SAN JOSE, Calif., May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — TCL CSOT, a company focused on developing new technologies and innovations in the display industry, today celebrated its 15th anniversary and proudly presented the future of innovation displays during a keynote speech by Jun Zhao, CEO of TCL CSOT, titled "Beyond Pixels: Innovative Displays Leading the Future", at SID Display Week 2024.
"This year is a significant milestone as TCL CSOT celebrates our 15th anniversary, marked by major achievements in small-scale mass production of our groundbreaking IJP OLED displays later this year and the launch of our latest display offerings at SID Display Week 2024. We have always believed in the promise of display technological advancements in creating a better life and a better future for all since 2009," said Zhao. "With the progress TCL CSOT made in IJP OLED technology, we are reshaping the industry with more eco-friendly, eye-safe, and high-quality display innovations, opening doors to greater possibilities."
Zhao believes that IJP OLED technology is the pioneering display technologies at the moment, even amidst structural changes in the industry and emerging technologies that are still on the path to mainstream adoption.
Over the past 11 years, since IJP OLED technology was introduced in 2013, TCL CSOT has taken steps to make the technology accessible to more people and achieved significant advancements in terms of enhancing visual experiences, reducing power consumption, and extending product lifespan amongst other developments:
Elevated visual experiences: TCL CSOT’s IJP OLED technology offers an impressive more than300 PPI pixel density through high accuracy inkjet printing techniques, RGB side by side strip design and advanced printing correction algorithms, surpassing the retina display standard of tablet, notebook and monitor. This results in higher resolution, sharper images, and improved font quality, redefining the visual experience. Significantly reduced power consumption: By optimizing material performance and device structure, and minimizing the light loss with optical design, and improving the overall light output efficiency by using a flattened pixel design, TCL CSOT has facilitated a significant reduction in power consumption, bringing it in line with FMM-OLED technology. Extended product lifespan: TCL CSOT’s product lifetime can meet or even exceed industry standards set by FMM-OLED displays. Achieving the aperture ratio double or even triple that of FMM-OLED and making advances in organic materials, PDL material photolithography capabilities, and lifetime model compensation schemes contribute to longer service life.
In addition, IJP OLED technology offers additional benefits including higher cost-competitiveness, more adaptive production, and greater environmental friendliness:
Cost-competitiveness: IJP OLED optimizes material utilization at over 90% through high accuracy inkjet printing, minimizing waste compared to FMM. The simplicity of IJP’s structure reduces manufacturing and maintenance costs, resulting in a 30% reduction in unit cost compared to FMM. Flexible production: IJP OLED features simpler production process compared to FMM OLED and reduces the need for expensive vacuum chambers by 90%. FMM-free technology eliminates the need for FMM design, preparation, and replacement, improving flexibility and shortening product development cycles, and also enables the production of different sizes and resolutions products on a single substrate. Environmental friendliness: The decreased use of EL materials and vacuum equipment for IJP OLED brings significant environmental benefits. Taking a medium-sized G8.6 factory as an example, IJP OLED reduces carbon emissions by 500,000 tons per year compared to FMM OLED technology.
Driven by continuous innovation, TCL Group is set to follow up with more products and applications based on the pioneering IJP QD-EL technology, which replaces the luminescent layer in printed OLED displays with quantum dot electroluminescent materials to deliver wider color gamut and reduction in power consumption, and a boost in reliability for a next-level visual experience. During his keynote, Zhao also acknowledged the difficulties ahead, particularly in increasing the lifespan of QD-EL’s blue light material to meet production requirements. To encourage collaboration and innovation, TCL CSOT announced the Blue Star Project with a $1 million prize to incentivize collaboration and accelerate breakthroughs in QD-EL technology.
With the various breakthroughs made possible through IJP OLED technology, TCL CSOT is solidifying its position as a key industry player committed to innovation, pushing the boundaries of display performance and user experience. Attendees are invited to explore TCL CSOT’s showcase at booth #315 during SID Display Week 2024 and experience the tangible results brought about by the company’s relentless pursuit of excellence.
About TCL CSOT
TCL CSOT (TCL China Star Optoelectronics Technology), established in 2009, is a company committed to developing new technologies and innovations in the display industry. TCL CSOT focuses on promoting the development of next-generation display technologies such as Mini LED, Micro LED, OLED, and ink-jet printing OLED to embrace the future technology trend. The company business includes large area displays, small medium displays, touch modules, interactive whiteboards, video walls, automotive displays, and gaming monitors. In the future, TCL CSOT will keep devoting itself to technology innovation and providing high-end products for customers and building a vibrant display industry ecosystem.
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