Noctiluca - story of how they came to be and where we are heading
summary
Company spun out from Syntax claims commercial-ready 3rd and 4th generation TADF emitters for both PVD and ink-jet production, raised about $3.5M, and runs an R&D lab in Korea plus third‑party tests at ETRI. Specifics: ink‑jet formulations match PVD performance across colors (the team calls this ink-jet printable RGBY parity), they cut stack complexity by ~5 layers, pursue a universal ink base, and plan a printed-device demo early next year while blue remains the “holy grail.”
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00LED market
- 4:30Blue light
- 7:50Company background
- 18:05Mechanisms
- 20:30TAF
- 23:10Display Industry
- 26:30Vendor Lockin
- 30:10Near dark performance
- 32:00Building blocks of a device
- 33:55Problems with current generations
- 35:40Laptop with LED screen
- 37:30New materials
- 38:50Technology
- 48:10Yellow emitter
- 49:15Management team
- 53:05Who are we
- 56:33Future projects
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