Kyulux demonstrated a white OLED display that uses an orange TADF emitter combined with a blue fluorescence emitter. The novel display was developed in collaboration with the Fukuoka i³ center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research (i³-OPERA) for demonstration at the 3^rd International TADF Workshop in late July. The display was designed by i³-OPERA and Kyulux provided the orange TADF emitter. This demonstration successfully showed the commercial viability of a TADF-based white OLED display. Kyulux and the i³-OPERA will continue the collaboration to enhance the performance and the lifetime of this display. The next step in this project is use only TADF emitters including a blue TADF emitter. The demonstration PMOLED display features a resolution of 256×64 and a brightness of 112 cd/m². The display panel is 103.8×33.6 mm in size (active area 88.8×21.3) and the white color coordinate isCIE-x,y (0.31, 0.36). The current efficiency is 10 cd/A. Kyulux reports that the lifetime of the white OLED is 8,300 hours (LT50). The Japanese Program for Building Regional Innovation Ecosystems of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) supported i³-OPERA’s work on this project.