QD related companies

The Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research (IAP) develops bio-based and synthetic polymers, from the laboratory to the industrial scale. Applications are diverse across many markets, such as bio-based packaging, lightweight materials, truck tires and more.

The Fraunhofer IAP is active in the display industry, with its IAP functional polymer systems division looking into a broad range of materials, including light-emitting polymers and quantum dots. The focus lies in solution processing of these materials with a strong focus on printing methods.

Korea-based InnoQD develops innovative quantum dots materials for the display industry. The company developed its own QD encapsulation technology to increase reliability and dispersibility.

InZiv, based in Israel, provides testing and inspection tools for the display industry, including ones for QD displays.

InZiv technology offers both full wafer and localized individual pixel inspection at high resolution. The system uses AOI, PL and EL to provide the most critical measurements for today’s display testing needs, including EQE and angular measurements.

Belgium-based QustomDot developed Cadmium-free quantum dots technology that can be applied directly on small microLED chips, based on technology that originated from Ghent University.