The first 200PPI stretchable micro‐LED display with serpentine‐shaped bridge designs

Abstract The revolution in display form factors is anticipated to enhance the delivery of diverse information and provide immediate feedback. The fundamental transformation is based on flexible display technology, and to achieve higher form factor innovation and variations, the development of stretchable displays is currently necessary. In this paper, we have demonstrated the first result of 200PPI stretchable display by applying serpentine‐shaped bridge design with a micro‐light emitting diode (micro‐LED) based on the conventional display process, overcoming fundamental limitations of two existing development directions, pixel density and the stretchability. Methods like Kirigami remove portions of the substrate to implement structural stretchability, offering a high pixel resolution and maintaining image quality by using existing processes. Our new structure, which demonstrates high pixel resolution without any degradation of stretchability, is expected to play a key role in the realization of stretchable displays for the television, IT, and automotive markets, and to accelerate the innovation of display form factors in the near future.

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Journal of the Society for Information Display
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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jsid.2074
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Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials
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Abstract

Abstract The revolution in display form factors is anticipated to enhance the delivery of diverse information and provide immediate feedback. The fundamental transformation is based on flexible display technology, and to achieve higher form factor innovation and variations, the development of stretchable displays is currently necessary. In this paper, we have demonstrated the first result of 200PPI stretchable display by applying serpentine‐shaped bridge design with a micro‐light emitting diode (micro‐LED) based on the conventional display process, overcoming fundamental limitations of two existing development directions, pixel density and the stretchability. Methods like Kirigami remove portions of the substrate to implement structural stretchability, offering a high pixel resolution and maintaining image quality by using existing processes. Our new structure, which demonstrates high pixel resolution without any degradation of stretchability, is expected to play a key role in the realization of stretchable displays for the television, IT, and automotive markets, and to accelerate the innovation of display form factors in the near future.

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