Samsung presented various types of microdisplays, including an OLEDoS screen for XR headsets, an OLED screen for military use like rifle scopes, and a robot to test OLED screen durability at the SID 2024 event from May 14-16.
The featured product is a 1.03-inch RGB OLEDoS (Silicon-based OLED) panel with a pixel density of 3500ppi, suitable for AR, VR, and XR headsets. This panel is made using a new fine silicon mask (FSM), which achieves higher pixel density than traditional fine metal masks (FMM) by employing semiconductor lithography through micropores.
Samsung also designed a robot to test the durability of OLED panels, capable of shaking a 7.6-inch foldable OLED panel in a water tank, sprinkling it with pepper and salt, scrubbing it with a wire brush, and pouring steel balls over it.
This technology highlights Samsung’s advancements in microdisplays and durability testing for OLED screens.
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