85‐2: Invited Paper: 3D Approaches to Stretchable Displays with High Geometrical Fill Factor

Seunghyup Yoo; Donggyun Lee; Su-Bon Kim

doi:10.1002/sdtp.18386

June 1, 2025SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers

85‐2: Invited Paper: 3D Approaches to Stretchable Displays with High Geometrical Fill Factor

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Key Points

High-density stretchable OLEDs can potentially improve display quality in various applications, leading to enhanced user experiences.
Findings indicate that pixel-compensation schemes are necessary to counteract the reduction in pixel density in stretchable displays.
The approach focuses on transferring ultrathin OLEDs to 3D objects, indicating a novel direction for developing flexible electronic devices.
These advancements may enable more versatile and efficient display technologies in the future, supporting diverse applications.

Implication

This talk demonstrates pixel-compensation schemes to enhance pixel density in stretchable displays, indicating advances in 3D approaches.

Abstract

This talk will describe recent results obtained with ultrathin OLEDs transferred to 3‐dimensional objects, aiming to create high‐density stretchable OLEDs and/or pixel‐compensation schemes to address the inevitable reduction in pixel density in stretchable displays.

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Yoo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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