MicroOLED (硅基OLED) is an advanced display technology integrating organic light-emitting diodes on silicon wafers, achieving pixel sizes 1/10th of traditional OLEDs. With ultra-high PPI (pixels per inch) and sub-μs response times, it’s widely used in AR/VR headsets, medical scopes, and camera viewfinders. Panox Display’s fifth-generation models deliver 368K pixels at 120Hz, enabling lifelike visuals with … Read more

QD-OLED (Quantum Dot Organic Light-Emitting Diode) is an advanced display technology combining quantum dots with OLED structures. It uses a blue OLED light source to excite red and green quantum dots in a color conversion layer, achieving superior color purity, brightness, and reduced burn-in risks compared to traditional OLEDs. Manufacturing involves depositing quantum dot layers … Read more

2K gaming primarily refers to the NBA 2K series, a franchise of basketball simulation games renowned for their hyper-realistic portrayal of professional basketball. Unlike generic sports titles, these games integrate authentic NBA rules, lifelike player models, and dynamic career modes where users guide athletes from rookie status to stardom. Advanced AI, motion-capture animations, and tactical … Read more

Memory LCDs are ultra-low-power reflective displays that maintain images without continuous electricity, using bistable liquid crystal technology. Ideal for IoT sensors, wearables, and industrial tools, they combine sunlight readability with 1–10µW standby power consumption. Panox Display provides Memory LCDs with customizable resolutions (up to 400×300 pixels) and extended temperature ranges (−30°C to +85°C), ensuring reliability … Read more

Typical AMOLED screen lifespan ranges from 5 to 10+ years under normal usage conditions. Modern AMOLED panels achieve 30,000–100,000 hours of operational life (3.5–11 years at 8 hours/day) before noticeable brightness degradation (20–30% loss). Real-world longevity depends on screen brightness levels, static content exposure, and thermal management—factors accelerated by sustained high-brightness operation or fixed UI … Read more

Tandem OLED technology significantly reduces but doesn’t eliminate burn-in risks. By stacking two emission layers, current stress per pixel is halved, doubling theoretical lifespan compared to conventional OLEDs. Blue subpixels—the weakest link—still degrade faster, though innovations like multi-photon architecture and dynamic voltage compensation slow uneven aging. Pro Tip: Always enable pixel-shift features on Tandem OLED … Read more

Augmented Reality (AR) display devices are wearable or heads-up systems that overlay digital content onto the real world using optical combiners, micro-OLED/LCD screens, and sensors. Key components include waveguides for light projection, eye-tracking cameras, and processors for real-time rendering. Panox Display’s high-res micro-OLEDs enable crisp visuals in AR smart glasses used in healthcare, logistics, and … Read more

Augmented Reality (AR) displays are optical systems that overlay digital information onto the physical world through devices like head-mounted displays (HMDs) or smartphones. They work by integrating real-time environment sensing, virtual content rendering, and precise alignment of digital elements with physical spaces using cameras, sensors, and projection technologies. Core components include optical combiners for merging … Read more

Flexible display screens are bendable, ultra-thin panels used across industries requiring dynamic form factors. Primarily built with OLED, TFT-LCD, or flexible LED technologies, they adapt to curved surfaces and portable designs—enabling foldable smartphones, wearable health monitors, automotive dashboards, and industrial HMI interfaces. Panox Display specializes in custom flexible OLED solutions with 140° viewing angles and … Read more

Virtual Reality (VR) display technology refers to screens and optics that create immersive 3D environments by rendering stereoscopic images with low latency, high resolution, and wide field-of-view (FOV). Core components include OLED/LCD panels, Fresnel lenses, and eye-tracking systems. Panox Display specializes in low-persistence OLEDs critical for reducing motion blur in high-end VR headsets like Meta … Read more