Royole developing stretching micro-LED display tech: Innovation with Applications

Royole is working to develop something new and innovative. Might end revolutionary.

A quick G.K question here: Do you know which company biuit the first Foldable smartphone in the world?

Ok Time Out: It Royole

Royole is a new name for many of you reading this, but they are very innovative. They built the first foldable phone and are now developing technology for stretchable displays. These are not OLED and are based on micro-LED tech associated with stretchy, elastic circuit.

You all have seen a globe, but have you ever imagined how an interactive globe would look. Imagine that the whole globe is a display and the countries and continents are free to move according to the context. This is a small application of stretchable displays. They can find application in health and fitness, research and education and many more niches in many different ways.

Royole unveils stretchable micro-LED displays that can be shaped into globes or domes

A quick Glance

  • They can be stretched to 130%
  • They can be bent by an angle of 40%
  • They can also be almost transparent by letting through 70% of light
  • Current designs have a pixel density of around 120 ppi (See in the image above). However, they will definitely improve in numbers.
It's transparent too
It is almost transparent

Micro-LEDs are smaller than OLEDs and thus have greater gap between pixels. This makes more room for the elastic material between the pixels and also allow more light to pass through.

Royole unveils stretchable micro-LED displays that can be shaped into globes or domes

The stretchable display tech is still in the developing stage and might find tremendous real-life applications.

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