MicroLED Industry Association

The MicroLED Industry Association (MIA) welcomes its newest member companies - Teradyne and Hongshi Intelligent Technology. The MIA aims to accelerate the adoption of microLED display technologies, bringing together companies, researchers and organizations active in the MicroLED industry and providing an ideal forum for solving common technology issues, fostering cooperation and sharing relevant information, resources and tools.

Teradyne designs, develops, and manufactures automated test equipment and advanced robotics systems. Its test solutions for semiconductors, photonics and electronics products enable Teradyne’s customers to consistently deliver on their quality standards. Its advanced robotics business includes collaborative robots and mobile robots that support manufacturing and warehouse operations for companies of all sizes. The company is leveraging its expertise to help the microLED industry meet the challenges and throughput requirements for testing of microLED microarrays, including microdisplays, with fast, accurate and flexible production-ready solutions.

"Teradyne is thrilled to join the microLED Association! With extensive optical expertise and early involvement in the field, Teradyne looks forward to contributing its production testing expertise, as display technologies evolve".

The MicroLED Industry Association (MIA) welcomes its newest member companies - Raysolve Optoelectronics and ETRI. The MIA aims to accelerate the adoption of microLED display technologies, bringing together companies, researchers and organizations active in the MicroLED industry and providing an ideal forum for solving common technology issues, fostering cooperation and sharing relevant information, resources and tools.

Raysolve Optoelectronics (Suzhou) is committed to developing and manufacturing high-performance full-color Micro-LED micro-displays, targeting emerging display technologies, particularly for AR glasses. The core team stemmed from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) with decades of experience in the design and manufacturing of cutting-edge microchips. Raysolve’s proprietary QDs-based full-color technology enables full-color display on a single chip, while also setting a new world record for both its tiny size and high pixel density, achieving a revolutionary breakthrough.

"Raysolve has joined the MicroLED Industry Association to engage with the global Micro-LED ecosystem and collaborate with industry partners on Micro-LED technologies for emerging applications.”

On June 8, 2026, the MicroLED Industry Association will host its 2nd MicroLED Industry Update Webinar, at 16:00 CET. All MicroLED Association members are invited to join.

In the webinar, we will share an update on recent microLED industry updates, and insights from the first half of 2026. There will also be an open discussion on the latest industry news and trends.

The MicroLED Industry Association (MIA) is pleased to announce its upcoming webinar, dedicated to MicroLED-based optical data interconnects.

In this session, we will host leading microLED optical interconnect developer Avicena, and MIA member CEA-Leti. We will discuss microLED solutions for optical interconnects, used for AI datacenters. We’ll talk about the current status of technology, why microLEDs are promising in this application, and more.

This exclusive event offers MIA members an opportunity to learn directly from industry pioneers and world-class researchers and engage in discussions that support the advancement of MicroLED technology worldwide. Registration is open now for MIA members through the association’s member portal.

MicroLED-Connect, now in its 3rd year, is set to take place on September 16-17, 2026, in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. The event is a joint-collaboration between the MicroLED Industry Association and Techblick, and in 2026 it will be co-located with the highly synergetic AR/VR-Connect conference. Attendees can look forward to engaging activities such as tours, masterclasses, an exhibition, networking opportunities and events, and more.

Following a very successful event in 2025, we are planning MicroLED-ARVR-Connect 2026 to be an even better event, with an expanded agenda, exhibition and networking opportunities. We are calling-out to potential speakers - companies, research institutes, start-ups, analysts, and academics are all welcome to propose a talk. We encourage contributions from round the world. In general, we prefer talks which represent state-of-the-art technologies or real commercial and industrial impact.

Polar Light Technologies – Building the Next Generation of MicroLED Displays

Polar Light Technologies (PLT) is a Swedish semiconductor company developing a new generation of MicroLED displays based on a unique pyramid-shaped GaN structure. We spoke with Oskar Fajerson, CEO of Polar Light Technologies, about their approach, progress, and vision for the industry.

1: Management team: Left to right: Per-Olof Holtz (Founder), Oskar Fajerson (CEO), Niklas Ojakangas (VP IP & Legal), Lisa Rullik (CTO), Ivan Martinovic (Co-Founder), Ashutosh Kumar (COO), Peter Tiberg (CPCO)

Can you introduce your company and technology?

Polar Light Technologies was founded with a clear ambition: to make microLED monolithic color display. Our proprietary technology is based on a pyramid-shaped GaN structure. This structure has several benefits that allows us to build a monolithic color display using microLEDs that can be less than 1 µm.

The MicroLED Industry Association (MIA) is pleased to announce its upcoming members-only webinar, dedicated to tiled large-area MicroLED displays.

In this session, MIA member company SiliconCore will take center stage to share insights into the market landscape, technology developments, and product innovations driving growth in this field. The webinar will delve into the unique challenges and opportunities of tiled MicroLED architectures, and the current market and industry status. 

The MicroLED Industry Association published its yearly plan, detailing its planned activities in 2026. The plan outlines key initiatives designed to foster innovation, strengthen industry connections, and provide valuable resources to its members. 

You can download the MicroLED Industry Association 2026 plan here. The plan in 2026 includes two in-person meetings, the first ever SID Displayweek MicroLED Association pavilion, topical webinars, a market and industry update meeting, a Fireside Chat meeting, white papers and roadmap publications - among additional discounts, speaking opportunities and other member benefits.

The MicroLED Industry Association is excited to announce that it will host, for the first time, a dedicated MicroLED Pavilion at SID Display Week 2026.

This special area will bring together several MicroLED Association members - leading companies and innovators from across the microLED ecosystem, highlighting the latest technologies and developments shaping the future of advanced displays. It will serve as a central hub for collaboration, networking, and knowledge exchange among microLED professionals.

We invite all attendees to explore the MicroLED Pavilion at Display Week 2026, meet members of the MicroLED Industry Association, and connect with the MicroLED‑Info team at our booth. We also invite our members to our annual SID Displayweek MIA dinner, sponsored by SmartKem in 2026.

This is a sponsored article by Pierre Laboisse, President & CEO of Aledia

For more than a decade, microLED technology has captured the imagination of display engineers, semiconductor innovators, and industry analysts. The promise has always been clear: unmatched brightness, durability, and energy efficiency. The challenge has been turning that promise into a mass-market reality, a process that has proven to be complex and slow.

Now, in 2025, the pieces are finally coming together. From materials breakthroughs to smarter manufacturing methods, microLED is at a critical inflection point. At Aledia, we have always believed that solving physics was only part of the equation. True success also depends on solving economics, process scalability, and systems integration.

This year, momentum is building across all these areas.

At the Core: Materials and Emission Mechanics

At Aledia, we are pioneering a fundamentally different approach to microLEDs. Unlike traditional planar technologies, our 3D microLED architecture, built from silicon nanowires, enables far greater light extraction, power efficiency, and manufacturability using existing 200 mm IC manufacturing lines.