Science fiction network on January 11 (Zhu Xiwei) According to foreign media reports, a research team in the School of Science and Engineering of the University of Minnesota has released a new study that allows people to 3D print OLED at home and apply it to display technology. One of its main features is to help people fix the display in case it is damaged or burned.
OLED, or organic light-emitting diode, is also known as "organic laser display, organic light-emitting semiconductors". OLED display technology has the advantages of self-illumination, wide viewing angle, high contrast, low power consumption, and extremely fast reaction speed, and the disadvantage is that the price is higher.
It is reported that the research team developed the first fully 3D printed flexible OLED display, with a total of 64 pixels, can work and display images, can show relative stability in 2000 bends. The researchers say these OLEDs can form a variety of functions and displays that meet all needs.
Nowadays, people are very receptive to 3D printing materials, but when the display needs to be repaired, it may have exceeded the warranty time. If people don't choose to use the warranty, they can choose to 3D print OLED at home, thus helping people save money and time.
Now, display technology is also important. Without displays, the multimedia experience would be incomplete, as most people now focus on video content that requires audio and moving images to convey information.
Currently, OLED is one of the best displays available on the market. Of course, there are other displays, such as ordinary LEDs. Therefore, the potential market for 3D printing OLED is huge, especially when it has the possibility of home use.