The display industry's top conference, SID DisplayWeek 2024, took place two weeks ago in San Jose, California. This was an interesting event, and fruitful, and a good chance to see almost the entire industry in the same location. OLED is clearly the leading display technology, but it seems that there is not much new innovation, it's difficult to think of a demo or prototype or technology that we have not seen before. Next-generation technologies, mostly microLEDs and QD-ELs, were also very prominent. Here's a list of all our articles from SID:
- Samsung Displays shows its latest OLED and QD-EL displays at Displayweek 2024
- Samsung shows an inkjet-printed 18.2" QD-EL prototype
- LG Display shows its latest OLED technologies at Displayweek 2024
- LG Display developed a 10,000 nits OLED microdisplay
- BOE shows new OLED displays at Displayweek 2024
- Innolux demonstrates microLED display prototypes at Displayweek 2024
- Impressions from the MicroLED Association's meeting at DisplayWeek 2024
- TCL CSoT: OLED, MicroLED and QD-EL displays
- TCL CSoT announced a $1 million prize to accelerate QD-EL technology
- AUO: impressive microLED displays at Displayweek 2024
- Tianma shows its latest OLEDs and MicroLEDs at Displayweek 2024
- Tianma shows promising micro-Fluidic ePaper display
- Visionox demonstrates its latest ViP OLED and Vistar's MicroLEDs
- SEL demonstrates a 15,000 nits direct-emission tandem OLED microdisplay
- E Ink shows its latest ePaper displays, panels and solutions
- MEGAMORPH demonstrates its graphene-based display technology at Displayweek 2024
We hope this coverage will be useful, and we also came back with some insights and data that will be incorporated into the OLED Toolbox's next edition. We also shared several videos from the event - you can view them all here.
