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
hyperfluorescence
- High Efficiency
- Narrow Spectrum
- High Intensity
- Metal Free
- Low Cost
Recent news
A special Workshop will be held in Fukuoka, Japan, to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of TADF
Almost a decade has passed since the first demonstration of thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) in an OLED at Kyushu University in 2009, and these past ten years have seen rapid and remarkable advances in this scientific field. To mark the 10-year...
read moreKyulux updates on the lifetime of its new TADF device at OLED Korea 2019
On March 6th, Kyulux's CEO Junji Adachi gave a talk at the OLED Korea 2019 conference, in Seoul. Junji discussed Kyulux's latest Hyperfluorescence™ performance, especially new TADF Device for 470 nm blue Hyperfluorescence™ that achieves 200 hours of lifetime (LT95 at...
read moreKyulux is seeking a Data Scientist for its Boston office
Kyulux is looking to hire a new data scientist to join our Boston team. A job opening exists for a new talented scientist for our data engineering team to help discover new OLED materials alongside colleagues in the lab. The role involves the use of advanced...
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