David Savastano, Editor11.04.20
OLED is one of the technologies competing for an ever-larger share of the display and lighting segment. One key to the future of OLEDs are the advanced materials needed to improve OLEDs’ performance. OTI Lumionics is working on that aspect of OLED technology, bringing advanced materials to transparent OLED displays.
To that end, OTI Lumionics recently announced that it received a strategic investment from LG Technology Ventures, the venture capital investment arm of LG Group.
Michael Helander, co-founder and CEO of OTI Lumionics, noted that OTI was founded out of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto to commercialize disruptive electronic materials and process technology developed from over a decade of research.
“OTI was originally focused on developing low cost manufacturing solutions for flexible and transparent OLEDs and was an early alumni of the Creative Destruction Lab, along with being first to successfully commercialize consumer ready OLED lighting,” Helander said. “The company was also the f
To that end, OTI Lumionics recently announced that it received a strategic investment from LG Technology Ventures, the venture capital investment arm of LG Group.
Michael Helander, co-founder and CEO of OTI Lumionics, noted that OTI was founded out of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto to commercialize disruptive electronic materials and process technology developed from over a decade of research.
“OTI was originally focused on developing low cost manufacturing solutions for flexible and transparent OLEDs and was an early alumni of the Creative Destruction Lab, along with being first to successfully commercialize consumer ready OLED lighting,” Helander said. “The company was also the f
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