Tokyo Univ: Flexible skin display: Successful full color

Tokyo Univ: Flexible skin display: Successful full color

The University of Tokyo and Dai Nippon Printing:

We have evolved our own stretchable hybrid electronic packaging technology.

Thin, elastic, full-color skin display,
Display device that integrates drive, communication circuit, and power supply,
Successfully developed and manufactured (Photos 1 and 2)

Full-color skin display:

This device

For the display stuck on the skin,
You can display image messages sent from outside,
Communication system.

Todai team and DNP:

Currently, we are engaged in research and development of elastic devices.

This time, we have developed a thin and stretchable skin display with full-color LEDs.

Development history:

May 2009

The world’s first 16 x 16 organic EL displays that expand and contract (*1)

August 2016

7-segment display with ultra-thin organic EL elements with a thickness of 1 μm (Note 2)

February 2018

Announced the monochromatic skin display (Note 3), which was the pioneer of this research.

(Note 1) Nature Materials magazine (2009). DOI number: 10.1038/nmat2459

(Note 2) Science Advances magazine (2016). DOI number: 10.1126/sciadv.1501856

(Note 3) Someya, Takao. “Continuous Health-Monitoring With Ultraflexible On-Skin Sensors.” 2018 AAAS Annual Meeting.

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