Futaba

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Futaba Corporation is a Japanese company that produces Vacuum Fluorescent Displays (VFDs) and other industrial and commercial components and modules. In October 2011 Futaba bought TDK's part in their PMOLED joint venture, TDK Micro Device Corporation, which is now a Futaba subsidiary.

Futaba develops and manufactures small PMOLED displays for consumer applications including flexible PMOLEDs. In 2022, the company signed a strategic agreement with RiTDisplay, that will produce PMOLED displays for Futaba, who is now likely not producing any displays in-house anymore.

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Futaba - PMOLED catalog cover

Futaba - PMOLED catalog 2023 (type: pdf)

Futaba's PMOLED catalog (2023)

Futaba - PMOLED technologies introduction cover

Futaba - PMOLED technologies introduction 2021 (type: pdf)

An introduction to Futaba's PMOLED technologies

Futaba - company introduction and OLEDs cover

Futaba - company introduction and OLEDs 2014 (type: pdf)

A brochure that gives an introduction to Futaba and its PMOLED products (2014)

Futaba expands its strategic relationship with RiTDisplay for the production of PMOLED displays

Japan-based PMOLED maker Futaba announced that it is entering a business partnership agreement with Taiwan-based PMOLED maker RiTDisplay for the production of OLED displays.

Futaba flexible 1.8'' 160x32 PMOLED photo

Futaba is already collaborating with RiTDisplay for parts of the PMOLED production process, but now it will expand this project and move the entire PMOLED production process to RiT Display. The two companies will also partner to share technical details and co-develop and market automotive PMOLED displays.

Read the full story Posted: Oct 24,2022

Where are the transparent OLEDs?

Transparent displays are of great interest, and many envision a plethora of possible applications that use transparent screens in the retail, commercial and consumer markets. There are many exciting applications - but none with real and immediate demand.

Many OLED makers are developing transparent OLEDs, and in the past we've seen several producers that introduced such displays to the market - only to halt production a few months later. Device makers are on the lookout for such displays, and are still disappointed even though the technology is ready.

Read the full story Posted: Oct 09,2018