In the latest developments in the LED PCB industry, there are clear advances and trends, and the future of this technology is still very bright.
According to market research by TrendForce, revenues from Micro LED chips are expected to reach approximately $1 billion.
LED PCB products took a prominent place at the InfoComm 2024 exhibition in Las Vegas, a global showcase for professional audio-visual and information and communication technologies. For example, LG Electronics showcased its officially mass-produced Micro LED displays, which will be launched in the fourth quarter of 2024. These displays use LG's AI processor to analyze the brightness and hue of LED chips in real time, enabling automatic calibration for optimal image quality.
In addition, the exhibition also showcased a range of LED PCB solutions tailored for various applications, such as outdoor displays, rental purposes, control rooms, retail and virtual production. Companies such as Leyard/Plantar, Unilumin Group and Absen showcased their advanced LED PCB technologies, including Mini LED COB/MiP solutions designed to meet the needs of ultra-fine pitch displays.
In addition to Micro LED technology, the exhibition also highlighted the growing competition between Mini LED and Micro OLED in the microdisplay market. This competition is driving innovation and pushing the limits of LED PCB technology.
