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Direct-view displays

MicroLED epi-wafers for direct-view displays

Direct-view displays, such as monitors, TVs and vehicle displays, are built by transferring many small MicroLEDs onto a panel backplane. We plan to supply epi-wafers with our pyramidal MicroLEDs for that process. We do not supply finished panels. Panel manufacturing and mass-transfer processes stay with our display partners.

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Customer needs

Find the route for your display

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Display manufacturers

Discuss epi-wafers for the panels you develop, and the requirements your backplane and transfer process place on them.

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Matrix of MicroLEDs after mass transfer

Mass-transfer and integration partners

Define epi-wafer and integration requirements early, together with the display manufacturer you work with.

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Epi-wafers for mass transfer

Epi-wafers with our pyramidal MicroLEDs for display manufacturers that transfer the MicroLEDs into their own panels. Configuration is agreed directly with our team.

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Why Polar Light

Grown.Not Etched.Built for transfer

Our bottom-up growth gives epi-wafers with pyramidal MicroLEDs and a route to smaller structures. Requirements are defined together with you and your transfer partners.

Practical questions

Before we discuss your display

Does Polar Light supply finished panels?

No. We plan to supply epi-wafers with our pyramidal MicroLEDs. Display manufacturers build the panel and run the transfer process.

Is mass transfer available today?

Mass transfer into direct-view displays is a later development stage. We can discuss requirements with you now.

What can we discuss today?

Epi-wafer requirements, integration requirements and how they fit your backplane and transfer process.

What should we bring to a discussion?

Tell us your panel size and resolution targets, your backplane and transfer approach, and your project timing.