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POLED, or Polymer OLED, refers to a type of OLED display technology that utilizes a polymer as the light-emitting layer. This contrasts with small-molecule OLEDs which are often used in applications like television screens and smartphones. Polymer OLED panels offer the advantage of being more flexible, which makes them a popular choice for newer, versatile display applications, including wearable technology, foldable smartphones, and curved digital displays. The manufacturing process of POLEDs can be potentially simpler and conducted at lower temperatures compared to small-molecule OLEDs. This attribute makes it suitable for printing techniques, which are being researched for large-scale, roll-to-roll production, seeking to reduce costs and increase production efficiency. On the market frontier, a variety of companies are engaged in the development, production, and supply of POLED panels. LG Display is a leader in POLED technology, especially for television and monitor display applications. Samsung Display, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, is also a key player heavily invested in the development of OLED technology, including POLED for mobile and wearable devices. Other notable participants are BOE Technology, Visionox, and AU Optronics, each contributing to the advancement and adoption of POLED technology through their variously targeted market sectors, ranging from large panel displays to niche, flexible devices. Show Less Read more