A report on the R&D website states that the university's Flexible Display Centre, which is receiving funding from the US Army for the project, is using its bond/de-bond manufacturing process, in combination with UDC's full-colour OLED technology and materials. The low-power consumption and high visibility display are seen as key areas of importance for soldier portable equipment.
Demonstrations of the prototypes are to take place at the SID Conference in Los Angeles.
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R&D Online report
Full-color flexible AMOLED video displays hit show circuit
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New breakthrough achieves air-stable OFET material
The plastic electronics industry could benefit from an advance in organic field-effect transistor (OFET) technology
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Widening horizons for OLED televisions
The OLED television market is touted as one of the most lucrative for the organic and plastic electronics industry. Brilliant, vibrant and extremely thin displays that can be produced at a fraction of the cost of LCDs have been a source of much of the coverage of organic electronics
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