Park Systems is an AFM pioneer that was established in 1985 in Korea. The company has installed over 1,000 AFM systems globally to date.

For the OLED industry, Park Systems offers 8-Gen and larger AFM solutions for OLED inspection.

The Netherlands-based SparkNano (formerly known as SALDtech) was established in 2018 as a spinoff from the TNO institute to developed Spatial Atomic Layer Deposition (SALD) systems into the flat panel display industry.

In 2020 the company announced (following its second investment round) that it is developing flexible OLED production equipment for Half Gen 6 TFE and ultra high mobility (> 100 cm²/VS) TFT applications. The company's tools can be used to deposit the inorganic layers of the OLED TFE, in addition to IGZO layer deposition.

Invenia produces equipment for display production, including plasma treatment machines, MOCVD and PECVD machines, thermal evaporators and inspection systems.

For OLED production, Invenia offers its plasma pre-treatment system, ranging in size from 2.5-Gen to 11-Gen.

Germany-based 3D-Micromac AG develops develops and manufactures processes and laser systems for leading-edge processes. 3D-Micromac targets a wide range of industries, including semiconductor, photovoltaic, glass and display industry, electronics, as well as medical device technology.

For OLED manufacturing, 3D-Micromac offers a variety of industrial laser solutions such as:

• Laser separation systems for glass panels
• Laser cutting machines for ultra-thin glass and glass polymer stacks
• Laser Lift-Off (LLO) which guarantees a highly uniform, force-free lift-off of different layers on wafer, panel and flexible substrates
• ITO/TCO laser patterning systems or rigid and flexible substrates
• Laser cutting of flexible substrates and material stacks.

InZiv, based in Israel, is developing characterization tools for OLED developers and inspection tools for OLED producers.

InZiv says its equipment offers the highest resolution in defect identification correlated with spectral and topographical data.

Established in 2001 as Hi-Touch Imaging Technologies, Taiwan-based HiTi develops and produces digital photo printers, products and services.

In 2018 HiTi announced it is developing OLED technologies, based on dye sublimation Technology, with an aim to offer mass production printing equipment by 2023.

As far as we know, HiTi's OLED project is currently on hold.

US-based Cognex is a provider of vision systems, software, sensors, and industrial barcode readers used in manufacturing automation.

For OLED producers, Cognex provides gauging tools to determine the accuracy of alignment tasks and to assess repeatability. Cognex's machine vision can provide 100% in-line monitoring of the OLED assembly process and calculate CPK measurement, at any stage of production.

M-Solv Ltd was established in 2007 to provide laser, inkjet and spray equipment and process engineering for large area electronics. M-Solv equipment serves wide range of application area including PV, touch panel and OLED, etc.

Specifically For the OLED industry, M-Solv offers R&D and mass manufacturing laser equipment for laser patterning of cathode, anode and OLED material. The MSV700 picosecond-laser production system is contained in an inert environment (glove box) to protect the OLED material. M-Solv also develops custom equipment, including roll-to-roll systems.

Xaar Plc is a manufacturer of piezo-based drop-on-demand inkjet technologies. The company supplies inkjet print heads and related components and development systems - for a wide range of industries and applications such as FPD, optics and lighting.