Visionox flexible AMOLED at SID Display Week 2021, Under-display camera, 14' Laptop AMOLED and more

Recently, Visionox’s innovative array-based HIAA technology has succeeded in maintaining the camera’s aperture frame size during aperture changes while minimizing the hole’s size; The blind-hole solution can reduce the hole’s size down to 0.1 mm while the through-hole technology can be reduced to 0.3 mm.
In 2020, the world’s first mass-production and application of the Visionox InV see® Under-display Camera Solution Pro, an upgraded version of the InV see, has also furthered the commercialization of under-display camera technologies. Currently, the already commercially deployed Visionox 165Hz Dynamic Refresh Display has successfully created an Esports-grade, high refresh rate technology on mobile devices while maintaining ultra-narrow bezels.

Visionox InV see® Under-display Camera Solution Pro

Visionox 165Hz Dynamic Refresh Display
Infinite Possibilities with Multi-form Ingenuity
As AMOLED technology continues to advance, its applications have gone from a single solid shape to a foldable form factor. Now, it's moving towards a rollable form. Visionox’s flexible AMOLED can be used in a multitude of groundbreaking forms, including foldable, slidable, and even rollable—all thanks to its comprehensive features such as multi-layer designs, upgraded structural stress management, and module-thinning technologies. Displays are no longer confined to a single shape or form.

Visionox 12.3” Dynamic Rollable Display

Visionox 7.92" Wrap-around Display
New Innovations, New Futures
Visionox has been actively expanding its cutting-edge vision into the fields of mid-sized laptops, automotive, and Micro-LEDs. The Visionox Flexible AMOLED Laptop Display Solution uses a flexible 14” AMOLED display that integrates flexibility, under-display cameras, ultra-narrow bezels, high refresh rates, and more to deliver a super-thin display—intending to reinvent traditional laptop displays.
As for Micro-LEDs, Visionox has a mass-production solution born of its independent innovation research, with technologies such as thin-film transistor (TFT) back plates, mass transfer techniques, driving algorithms, and module forms.
In a future powered by innovation, Visionox will continue its ingenuity and drive the birth of new technologies and applications. The boundaries of visual displays—of visual entertainment—are meant to be explored, pushed, and redefined.

[danielzatman]

Love your Videos...my geek out for the week...

[AndrewHelgeCox]

The flexible display for a laptop might be to reduce weight: the lid is still a solid shell but it can be engineered lighter and less stiff than for an LCD panel because the AMOLED won't break if flexed a bit.

[AndrewHelgeCox]

The big problem with AMOLED for laptops is that they suffer from burn-in. You should push manufacturers on that question in future interviews.

[cupima]

Most coolest part is that it will be cheaper then 2K $ per device.