QubeDot

The Fraunhofer IPMS, in collaboration with QubeDot, developed a blue microLED microdisplay. The display was demonstrated at MicroLED-ARVR-Connect 2026 in Eindhoven.

The blue monochrome display offers a WUXGA (1920x1200) resolution in a 1-inch panel, 120Hz refresh rate - and can achieve up to 10 million nits at 2 uW per pixel.

MicroLED-Info, together with TechBlick, invites the community to join the upcoming Innovations Festival, a free-to-attend online event taking place on July 10, 2026 (1300–20:00 CET).

The event will bring together engineers, researchers, entrepreneurs, display makers, and industry stakeholders working across MicroLEDs, AR/VR, advanced displays, and next-generation electronics. MicroLED technologies will be a central theme, featured alongside adjacent developments that are critical for future display ecosystems, from advanced materials to novel integration and manufacturing approaches.

Germany-based QubeDot, developer and producer of microLEDs and microLED-solutions, will be hosting an online seminar as part of the SMILE EU project. The webinar will be held on June 13th, 14:00-15:30 PM (CEST).

The revolutionary microLED platform SMILE has been developed as part of an EU-funded project that relied on a collaboration between several outstanding partners from Europe. SMILE stands for “Structured Micro Illumination Light Engine” and will enable an enormous variety of novel applications in the future. With full scalability in terms of pixel numbers, fast switching speed of freely programmable optical patterns, high optical power, multiple wavelengths, and the possibility of mass production, SMILE is the next generation of lighting technology. SMILE technology is addressing quickly increasing markets and applications such as AR glasses, photonic sensors, image projection, chip- based holographic microscopy and several more.