Who we are
Kyulux was established in Japan in 2015 to develop next generation materials for OLED displays and lighting. Based on exclusively-licensed technology from Kyushu University, Kyulux develops hyperfluorescence TADF emitters that will enable cost-effective, durable and efficient OLEDs that do not rely on rare metals.
The OLED market
OLED is quickly becoming the display technology of choice for the leading smartphones, tablets and TV makers, as it offers brilliant and efficient flexible displays with the best image quality ever. The OLED market is currently evaluated at around 15 billion dollars and is set to grow rapidly in coming years.
Why OLEDs
- Energy efficiency
- Flexibility
- High contrast (True Blacks)
- Fast response time
- Self-emissive display
Hyperfluoresence
- High Efficiency
- Narrow Spectrum
- High Intensity
- Metal Free
- Low Cost
Recent news
Kyulux welcomes 2019 with annual kickoff meeting
On January 7, Kyulux started activities of the New Year by holding its annual kickoff meeting with invited speakers included Prof. Adachi from Kyushu University, Prof. Kaji from Kyoto University and Dr. Miyazaki of i3-OPERA. Kyulux and collaborators from the strategic...
read moreKyulux is seeking new device and synthesis scientists
Kyulux is looking to hire new scientists to join our Fukuoka team. A job opening exists for a new talented synthesis scientist, who will design, synthesize and test new materials for OLED TADF/HF commercialization. The role involves R&D on TADF emitter and host...
read moreKyulux’s CEO, Mr. Junji Adachi, participates in the “Pitch to the Minister” event
"Pitch to the Minister"/ "HIRAI Pitch” is a government project led by Takuya HIRAI, Minister of State for the "Cool Japan" Strategy, the Intellectual Property Strategy, the Science and Technology and the Space Policy. The event was held on Saturday, November 10th in...
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