The new screen that stretches 50%

Redefine the limits of screen design

LG display promises to completely transform the way we interact with electronic devices and to this end it has presented to the world its first extendable screen, this innovative technology revealed at the LG Science Park in Seoul South Korea not only redefines the limits of screen design, but also inaugurates a new era of possibilities in various sectors.

Imagine a screen that can extend to 50% more than its original size while maintaining vibrant colors, high resolution and flawless performance, even after being twisted, bent or stretched thousands of times.

Another great step in the advancement of flexible screens.

This is the proposal of the 12-inch prototype that when expanded reaches 18 inches, what makes this technology unique is that unlike flexible screens that only fold, the extendable screen can take different shapes adapting to different surfaces such as skin or clothes.

Made with silicone material similar to that used in contact lenses, it combines lightness, resistance and elasticity to offer a revolutionary visual experience, the secret behind this Innovation lies in advanced wiring methods and the use of microLEDs that guarantee a resolution of 100 pixels per inch, even after more than 10,000 stretch cycles the LG screen has been proven to retain its quality and function perfectly, even in extreme weather conditions.

More uses and applications.

This technology is not limited to the electronics sector, applications such as smart clothing, automotive displays that change shape and wearable devices that offer information in real time, are already in development, although other companies such as Samsung have also presented advances in this field LG It stands out for its superior elasticity rate, which has increased from 20% to 50% since the initial prototype in 2022.

With each advance LG display brings us closer to a future where screens can be integrated into everyday objects, redefining our interaction with technology the potential to transform our daily lives is limited, we are just beginning to explore what this Innovation can offer.

Imagine smartphones that expand to larger screens or even smart clothing that displays real-time notifications, the future is here.