the emergence of new OLED architectures, processes and materials that signal the end of this technological uniformity. In our
latest article, we examine the different technologies, speculate how the industry is changing and where it is headed - and understand the implications for supply chain companies.
That era of
technological uniformity is ending — and ending rapidly. The industry has now fractured into at least six distinct manufacturing paradigms running in parallel: traditional FMM deposition on 6-Gen, next-generation FMM on 8.6-Gen, photolithography-based maskless OLED (ViP, eLEAP, MAX OLED), inkjet-printed RGB OLED, and WOLED (WRGB) and QD-OLED large-area deposition. in addition to these processes, we may be witnessing the first real fragmentation in OLED
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