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Toray Research Center (TRC) is hosting an open online webinar, with lectures focused on microLED displays and OLED materials analysis and evaluation. TRC, which supplies technical analysis and support for R&D and manufacturing, invites you to attend the online lectures at no cost to gain a deeper understanding of microLED technologies and the analysis of display devices. You can register to view the lectures here - note that the recordings will be available until June 1st.

The first lecture discusses new analytical technologies for morphology, structure and property evaluation. During the lecture, TRC researchers will discuss the center's In-Situ Heating TEM system, and how it enabled the reproduction and visualization of the bonding strength enhancement process induced by thermal treatment. Other topics in this lecture will include temperature- and humidity-controlled  nanoindentation measurements, AFM-IR for nanoscale functional-group and structural analysis, and the analysis of metal-organic complexes in liquid.

US-based signage developer Daktronics demonstrated its latest microLED module display technology at ISE 2026. The demonstration is of a small microLED tile (6.2-inch, 640x320), based on a micro-IC driving technology, with a 0.18 mm pixel pitch.

Daktronics says that its microLED displays can achieve a brightness of 4500 nits. This panel is based on IP and technology by X Display Company (XDC), which Daktronics acquired in December 2025.

MicroLED technology developer VueReal developed unique microLED manufacturing technologies, across a wide range of segments (metrology, transfer, pixel circuits, bonding, and more). The company has specifically developed several novel technologies around the use of microLEDs to create AR microdisplays.

VueReal has recently decided to focus on larger-area microLED displays, wearable displays, automotive solutions (such as its new smart mirror platform), and microLED lighting, and is looking for a company to exclusively license its microLED microdisplay IP portfolio. The company has over 400 patent applications (over 175 granted or issued patents), and a significant portion of these technologies relate to microdisplays.

Peugeot has unveiled a new concept car, called the Polygon Concept car, that showcases several new technologies - including several microLED displays.

First of all, behind the innovative new Hypersquare steering wheel, Peugeot placed a transparent microLED display embedded within the windshield. This display is 24x74cm, or similar to a 31-inch display. Interestingly, the display is visible also from outside the car, which enables animations to be displayed to outside viewers when the car is stationary.

MicroLED-Connect is the microLED industry's top event series, offering a combination of exciting online webinars and a flagship annual on-site event. Our next meeting is on 23-25 September 2025, at the High Tech Campus, Eindhoven, Netherlands. MicroLED-Connect is co-organised by TechBlick and the MicroLED Industry Association and offers the best way to connect with the global MicroLED and AR/VR display industries and markets.

In this article, we will share a few short videos from past events. First up, we have Google's Bernard Kress, director of Google AR, that gave an excellent talk about the future of smart glasses. Interestingly, Bernard says that the two most important considerations are fashion, and prescription vision integration!

A few days ago Visionox (Vistar) demonstrated its largest microLED display, during the China Display Innovation Forum (DIC FORUM 2025):

Visionox's TV is 135-inch in size, with a 0.7 mm pixel pitch, made from LTPS microLED modules. We do not have more information on this new display.

During SID Displayweek 2025, TCL demonstrated a large 219-inch tiled microLED display, that offered a resolution of 5740x1440, and a 120Hz refresh rate.

The company demonstrated this same display at China Display Innovation Forum (DIC FORUM 2025). They now disclose that the TV is made form 288 tiles, each 8.89-inch in size.

MicroLED-Connect is the microLED industry's top event series, offering a combination of exciting online webinars and a flagship annual on-site event. Our next meeting is on 23-25 September 2025, at the High Tech Campus, Eindhoven, Netherlands. MicroLED-Connect is co-organised by TechBlick and the MicroLED Industry Association and offers the best way to connect with the global MicroLED and AR/VR display industries and markets.

In this article, we will share a few short videos from past events. First up, we have Continental's Kai Hohmann that discusses how the company looks at the four competing display technologies, and the opportunities for microLED technology in the automotive industry.

LG Display is demonstrating new microLED modules at SID Displayweek 2025. These are tiled zero-bezel displays, that the company is showing in a nice demo:

Each module is 22" in size, offering a resolution of 480x540 (pixel pitch - 0.783 mm), a refresh rate of up to 144Hz (VRR), and a peak brightness of 1,700 nits (3% APL). 

OTFT developer Smartkem demonstrated a 12.3" MicroLED-in-a-Package (MiP) backlighting unit, based on its unique and proprietary technology. At the core of this development is Smartkem's proprietary Redistribution Layer (RDL) material, which interconnects four chip-first MicroLEDs in a series to form a single high-voltage chip—the MiP4.

Smartkem says that its MiP4 package is designed to replace existing MiniLED packages in LCD backlights and signage applications, offering higher brightness, high efficiency, low production cost and compatibility with existing MiniLED die bonding equipment.