The Korean Government is launching a new ecosystem technology challenge project, with an aim to advance the use of perovskite materials in the microdisplay industry, mostly for OLED and LCD displays.
The project is led by SN Display, and include a wide range of companies and organization, including Aurum Material, Toprun Material Solution, Alpha Plus, Seoul National University, Korea University, and KAIST. Samsung Display will provide technical verification support.
According to the reports from Korea, SN Display plans to target the OLED microdisplay market, for AR and VR applications, with its perovskite quantum dots, to enable ultra-high resolution high performance microdisplays. The project participants aim to build the complete commercialization platform, including materials, equipment, and processes.
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