No, the real opportunity lies with the companies that invent, improve, and sell the actual OLED technology. The key OLED patent holders are Eastman Kodak (NYSE: EK), Sumitomo Chemical (after buying Cambridge Display), and Universal Display (Nasdaq: PANL). Of these three, Universal has perhaps the smallest market share with only one major panel maker under license (Samsung SDI), but it is also the player with the most to win.
announced that it has been awarded a Department of Energy Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase I grant under the department’s Solid State Lighting program. The company will receive $99,919 in grant funding for its program entitled ‘Enhanced Light Outcoupling in WOLEDs’. The program will reportedly focus on a novel optical outcoupling technique. The company hopes to make to double the outcoupling efficiency of the WOLEDs to about 50 percent external quantom efficiency.
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回覆刪除No, the real opportunity lies with the companies that invent, improve, and sell the actual OLED technology. The key OLED patent holders are Eastman Kodak (NYSE: EK), Sumitomo Chemical (after buying Cambridge Display), and Universal Display (Nasdaq: PANL). Of these three, Universal has perhaps the smallest market share with only one major panel maker under license (Samsung SDI), but it is also the player with the most to win.
原來如此啊 ... PANL 也是有求於 KONICA MINOLTA
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announced that it has been awarded a Department of Energy Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase I grant under the department’s Solid State Lighting program. The company will receive $99,919 in grant funding for its program entitled ‘Enhanced Light Outcoupling in WOLEDs’. The program will reportedly focus on a novel optical outcoupling technique. The company hopes to make to double the outcoupling efficiency of the WOLEDs to about 50 percent external quantom efficiency.