GE And Konica Minolta To Show Off Flexible OLED Lighting Panel
GE is planning to preview lighting application ideas that seem to have quite a bit of potential at Light + Building 1020 and LightFair 2010. At said shows, the company will be showcasing OLEDs in various configurations, especially in the flexible and ultra-thin form factor. With the flexible OLED materials that GE has, that can produce an energy efficient white light, made with a low-carbon manufacturing footprint, look like they will be well received, and it’s thickness will allow it to be applied into a great many products. We’re certainly looking forward to buying paper-thin OLED lighting solutions from retail stores. Aren’t you?
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