Kyulux, established in 2015 in Japan, develops next generation OLED emitter systems. Based on exclusively-licensed technology from Kyushu University and Harvard University, Kyulux develops and markets TADF/Hyperfluorescence™ emitters that enable cost-effective, durable and efficient OLEDs that do not rely on rare metals.
OLED is quickly becoming the display technology of choice for the leading smartphone, tablet 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 30 billion dollars and is set to grow rapidly in coming years.
Last week at ICDT 2021, Dr. Shou-Hsien Cheng of Kyulux presented Kyulux’s latest progress in a talk entitled “HyperfluorescenceTM: Excel the Performance, Create the Future.”
Noriko Ikeada, Legal department manager at Kyulux will give a lecture at the “Japanese Anti-Monopoly Law and Start-up Company” symposium held by the “Institute for
During SID Display Week, Kyulux revealed updates on its latest performance, as can be seen in the chart below. Kyulux’s red and green materials are
