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LG Display (LPL) will showcase cutting-edge automotive display solutions at SID Display Week 2025 in San Jose, California, from May 13. The company will present several groundbreaking technologies, including:

- A Stretchable display that can expand up to 50% while maintaining 100 ppi resolution and full RGB color - The world's largest 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar display as a single panel - An 18-inch Slidable OLED that extends from the ceiling - Industry-first Switchable Privacy Mode (SPM) technology

These displays are designed for extreme conditions (-40°C to 85°C) and feature innovative capabilities such as protruding touch buttons and entertainment functions. LG Display aims to strengthen its leadership in premium automotive displays through its comprehensive technology portfolio, including P-OLED, Advanced Thin OLED, and high-end LTPS LCD.

LG Display has achieved a major breakthrough as the first company to verify commercialization-level performance of blue phosphorescent OLED panels in mass production. This development marks a significant step toward creating the "dream OLED" - a display incorporating phosphorescence for all three primary colors.

The innovation uses a hybrid two-stack Tandem OLED structure, combining blue fluorescence and phosphorescence to achieve 15% lower power consumption while maintaining stability. This breakthrough comes just eight months after partnering with UDC, solving a 20-year industry challenge.

Key developments include:

• Patents filed in South Korea and United States
• Technology to be showcased at SID Display Week 2025
• Applications planned for smartphones, tablets, AI PCs, and AR/VR devices

The technology represents a major advancement in display efficiency, as phosphorescence offers 100% luminous efficiency compared to fluorescence's 25%, using only a quarter of the power.

LG Display (LPL) has commenced mass production of the industry's first 40-inch Pillar to Pillar (P2P) automotive display, marking a significant advancement in Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) technology. The ultra-large display spans the entire front area of both driver and passenger seats, enabling simultaneous access to multiple functions including digital dashboard, navigation, climate control, entertainment, and games without screen transitions.

The display features innovative Switchable Privacy Mode (SPM) technology, allowing passengers to enjoy entertainment while keeping content invisible to the driver. It also incorporates local dimming technology to reduce heat generation and power consumption, particularly beneficial for electric vehicles. The P2P display will be installed in the Afeela, a next-generation electric vehicle from Sony Honda Mobility, combining Sony's IT expertise with Honda's manufacturing capabilities.

LG Display (LPL) has begun mass production of a groundbreaking 45-inch Gaming OLED monitor panel with 5K2K resolution (5120×2160). The panel features approximately 11 million pixels, over 5 times more than FHD and 1.3 times more than UHD screens.

Key specifications include industry-leading 1,300 nits brightness, a gaming-specific polarizer for glare reduction, and Dynamic Frequency & Resolution technology allowing users to switch between high refresh rate (FHD∙330Hz) and high resolution (5K2K∙165Hz) modes. The 21:9 aspect ratio panel offers perfect blacks, reduced blue light emission, and flicker-free operation.

The company aims to capture the growing high-end gaming display market with its proprietary technologies and a complete lineup of Gaming OLED panels from 27 to 45 inches.

LG Display has unveiled its fourth-generation OLED TV panel, achieving a breakthrough maximum brightness of 4,000 nits - 33% brighter than its predecessor. The panel features a new Primary RGB Tandem structure with four stacks of light-emitting elements, delivering 40% improved color brightness at 2,100 nits and 20% greater energy efficiency.

Key innovations include an ultra-low reflection technology that blocks 99% of light reflections, maintaining perfect blacks even in bright environments. The panel demonstrates 100% color accuracy at 500 lux and emits 45% less blue light compared to typical LCD screens. Environmental benefits include using 90% fewer plastic materials than LCDs and achieving a 92.7% recycling rate for end-of-life parts.

LG Display plans to incorporate this technology into its mass-produced premium TV lineup and gaming OLED displays in 2025.

LG Display has unveiled the world's first Stretchable display that can expand up to 50%, showcasing a 12-inch screen that stretches to 18 inches while maintaining 100ppi resolution and full RGB color. This represents a significant improvement from their 2022 prototype, which only stretched 20%. The new display features enhanced durability, capable of over 10,000 stretch cycles and resistance to extreme temperatures. The technology utilizes micro-LED light sources up to 40μm and incorporates special silicon material substrate. The company demonstrated potential applications including automotive panels and wearable displays for firefighters' uniforms.

LG Display is set to showcase its latest OLED innovations at K-Display 2024 in Seoul from August 14-16. The company will present large-sized OLEDs for TV and gaming, as well as ultra-large automotive display solutions for software-defined vehicles (SDVs). Highlights include:

1. An 83-inch OLED TV panel featuring META Technology 2.0, offering 42% improved brightness and a maximum of 3,000 nits.

2. A comprehensive Gaming OLED lineup (27-45 inches) with the fastest response time (0.03ms) in the market.

3. Automotive displays including a 17-inch Advanced Thin OLED (ATO) and a 57-inch pillar-to-pillar LTPS LCD with Switchable Privacy Mode.

4. An 18-inch Slidable OLED for in-vehicle entertainment.

5. High-end IT LCDs, including a 27-inch IPS Black panel for monitors and a 16-inch IPS gaming panel for laptops.

LG Display's OLED TV panels have been proven to be 'Sleep Friendly', supporting body and eye health according to a recent clinical study. The research, conducted with Kookmin University, showed that melatonin secretion increased by 8.1% in the OLED TV group, while decreasing by 2.7% in the LCD TV group over two hours of viewing.

OLED panels emit only 36% blue light compared to 70-80% from LCD panels, minimizing the negative impact on melatonin secretion. LG Display's OLED panels have also been certified as 'Circadian Friendly' by TÜV Rheinland and earned 'Eyesafe', 'Flicker Free', and 'Discomfort Glare Free' certifications from other leading safety bodies.

LG Display showcased its latest OLED technologies at SID Display Week 2024 in San Jose, California. The event, running from May 14-16, featured innovations like OLEDoS for VR, which boasts ultra-high brightness of 10,000 nits and a resolution of around 4,000 ppi. Other highlights included 83-inch OLED TV panels with META Technology 2.0, which offers 42% brighter images, and a 27-inch 480 Hz QHD Gaming OLED panel. Additionally, LG Display presented automotive solutions like Advanced Thin OLEDs and Transparent OLEDs with 60% transparency. The company emphasized its commitment to ongoing R&D to maintain technological leadership.