LG Display has developed the world's first stretchable display
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LG Display has unveiled the world's first stretchable display with up to 50% expansion. At an event in Seoul, the company demonstrated a prototype: a 12-inch screen that expands to 18 inches at a resolution of 100 ppi and RGB color gamut. The device can be attached to uneven surfaces such as clothing or skin. Concepts for applications in automotive panels and wearable devices for firefighters were also showcased.
LG Display announced the release of the world's first stretchable display, which can expand by up to 50%, marking the highest rate in the industry. On November 8, at the LG Science Park in Seoul, the company demonstrated the panel at a meeting with over 100 South Korean industrial, academic, and research stakeholders involved in the national stretchable display project.
The new prototype features a 12-inch screen that can expand to 18 inches, while maintaining a high resolution of 100 ppi and a full RGB color gamut.
Stretchable displays are not only thin and lightweight but can also adhere to uneven curved surfaces such as clothing and skin.
The company showcased several application concepts for stretchable displays, including an automotive dashboard that stretches into a convex shape and is manually controlled, as well as a wearable display attached to firefighters' gear to provide real-time information.
Source: prnewswire.com
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