Flexible digital display is a unique screen that can move a bend in several ways. It isn’t like the old, hard screens we used to have. The new displays act like magic paper which can glow or morph. You can twist, turn and fold them without breaking.
These fantastic screens employ something with a fancy name: OLED. What does OLED mean? Well, OLED means Organic Light Emitting Diode. The important part is that it means the screen is made of those special kinds of materials that can shine when electricity touches them.
Old TV and phone screens were made out of hard glass that would shatter if you bent it. But these new screens are built from soft, pliable plastic. That means they can be extremely thin and light. They’re designed for phones, tablets and computers you want to carry with you.
We are so stoked about the possibilities of flexible displays! Think about clothing that can glow and change color. Consider automotive dashboards that can display information differently. Others even want to create huge displays that can cover entire buildings!
These flexible screens are really tough. Unlike your old glass screens, they won’t crack if you accidentally bend or press them. And they consume less electricity, so your phone or tablet can stay charged for much longer.
Now, clever scientists and engineers are tirelessly striving to improve these screens. They are learning how to make them faster and cheaper. Each day, they learn something new and cool about flexible displays.
Flexible displays at the leading edge of the next wave of technology. They can perform tasks we could only dream of a few years ago. [Recent image: According to the numbers, screens can be normal, but cool is Obtener, which can change, are considered wrapping on screen.]
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