Optovate
Established in 2008 and based in the UK, Optovate developed GaN-based micro-LED technologies.
Optovate developed a scalable and cost-effective micro-LED transfer technique and it has also developed a way to produce and integrate a precision micro-catadioptric optical array that combines refraction and reflection of light from each of the micro-LEDs.
In 2019 the company was sold to Rain Technology.
Contact information for Optovate
77 Heyford Park
Upper Heyford,
OX25 5HD
United Kingdom
Optovate reveals its p-LLO micro-LED transfer process
UK-based Optovate recently announced that it has developed a parallel aligned Micro-LED transfer process. Today the company revealed more details about its Micro-LED technology.
Optovate p-LLO transfer process
Since 2008, Optovate develops catadioptric micro-optic arrays to enhance the benefits of micro-LED, mini-LED and OLED displays. The company also developed a patterned laser lift-off (p-LLO) micro-LED transfer process.
Optovate developed a technology to transfer micro-LEDs to an aligned optical array
UK-based Optovate announced that it has developed a technology that enables multiple microLEDs transferred in parallel from a wafer to a substrate to be aligned in one step with a precision optical array.
Optovate says that this technology is protected in a portfolio of 20 granted and pending patents dating from 2008. The company is now looking for display partners to commercialize its technology.
