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August 29, 2026npj Flexible ElectronicsOpen Access

Stretchable electroluminescent devices based on microLEDs: materials, fabrication, system design, and applications

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JHJunyoung HaGachon UniversityYKYoonmo KooSeoul National UniversityJPJimin ParkHanyang University

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Review demonstrates advances in microLED-based stretchable electroluminescent devices, highlighting key applications in freeform displays and light-mediated healthcare.

Key Points

  • To review recent engineering progress in microLED materials, scalable integration techniques, and strain-tolerant architectures for stretchable electroluminescent systems.
  • Evaluated microLED emitter designs for efficiency, brightness, operational stability, and environmental robustness.
  • Examined scalable assembly methods and strain-tolerant structural architectures that confer mechanical stretchability.
  • Identified microLEDs as high-performance emitters that provide mechanical reliability and optical stability under physical deformation.
  • Highlighted major practical implementations in freeform deformable displays and wearable, light-mediated healthcare platforms.

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Ha et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9298d38e5d7d1fc0c10a7dhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41528-026-00636-3
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