https://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/lg-stretchable-display/
"LG Display has announced that it has created the world’s first stretchable
display that can be deformed by up to 20% of its original size and shape
without suffering any damage. The ultrathin material looks similar to
OLED-based flexible displays we’ve seen from LG Display in the past, but the
company says it has gone with micro-LED technology for this new stretchable
version.
It’s a full-color, 12-inch RGB panel that has a claimed pixel density of 100
pixels per inch (ppi). LG Display says that’s a resolution that competes with
most existing monitors, but the company appears to have a different target use
for the stretchable material. “Alongside its thin, lightweight design, the
Stretchable display’s revolutionary technology offers next-level versatility
for various daily scenarios,” the company said in a press release. The display
is “easily attachable to curved surfaces such as skin, clothing, furniture,
automobiles and aircraft.”
The micro-LED structure is also apparently quite rugged. “Unlike the
conventional linear wired system, the Stretchable display’s flexible S-form
spring-wired system’s optimal structure can endure repetitive changes to its
form, assuring consumers of its incredible durability and reliability.” The
company claims the displays will be able to withstand “significant external
impacts.”"
Via Esther Schindler.
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