Royole has announced the world s first micro-LED based stretchable display.
The 2.7-inch panel demonstrated by Royole is not just foldable and rollable, but is also claimed to be capable of 3D free form shaping.
Royole says its stretchable micro-LED displays are highly applicable for wearables and smart car windshields.
Royole, which launched the world s first foldable phone in late 2018, has now announced the first micro-LED based stretchable display technology (via
Android Authority). The company claims the technology is compatible with industrial manufacturing process, so it may not take very long for the first devices with Royole s stretchable micro-LED displays to hit the market.
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FREMONT, Calif., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Royole Corporation, a pioneer and the global leader in flexible electronics, presented new research findings at the 2021 Display Week Symposium, demonstrating the world s first micro-LED based stretchable display technology compatible with industrial manufacturing processes.
Royole introduces world s first micro-LED based stretchable display technology compatible with industrial manufacturing processes at 2021 Display Week Symposium.
This marks another significant milestone in flexible electronics for Royole, which developed the world s thinnest full-color, fully flexible display (FFD) in 2014, as well as the world s first FFD mass production facility and brought the world s first commercial foldable smartphone with flexible display to market, FlexPai® in 2018.
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