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As artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionizes nearly every industry, it is especially transforming consumer electronics. The technology is found in smart appliances, entertainment systems, smart security systems, wearables/fitness products, and much more. While healthcare, education, marketing, retail/ecommerce, and financial services top the list of industries aggressively adopting AI, displays are a fixture in all sectors. Especially in today’s pandemic-affected world as we live and work through the screens of our smartphones, laptops and TVs.

Marking a new innovation trajectory for the OLED industry, CYNORA today announced that device test kits for its Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF)-based Deep Green emitter for next-generation OLED displays are now available to customers. The development is an industry-first milestone for TADF technology, and validates CYNORA’s roadmap commitment.

As we turn the corner into 2021, we head straight into CES, the premier annual showcase of consumer electronics innovation. This year’s event will feature 1000 exhibits and 100 programming hours. It’s all digital but virtually In Real Life (IRL), thanks to continuous innovations in display technologies.

CYNORA today announced the appointment of former Samsung Display and LG Chem executive, Ok-Keun Song, Ph.D. as Vice President of Engineering. CYNORA is an emerging OLED materials leader with differentiated solutions to help display manufacturers unleash the full efficiency potential of next-generation OLED devices found in high-end smartphones, laptops, and other consumer electronics devices.