Poland-based The Ergis Group is a leader in plastics processing that is active in many markets, such as food packaging, medical and protective films, industrial films, automotive films and decorative films.
In 2020 Ergis launched its first product for the display market, the noDiffusion encapsulation film for flexible OLED displays and lighting panels. The films offer very high transparency and excellent barrier properties. Ergis also offers similar films for the flexible photovoltaic industry.
Sanayi System, established in Korea in 2002, is a supplier of simulation software for LCD displays, OLED displays and touch panels.
For the OLED industry, Sanayi offers its TechWiz OLED software that provides OLED optical characteristic (EQE and outcoupling).
Germany-based Oreltech is an early stage company that commercializes a unique printed electronics technology based on novel conductive ink and production process.
The company's ink and processes are suitable for the deposition of OLED electrodes for flexible devices.
China-based Viewtrix (also called Yunyinggu) was established in 2015 as a display technology provider. The company developed driver ICs for OLED and OLED microdisplays.
Korea-based Sapien Semiconductors is fabless design house that develops innovative CMOS backplane ASICs for both OLEDs and microLED displays. The company utilizes its patented PWM-based pixel driving circuit to achieve low power consumption.
Korea-based Dowoo Insys, established in 2010, is a developer and supplier of glass products for the display industry.
Dowoo Insys develops ultra-thin glass covers for foldable OLED displays. The company provides its glass, which is a treated Schott Glass UTG, to Samsung Display.
Established in 1997, Taiwan-based Novatek Microelectronics Corp. is a fabless chip design company that provides a wide range of display driver ICs and SoC solutions.
Novatek develops drivers for both small-sized and large-area displays - LCD and AMOLED displays.
US-based Amorphyx develops amorphous-metals based display backplanes, which can be used to drive displays using quantum-tunneling. The company says that such backplanes will enable extremely fast conductivity and thus "unlimited" refresh rates.
Amorphyx's AMNR-based backplane are compatible with LCDs, OLEDs and e-paper displays.
China-based GigaDisplay Semiconductor develops display driver ICs, offering drivers for both mobile AMOLED panels and OLED microdisplays.
In February 2018 GigaDisplay demonstrated its microdisplay drivers and plans to achieve mass production by the end of 2018.
Texas Instruments (TI) is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies, specializing in analog and embedded processing products.
TI offers several power supply bias chips to drive AMOLED displays.
