A new range of flexible technology screens – demonstrated by researchers from Sony and the Max Planck Institute – have pointed towards a possible new future for flexible screen technology.
The new developments, based on based on red or IR-A light upconversion, are all organic, transparent and flexible, and have an almost unlimited viewing angle.
The researchers concluded that: “To the best of our knowledge we demonstrate for the first time a versatile colour all-organic and transparent UC-display. The reported displays are also flexible and have excellent brightness.”
A full report, ‘Annihilation Assisted Upconversion: All-Organic, Flexible and Transparent Multicolour Display’ is available in the New Journal of Physics
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Date Published: October 02, 2008
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