- In January 2024, LiBEST unveiled its latest flexible batteries in Seoul, Korea, highlighting advances in lithium-ion technology. The company introduced multi-structured batteries designed for augmented reality (AR) glasses and expandable head-mounted displays (HMDs). The AR glasses featured a 1,500mAh capacity, while the HMD batteries offered flexible configurations within the headband, catering to devices requiring higher output
- In January 2024, At CES 2024, Samsung Display presented a collection of cutting-edge display technologies, including foldable, rollable, and slidable innovations. Among the highlights were micro-displays designed for immersive extended reality (XR) experiences, OLED products for vehicle interiors, and advanced monitors for video production and healthcare. The showcase also included a 360-degree display experience for broader applications
- In January 2024, Dracula Technologies revealed a novel use for its organic photovoltaic (OPV) cells at CES 2024, introducing a device that integrates mini-OPV modules. These modules harness solar energy through Dracula's OPV inkjet technology, capable of capturing both natural and artificial light. This innovation powers a flexible film-based storage device, offering enhanced autonomy and efficiency for battery-free applications
- In November 2023, FLEXcon Global partnered with Dawako Medtech to launch the WBS Patch and WBS-US Patch, featuring FLEXcon's OMNI-WAVE and dermaFLEX flexible materials. These patches, designed as disposable electrode arrays, enable the simultaneous acquisition of ultrasonic imaging and bio-signals during musculoskeletal movement. The innovative technology enhances diagnostic capabilities and supports more precise health monitoring
- In October 2023, Corning collaborated with AUO Corporation to advance the production of large curved automotive display modules using Corning's ColdForm Technology. This partnership allows for the cost-effective and energy-efficient shaping of cover glass at room temperature. As a result, AUO is able to offer seamless, large, curved displays to automakers, enhancing immersive driving experiences with cutting-edge technology
- In October 2023, Terran Orbital opened two state-of-the-art Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) lines in California. The new facilities feature Surface Mount Technology (SMT) lines and advanced post-SMT processes, such as 3-dimensional X-ray testing and Automated Optical Inspection (AOI). These upgrades improve the company’s ability to manufacture, inspect, and test a wide range of PCBAs efficiently in-house
- In January 2022, Ahead of CES 2022, LG Display introduced its flexible OLED solutions through concepts such as the Virtual Ride indoor stationary bicycle and the Media Chair entertainment hub. These innovative applications showcased LG’s ability to integrate flexible OLED technology into everyday products, providing users with immersive, dynamic experiences across various environments and entertainment platforms
- In June 2021, Samsung revealed the development of a fully adjustable OLED display designed to adhere and conform to the skin’s surface. This breakthrough involved creating individual OLED pixels on a flexible elastomer surface. Stretchable materials were used to connect the OLEDs to the display’s driver system, enabling the display to adapt seamlessly to various forms, including human skin
