Tianma shows its latest OLED and microLED displays at Displayweek 2026

Tianma is showing its latest OLED display prototypes at SID Displayweek 2026. First up we have a 6.58" AMOLED that adopts Tianma's latest U11 OLED stack, which utilizes a a PSF emitter system (likely green, but Tianma did not specify) and also a new fluorescence emitter system which Tianma calls NFT (New Fluorescent Technology) based on New Fluorescent Blue (NFB). 

Tianma says that the new NFT device structure improves exciton utilization efficiency, and utilizing these new technologies, the U11 reduces overall power consumption by approximately 12% compared to Tianma's previous stack, while doubling lifespan. The optimized RGB spectrum and light-extraction design also enable an ultra-low blue-light ratio while maintaining high efficiency.

The second display is a 6.78" tandem AMOLED, which Tianma brands as a Stacked Layer OLED Device (SLOD). Tianma says that its SLOD devices, unlike traditional tandem-stacked OLED designs, introduces a Charge Generation Layer (CGL) with exceptionally low device voltage and a differentiated light-emitting unit. Tianma says that its SLOD OLEDs achieves superior luminous efficiency – where one emissive layer, in combination with another, produces more light than two conventional layers. Compared to a single-layer device, power consumption is reduced by 30%, brightness is increased by 25%, and lifespan is extended up to four times.