Today we published a new edition of our Automotive OLED Market Report, with all the latest information. The new edition includes new car models with OLED displays and lighting, and updates from several companies, including LG's new automotive OLED strategy. The adoption of OLED technologies by the automotive is accelerating and expected to continue in the future.

Reading this report, you'll learn all about:

• OLED advantages and challenges
• PMOLED and AMOLED displays adopted in cars today
• Why OLED lighting is exciting for car makers
• All about flexible and transparent OLEDs

The report package also provides:

• A directory of all OLED automotive display makers
• OLED lighting roadmaps
• Personal contact details into leading OLED produces
• Car concepts with OLED technologies
• Free updates for a year

This OLED Automotive market report provides a great introduction to OLED display and lighting solutions for the automotive industry. This is a great guide for anyone involved with the automotive market - car makers, suppliers and aftermarket solutions.

Japan Display (JDI) plans to start producing medium-sized OLED displays, to be used in tablets and laptops. The company hopes to start producing the first panels (which will be around 14-inch in size) by 2025.

Asus ZenBook 17 Fold OLED (BOE panel)

Up until now, JDI focused on the production of wearable OLED displays, selling its panels for Apple's smartwatches since 2019. The company's production volume was limited, and so was its technology capabilities to increase production panel sizes. It will be interesting to see whether JDI hopes to also supply its future laptop/tablet panels to Apple.

Here are some recent and popular OLED stories featured at OLED-Info, in case you missed it:

• Apple still relies on Samsung for most of its iPhone OLED displays
• LG Display reveals its automotive display strategy and its latest OLED customers
• Apple to adopt lower-cost BOE and Seeya OLED microdisplays in future Vision Pro
• LG to soon start producing 32", 34" and 39" WOLED panels
• Samsung shows under-display-camera solution and a bezel-less OLED display
• Yeolight starts installing production equipment at its $300 million OLED lighting fab
• OLED revenues to decline 7% in 2023, due to low demand for TVs and smartphones
• JOLED files for bankruptcy, Japan Display to take over assets
• Apple to switch to OLED displays in almost all of its devices by 2027
• HKC to start making eLEAP AMOLED displays in collaboration with Japan Display
• Is current OLED architecture obsolete?
• OLED Microdisplays in China - industry snapshot
• UDC says it will have a commercial blue PHOLED emitter by 2024

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Researchers from the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and the Asan Medical Center (AMC) have developed the world's first OLED-based catheter for phototherapy within internal organs.

OLED-based light therapy has been researched, and even commercialized, before, but only for external use. This is the first time that such a device has been developed for internal use.  The device developed by the joint research team is a catheter-shaped OLED platform that can be directly inserted into tubular organs like the duodenum and is water-resistant.