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Novaled to remain in the IP & Material business, OLED displays
Jul 13th
Last week we reported that Novaled is set to become an OLED Lighting manufacturer , moving away from the display business (the original post came from OLEDNet). Today Novaled tells us that in fact this is not true. Novaled’s core business remains their technology licensing and material sales (the materials are made by BASF). They are also acting very successfully in the display field and have very good relationships with Korean manufacturers. So this sets things straight…
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Novaled to remain in the IP & Material business, OLED displays
Novaled demonstrates OLEDs on metal substrates
Apr 30th
Novaled is demonstrating OLEDs made on metal (steel) substrates that are only 0.7mm thick. Those substrates require specific top-emitting OLED structures, and Novaled has developed dedicated ITO-free OLEDs that has a similar performance to standard bottom-emission OLEDs. Novaled is also working on thin-film encapsulation that will enable flexible OLEDs. Novaled say that metal substrates has several advantages: they will enable flexibility, they have good hear conduction properties, and the “open the roadmap” towards low-cost roll-to-roll production. They also look great and are very robust.
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Novaled demonstrates OLEDs on metal substrates
Finetech 2010 focus on LED and OLED lighting
Apr 15th
The Finetech 2010 14.04-16.04.2010 event in Japan is focused on the OLED and LED technology. Rohm is showing an bendable OLED lighting product with a thinness of only 0.3mm, while Novaled’s OLED panel boasts a transparency of 60-70%. The Novaled OLED panel can serve as a window to let sunlight in during the day, and then turn into a light source in the night.This is the same panel which Novaled showed at the light and building in Frankfurt. Source: digitimes read more
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Novaled and Willing show OLED emergency light
Apr 11th
Novaled and Willing are showing a new OLED emergency light. The size is 3cm by 10cm, and it’s only a few millimeters thick. They say that while it reaches all the standard and regulations that are required, it’s still too expensive to be sold commercially. It’s exactly one year since Kenwood has unveiled similar OLED emergency lights that also double as speakers.
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Novaled and Willing show OLED emergency light
More information on the Ingo Maurer designed transparnet OLED lamps
Apr 11th
Update: We have found photos of the new lamps, see below Last week we reported that Ingo Maurer will soon show two new OLED designs using transparent panels from Novaled , and today we have some more information and photos of the lamps. The lamps will use OLEDs made on glass substrates that are transparent when in the off state. The first lamp is called Flying Future, which uses 90 “Wing” OLEDs with an active area of 30 cm². The second lamp is “4 x 4 is 34″ which includes four “Quadro” (100 cm²) light elements that the user can play with. Here are photos of the lamps, thanks to the anonymous commenter: Flying Future read more
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Novaled and European Car Company Team up for OLED Lighting in Cars
Apr 2nd
Novaled is now working with a European car company for the development and production of OLED lighting for cars. The objective of this partnership is to produce cars that boasts new OLED panels within the next two years. Novaled is already in the phase of planning on production of these OLED lights in the market. read more
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Novaled and European Car Company Team up for OLED Lighting in Cars
Ingo Maurer to show new OLED lighting designs
Apr 2nd
Ingo Maurer, who designed the world’s first OLED lamp back in 2006 (using OSRAM’s OLED Lighting panels) says they will soon show new OLED designs using transparent panels from Novaled and ORBEOS panels from OSRAM . More at OLEDInsider
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