Micro-LED Patent Application from Apple Published in Europe

Micro-LED Patent Application from Apple Published in Europe


A European Apple patent application related to the technology of Micro LED display was published, reported Patently Apple.

The application for European patent from Apple was originally filed back in the fourth quarter of 2017 and published in Europe on October 10th 2018.

According to the report, among the 12 engineers who are listed as the inventors of the published patent application, one is from LuxVue and two are engineers who came to Apple from AUO, a Taiwanese panel manufacturer that specializes in TV panels.


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Apple has begun its development of Micro LED technology since 2014 with its acquisition of LuxVue, a startup company specializing in Micro LED based displays. Afterwards, Apple has established a factory in Taiwan and gathered professionals of the semiconductor and panel industry to focus on Micro LED display technology development. In March 2018, Bloomberg covered that Apple has moved its R&D team of Micro LED technology back to the U.S. as the progress did not meet the company’s expectation. Later in August 2018, Apple has reportedly visited AUO and Epistar in Taiwan to check their development progress for Micro LED technology and discuss their potential collaboration.

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