Cutting-edge Transparent OLED Display

Transparent OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display is the most dreamy form of display technology. Such an OLED screen gets used to showcase dynamic or interactive content on a see-through surface.

Such LG see-through  devices provide convenient experience to the customers who want to see the thing behind the devices. Compared with LCD, they are totally newer version of the technology. Their appearance was breaking news at that time.

The displays themselves are created from millions of self lighting pixels, offering an entirely new field of creativity for digital signage that the older brother (LCD screen) couldn’t offer. Because of such a design, transparent OLED display doesn’t require backlighting. Therefore, offering a much slimmer and more stylish design.

The transparent OLEDs are unlike anything that’s been released onto the market. They are completely frameless, highly universal, and easy to set up. Currently, there’s only one manufacturer and size of large size transparent OLED screens. The manufacturer, LG display, decided only to release a 55″ option.

There will be other future brands that can make such products for sure, but LG is the only manufacturer at present. 55″ seems like the ideal size for most applications, either commercially or residentially. However, if this is too large, you might be more interested in another transparent screen monitor on the market, like the transparent LCD.

Transparent OLED display has quickly become popular worldwide. The design is highly multifunctional, allowing industries such as retail, entertainment, marketing, and more to reek immense benefits. 

In the early stages of OLED displays, they were incredibly expensive. Although this was dependent on the supplier, some prices reached upwards of 20,000 USD. 

The price point was far too high for most industries to start adopting this new wave of display technology. However, this quickly came to be much lower in recent years. 

Since the beginning of our establishment, we’ve continuously honed in on our three main traits; cost-effectiveness, customization, and quality. By focusing on these areas, we’ve been able to leave customers satisfied, building long-lasting relationships worldwide. 

These focuses didn’t stop when we got onboard with transparent OLED displays. From being driven to provide the best at an affordable rate, we’ve created our own customizable transparent OLEDs that consumers love. 

By having the facilities to custom-produce these in our own warehouses, we’ve been able to hone down on quality control, component pricing, and, most importantly, customizability. 

Now our customers can receive a custom  transparent OLED display based on their requirements, including LOGO print, touch screen capabilities, and enclosure frames. Additionally, because we’re the creators, we can control the warranty and customer production. For more information about this, contact a helpful representative at GECEY.

Despite a see-through OLED display looking highly futuristic, the structure behind them isn’t anything unordinary. The OLEDs are crafted from transparent-only components (anode, cathode, and substrate). Apart from that, the entire unit will also consist of the following when it’s purchased from GECEY:

• Base – The base (aka the enclosure frame) holds everything together, including the screen, glass, control board, and other components. At GECEY, we can completely customize this for you so it fits in with the environment.
• Glass – The display screen is far too thin, at around 1.4mm alone. Therefore, we added 5mm tempered glass to ensure additional protection during transportation and use.
• Touch function – As an optional extra, you can also get touch screen accessibility. The two options we offer are capacitive and infrared touch, more information about this below.
• Control board – Depending on the actual usage of such product, will decipher which control board you’ll have. In the function section below, we detail three options.
• LG Transparent OLED screen – The most important component is the transparent OLED screen from LG. It’s 55″ across and has a thickness of around 1.4mm.
• Other Components – Power supply, etc.

The device looks highly complex, but there isn’t a substantial amount of components involved in building it.

As mentioned above, several control boards are available depending on the expected usage. These are commonly split up into three categories such as;

• Computer monitor – The most simple is a computer monitor control board, consisting of an HDMI connection. This will allow you to use it as a computer monitor.
• Advertising platform – Installed with an android operating system, it can get used as digital signage and connected to the internet via Wi-fi. It also comes equipt with RAM (2G, etc) and ROM (4G & 8G, etc), meaning apps and digital content can download quickly.
• All-in-one computer – Can get used for anything and uses a computer’s motherboard. Therefore you can play games, watch videos, use it for meetings, or browse the web.

The functionality of transparent OLED screens is unheard of within the digital display sector, offering masses of versatility. However, it’s much more than you think. See the below for more potential functions.

As briefly mentioned above, there are two touch screen options available as an additional extra; Capacitive and infrared touch (IR).

Whichever you choose will allow you to physically touch the transparent OLED display surface. Multiple users are also available. However, they’re not built the same.

A capacitive touch screen is extremely thin and frameless, maintaining that high-tech look to the display screen. The only downside to this is that they’re slightly more expensive and can be affected by other devices’ electromagnetic waves. 

Compared to IR touch screens, they don’t get affected by electromagnetic waves. Instead, they don’t offer a high-tech and frameless look. Therefore, you swap no interference with a bulkier, 8mm frame. Both will provide the same outcome, but each has pros and cons. Therefore, you’ll want to weigh these up and decipher which is better for your application.