02.22.18
The Fraunhofer Institute for Organic Electronics, Electron Beam and Plasma Technology FEP, a provider of research and development services in the field of organic electronics, will be presenting an OLED Lighting Design Sample Kit for the first time at LOPEC 2018 in Munich, March 14-15, 2018.
Flexible OLEDs present designers a practically unlimited tool for creating new OLED-based luminous objects. In order to convey some of the diverse opportunities that OLEDs offer to interested designers, Fraunhofer FEP is presenting its OLED Lighting Design Sample Kit at LOPEC 2018 for the first time, in order to demonstrate the unique properties and features of OLEDs, such as their flexibility, segmentation ability, transparency, their multicolored surfaces, hybrid colors, patterns, and variable color intensities.
“Fraunhofer FEP offers its customers realization of customer-specific OLED modules with a wide range of features and materials for converting design ideas into luminous visual displays using OLED technology,” said Jan Hesse, project manager of Sheet-to-Sheet OLED Technologies at Fraunhofer FEP. “We utilize the latest technologies and materials, and apply our extensive know-how to produce prototypes and short production runs of our customers’ desired applications.”
In addition to the aesthetic possibilities for designs using OLED technology, the OLED Design Sample Kit is also intended to illustrate the functional possibilities that OLED technology offers in medical engineering and analytics, such as integrating lighting (OLED) and sensor technology (OPD) on a single component for example, thus facilitating new applications.
Source: Fraunhofer FEP
Flexible OLEDs present designers a practically unlimited tool for creating new OLED-based luminous objects. In order to convey some of the diverse opportunities that OLEDs offer to interested designers, Fraunhofer FEP is presenting its OLED Lighting Design Sample Kit at LOPEC 2018 for the first time, in order to demonstrate the unique properties and features of OLEDs, such as their flexibility, segmentation ability, transparency, their multicolored surfaces, hybrid colors, patterns, and variable color intensities.
“Fraunhofer FEP offers its customers realization of customer-specific OLED modules with a wide range of features and materials for converting design ideas into luminous visual displays using OLED technology,” said Jan Hesse, project manager of Sheet-to-Sheet OLED Technologies at Fraunhofer FEP. “We utilize the latest technologies and materials, and apply our extensive know-how to produce prototypes and short production runs of our customers’ desired applications.”
In addition to the aesthetic possibilities for designs using OLED technology, the OLED Design Sample Kit is also intended to illustrate the functional possibilities that OLED technology offers in medical engineering and analytics, such as integrating lighting (OLED) and sensor technology (OPD) on a single component for example, thus facilitating new applications.
Source: Fraunhofer FEP
