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Ennostar and Saphlux have signed a strategic partnership to accelerate the commercialization of Saphlux's semi-polar microLED technologies, for both AR microdisplays and optical I/O solutions.

This collaboration will combine Saphlux's proprietary semi-polar GaN material platform with Ennostar's large-scale manufacturing capabilities.

Today we published a new edition of our MicroLED and OLED Microdisplays Market Report, with all the latest information. The new edition offers over 30 new updates, including new companies, new developments, and new devices. The AR industry is moving at a very fast pace, and both OLED and MicroLED technologies are leading the race to power AR headset displays.

Reading this report, you'll learn all about:

• The advantages of OLED and MicroLED microdisplays
• The microdisplays that are available on the market today
• Information on all companies involved in this market
• Future technologies and roadmaps

The report package also provides:

• A list of all OLED microdisplays on the market
• A list of all OLED and MicroLED microdisplays makers
• Microdisplays spreadsheet
• Over 25 datasheets, presentations
• Free updates for a year

This microdisplays market report provides a great introduction to MicroLED and OLED microdisplays, and covers everything you need to know about the current status of the market and industry. This is a great guide if you're considering to adopt OLED microdisplays in your product, if you're looking to learn more about next-generation micro-LEDs and if you want to understand this industry better.

Last month we reported that Innovision showcased its latest microLED displays at SID Display Week 2026, and unveiled its Chimo P13 dual-color microdisplay. 

The company now officially launched this new 0.13" 640x240 (4 um sub-pixel pitch) display. The Chimo P13 is a single microLED panel that combines green and red microLED chips, based on the company's WLVSP (Wafer-Level Vertical Stacked Pixel) design.

JBD today introduces its latest product, the Roadrunner II - a 2.5 micron pixel-pitch SVGA (800x600) 0.18 cc full color microLED projector. Based on the Roadrunner II, JBD also introduced a monocular full-color AR glasses development kit. 

The Roadrunner II product is based on 0.1" 480hz 10,160 PPI microdisplays. 

China-based BOE HC Semitek says that it is expanding its microLED business, from focusing on microLED epiwafer production to also developing microdisplays and optical I/O solutions.

The company says it has developed a monochrome microLED microdisplay, and is now working to improve the performance and the production yields. It is already shipping samples to potential customers, and is slated to begin low-volume commercial production soon. 

Researchers at UCSB developed a scalable monolithic transfer process that uses selective electrochemical etching of a highly doped GaN sacrificial layer combined with wafer bonding to release and transfer fully fabricated micro-LED arrays onto silicon in a single step.

The researchers report that this breakthrough process eliminates laser lift-off and serial pick-and-place transfer, enabling low-damage, high-throughput heterogeneous integration of microLEDs devices for displays, optical interconnects, and sensing.

US-based defense developer and contractor L3Harris Technologies says that it is looking into adopting microLED displays into its NOVA night-vision goggle,  which is competing for the US Army's next Binocular Night Observation Device (BiNOD).

L3Harris says it is in preliminary talks with US-based microLED producers - in plural, L3Harris says that "the company is casting a wide net for potential collaborators".

China-based microLED technology developer Qiushui Semiconductor has raised almost 200 million RMB (almost $30 million USD) in its Series-A funding round, led by Zhaohui Capital.

Qiushui has developed a unique microLED microdisplay production process, in which it creates an electrically insulating wall between pixels on the epiwafer, and so does not need to utilize etching to singulate the microLEDs. . The company says that avoids the sidewall damages and thus enables higher efficiency microLEDs. 

Westlake Smokey Mountain Technology (Yanshan Technology) has officially started operating its 8-inch GaN-on-Silicon microLED microdisplay production line, in Deqing, Zhejing, China. The company says this is the world's first 8-inch silicon microLED fab in operation.

The WSMT fab i s a full process line, that includes all steps from microLED epiwafer deposition to full display packaging. It currently operates on a small scale, but when fully operational it will have the annual capacity to produce 3 million microLED devices.

Aledia and AUO Corporation announced a strategic partnership to co-develop microLED display technologies. The two companies will develop microLED displays based on Aledia's 3D-Nanowire microLEDs and AUO's display backplanes.

Aledia and AUO has launched a project that received funds the France-Taiwan cooperation funding program. Beyond displays, this technology may also be used to optical I/O solutions and microLED microdisplays for AR devices. The partnership was formally announced last month in Paris.