Samsung Display announced on May 13 that it will take part in Display Week 2025, held from May 13 to 15 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California. The event, hosted by the Society for Information Display (SID), brings together display companies and experts from around the world to share cutting-edge technologies and R&D achievements.

Samsung Display is set to unveil a range of next-generation display technologies, including the industry's first non-cadmium 400-nit EL-QD and a 5,000 pixels-per-inch (PPI) RGB OLED on Silicon (OLEDoS) at Display Week 2025, reinforcing its leadership in cutting-edge panel technology. The company will also highlight its leadership in OLED innovation through a range of future-oriented technologies, including organic photodiodes (OPD), advanced sensors capable of measuring biometric data such as heart rate and blood pressure directly from light generated by a panel touched by a patient, and a high-resolution microdisplay that delivers 5,000 PPI in a compact 1.4-inch form factor.

TrendForce's latest report reveals that shipments of near-eye displays are expected to increase year-by-year over the next few years following inventory clearance. It is anticipated that OLEDoS will dominate the high-end VR/MR market, with its technological share rising to 23% by 2030, while LCD will continue to occupy the mainstream market, holding a 63% share in near-eye displays.

TrendForce defines VR/MR devices as near-eye displays that achieve an immersive experience through a single display. Devices emphasizing transparency and the integration of virtual and real-world applications are classified as AR devices.

LG Display, the world's leading innovator of display technologies, announced today the unveiling of a large number of its next-generation OLED and cutting-edge display technologies at SID Display Week 2024 in San Jose, California from May 14-16. LG Display is allowing visitors to experience new OLED technologies under the theme "A Better Future," ranging from OLEDoS for VR to large-sized OLED panels that go beyond the limits of picture quality and automotive display solutions that are optimized for Software Defined Vehicles (SDV).

The company's latest innovations include a new technology, OLEDoS for VR, which is being shown to the public for the first time and features dramatically increased screen brightness and resolution compared with the existing standard. Despite being the size of a coin at 1.3-inch, it achieves an ultra-high brightness of 10,000 nits and an ultra-high resolution of around 4,000 ppi, which is in the 4K class. In addition, its color expression accuracy is realized by meeting more than 97% of the DCI-P3 standard color area of the Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI). All these enable more lifelike virtual reality with industry-leading picture quality.