OTI Lumionics CEO Reveals The Future of Transparent OLED Displays

 What kind of a place will transparent OLED screens, which are the technology of the future, take in our lives in the future? OTI Lumionics CEO Michael Helander gave the answer to these questions.

With the development of technology, the screens we face every day continue to develop. So much so that we now even have transparent foldable screens. Transparent OLED screens, which are the technology of the future, do not seem like a distant future to us anymore.

Transparent OLED screens are a technology that will pave the way for phone cameras or any device camera to be located under the screen in the future. However, contrary to what we think, smartphones will not be the first devices to use this screen technology. Instead, the first transparent OLED displays will be featured in televisions and cars. So what will the technologies of the future be like?

What will be the place of OLED TVs in the future?

To get the answer to this question, we will refer to the content Gizmochina prepared with OTI Lumionics CEO Michael Helander. We have encountered a transparent television before this. Xiaomi's TV, which came out with the name Mi TV Lux, had 33% transparency. The transparency rate achieved on televisions will surely increase, but according to Michael, will transparent OLED TVs replace normal OLED TVs?

CEO Michael Helander said that transparent OLED TVs will be used in much newer areas than today's spaces. In other words, transparent OLED TVs would introduce new areas of use into our lives. Michael said the exciting uses of transparent OLEDs are not yet considered.

In addition, the CEO said he thinks transparent OLEDs will explode in the automotive industry. Transparent OLED displays will not only replace today's car displays, but can be used for any purpose, whether on glass or anywhere for driver and passengers.

Will the cost increase?

According to Michael, the production of super transparent OLED displays will not cost companies a fortune. So transparent OLED displays will not come with a much more expensive price tag than today's OLED displays. This will allow the use of transparent OLED to enter our lives more quickly.

So how can we trust Michael's predictions? OTI Lumionics, CEO of Michael Helander, does not contribute directly to the production of foldable and flexible OLED displays. However, the company provides manufacturers with cathode modeling services to improve the power efficiency of displays. Therefore, OTI Lumionics will have a very valuable place in OLED screen production in the future.