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7 days ago
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JBD's ARTCs Image-Quality Engine Goes Commercial, Elevating Full-Color MicroLED Waveguide AR Glasses to an Unprecedented Visual Standard
SHANGHAI, June 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As a global leader in MicroLED microdisplay technology, JBD has announced that its proprietary, system-level image-quality engine for waveguide AR Glasses—ARTCs—has been fully integrated into RayNeo's flagship product, RayNeo X3 Pro, ushering in a fundamentally refreshed visual experience for full-color MicroLED waveguide AR Glasses. The engine's core hardware module, ARTCs-WG, has been deployed on RayNeo's production lines, paving the way for high-volume manufacturing of AR Glasses. This alliance not only marks ARTCs' transition from a laboratory proof of concept to industrial-scale deployment, but also adds fresh momentum into the near-eye AR display arena. Breaking Through Technical Barriers to Ignite an AR Image-Quality Revolution Waveguide-based virtual displays have long been plagued by luminance non-uniformity and color shift, flaws that seriously diminish the AR viewing experience. In 2024, JBD answered this persistent pain point with ARTCs—the industry's first image-quality correction solution for AR waveguides—alongside its purpose-built, high-volume production platform, ARTCs-WG. Through light-engine-side processing and proprietary algorithms, the system lifts overall luminance uniformity in MicroLED waveguide AR Glasses from "< 40 %" to "> 80 %" and drives the color difference ΔE down from "> 0.1" to "≈ 0.02." The payoff is the removal of color cast and graininess and a dramatic step-up in waveguide display quality. While safeguarding the thin-and-light form factor essential to full-color waveguide AR Glasses, the ARTCs engine further unleashes MicroLED's intrinsic advantages—high brightness, low power consumption, and compact size—rendering images more natural and vibrant and markedly enhancing user perception. ARTCs fully resolves waveguide non-uniformity, ensuring that every pair of waveguide AR Glasses delivers premium visuals. It not only satisfies consumer expectations for high-grade imagery, but also eliminates the chief technical roadblock that has throttled large-scale adoption of full-color waveguide AR Glasses, opening a clear runway for market expansion and mass uptake. Empowering Intelligent-Manufacturing Upgrades at the Device Level Thanks to its breakthrough in visual performance, ARTCs has captured broad industry attention. As a pioneer in consumer AR Glasses, RayNeo has leveraged its formidable innovation capabilities to become the first company to embed ARTCs both in its full-color MicroLED waveguide AR Glasses RayNeo X3 Pro and on its mass-production lines. During onsite deployment at RayNeo, the ARTCs engine demonstrated exceptional adaptability and efficiency: One-stop system-level calibration – Hardware-level DEMURA aligns the MicroLED microdisplay and the waveguide into a single, optimally corrected optical system. Rapid line integration – Provides standardized, automated testing and image-quality calibration for AR waveguide Glasses, seamlessly supporting OEM/ODM and end-device production lines. Scalable mass-production support – Supplies robust assurance for rapid product ramp-up and time-to-market. RayNeo founder and CEO Howie Li remarked, "As the world's leading MicroLED microdisplay provider, JBD has always been one of our strategic partners. The introduction of the ARTCs engine delivers a striking boost in display quality for RayNeo X3 Pro. We look forward to deepening our collaboration with JBD and continually injecting fresh vitality into the near-eye AR display industry." JBD CEO Li Qiming added, "RayNeo was among the earliest global explorers of AR Glasses. Over many years, RayNeo and JBD have advanced together, relentlessly pursuing higher display quality and technological refinement. Today, in partnership with RayNeo, we have launched ARTCs to tackle brightness and color-uniformity challenges inherent to pairing MicroLED microdisplays with diffractive waveguides, and we have successfully implemented it in RayNeo X3 Pro. This confirms that JBD has translated laboratory-grade image-correction technology into reliable, large-scale commercial practice, opening new growth opportunities for near-eye AR displays. I look forward to jointly ushering in a new chapter of high-fidelity AR." JBD will continue to focus on MicroLED microdisplays and the ARTCs image-quality engine, deepening its commitment to near-eye AR displays. The company will drive consumer AR Glasses toward ever-better image fidelity, lighter form factors, and all-day wearability—bringing cutting-edge AR technology into everyday life at an accelerated pace. About RayNeo RayNeo is a leading brand in the AR space, dedicated to redefining augmented reality through groundbreaking technology and wearable innovation. Initially incubated within TCL, RayNeo develops AR glasses that seamlessly integrate into everyday life, delivering immersive and intuitive experiences. By combining cutting-edge design with advanced technologies, RayNeo empowers users to explore and interact with the digital world like never before. Committed to shaping the future of AR, RayNeo drives innovation through collaboration and a user-first approach. For more information about RayNeo and its innovative AR technology, visit About JBD Founded in 2015, JBD stands at the forefront of technological innovation, revolutionizing the realm of MicroLED microdisplay technology. Renowned for delivering the smallest, brightest, and most energy-efficient micro-display panels, JBD has become a global pioneer in advanced display solutions. From ultra-compact MicroLED displays to state-of-the-art projectors and optical modules, JBD's visionary products are reshaping the future of near-eye display technology. Driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation, JBD illuminates the path to a brighter, more vibrant digital world. Explore more about JBD's groundbreaking advancements by visiting their website( or engaging with them on LinkedIn and X (Twitter). View original content: SOURCE JBD Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
29-05-2025
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JBD Sets a New Benchmark for MicroLED Micro-Display Technology: No More Than Three Defective Pixels per Panel--A Record Low for the Industry
SHANGHAI, May 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At this pivotal juncture when near-eye display technologies are rapidly advancing toward large-scale deployment, JBD, through sustained technological innovation, has succeeded in reducing the number of defective pixels in its MicroLED micro-displays from ≤100 to ≤3 per panel. This breakthrough not only signifies that MicroLED micro-displays have reached the quality-control standard of mature display technologies such as LCD, but also establishes a new benchmark for defective-pixel metrics across the MicroLED micro-display industry. The number of defective and dark pixels has long served as a key indicator of the reliability and technological maturity of MicroLED micro-display products. Previously, constrained by technological capabilities and production processes, the industry generally confronted a technical bottleneck of nearly 100 defective pixels per panel, which to some extent impeded the widespread adoption of consumer-grade AR devices. In order to overcome this constraint, JBD in recent years has conducted in-depth research into core MicroLED micro-display technologies, reducing the number of defective pixels to ≤3 per panel and dramatically raising the proportion of flawless zero-defect panels. Moreover, dark pixels are an equally long-standing yet frequently overlooked technical challenge in the MicroLED micro-display field, directly affecting image uniformity and overall image quality. Through technological upgrades, JBD has lowered the dark-pixel rate per panel from as high as 0.4% to an exceedingly low 0.03%, and—together with JBD's proprietary Demura pixel-level luminance-compensation algorithm—has greatly enhanced pixel-brightness uniformity. The count of dead and dark pixels exerts a direct and pronounced impact on display quality and user experience. Dead pixels manifest as conspicuous black specks within the image, undermining picture integrity and detail rendition; dark pixels introduce dim blemishes, compromising color accuracy and luminance uniformity. Under high-contrast or brightly lit conditions, these defects become particularly conspicuous, readily distracting users and diminishing visual immersion. By reducing defective and dark pixels, manufacturers prevent image discontinuities, muted colors, and distortion, significantly enhance picture integrity and uniformity, and thus play a pivotal role in elevating visual quality for AR near-eye displays. Bringing defective and dark pixels under tighter quality control in micro-displays requires a complicated, end-to-end effort; the aforementioned breakthrough results from JBD's sustained investment and concerted efforts in technology iteration, process optimization, defect analytics, and lean management. On the technological front, JBD has refined the epitaxial structure to achieve uniform material density, while innovative processes ensure homogeneous pixel-level drive characteristics. Regarding equipment and manufacturing, the introduction of advanced tools has enhanced manufacturing precision. From a production-management perspective, additional inspection steps have been integrated into every stage of the process, with critical stages subject to rigorous monitoring and precise control, guaranteeing that the entire production flow meets the highest quality standards. The foregoing not only attests to JBD's dramatic advances in technological innovation and manufacturing processes, but also signals that MicroLED micro-displays are entering a phase of application maturity. With the meteoric progress of AI technology, demand is mounting for lightweight AR glasses that can serve as all-day AI assistants. Thanks to its outstanding brightness, compact footprint, and low power consumption, MicroLED micro-display technology is steadily becoming the leading solution for such lightweight AR glasses. The substantial improvement in defective- and dark-pixel quality-control standards will further consolidate JBD's advantage in near-eye display applications. Standing at the threshold of mass adoption of consumer-grade AR smart glasses, JBD remains committed to delivering micro-display products of exceptional performance and proven reliability. Looking ahead, JBD will deepen its focus on MicroLED micro-display technology, amplify R&D investment, and propel the industry forward, steering it to ever-greater heights. About JBD Founded in 2015, JBD stands at the forefront of technological innovation, revolutionizing the realm of MicroLED microdisplay technology. Renowned for delivering the smallest, brightest, and most energy-efficient micro-display panels, JBD has become a global pioneer in advanced display solutions. From ultra-compact MicroLED displays to state-of-the-art projectors and optical modules, JBD's visionary products are reshaping the future of near-eye display technology. Driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation, JBD illuminates the path to a brighter, more vibrant digital world. Explore more about JBD's groundbreaking advancements by visiting their website( or engaging with them on LinkedIn and X (Twitter). View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE JBD
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
JBD Sets a New Benchmark for MicroLED Micro-Display Technology: No More Than Three Defective Pixels per Panel--A Record Low for the Industry
SHANGHAI, May 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At this pivotal juncture when near-eye display technologies are rapidly advancing toward large-scale deployment, JBD, through sustained technological innovation, has succeeded in reducing the number of defective pixels in its MicroLED micro-displays from ≤100 to ≤3 per panel. This breakthrough not only signifies that MicroLED micro-displays have reached the quality-control standard of mature display technologies such as LCD, but also establishes a new benchmark for defective-pixel metrics across the MicroLED micro-display industry. The number of defective and dark pixels has long served as a key indicator of the reliability and technological maturity of MicroLED micro-display products. Previously, constrained by technological capabilities and production processes, the industry generally confronted a technical bottleneck of nearly 100 defective pixels per panel, which to some extent impeded the widespread adoption of consumer-grade AR devices. In order to overcome this constraint, JBD in recent years has conducted in-depth research into core MicroLED micro-display technologies, reducing the number of defective pixels to ≤3 per panel and dramatically raising the proportion of flawless zero-defect panels. Moreover, dark pixels are an equally long-standing yet frequently overlooked technical challenge in the MicroLED micro-display field, directly affecting image uniformity and overall image quality. Through technological upgrades, JBD has lowered the dark-pixel rate per panel from as high as 0.4% to an exceedingly low 0.03%, and—together with JBD's proprietary Demura pixel-level luminance-compensation algorithm—has greatly enhanced pixel-brightness uniformity. The count of dead and dark pixels exerts a direct and pronounced impact on display quality and user experience. Dead pixels manifest as conspicuous black specks within the image, undermining picture integrity and detail rendition; dark pixels introduce dim blemishes, compromising color accuracy and luminance uniformity. Under high-contrast or brightly lit conditions, these defects become particularly conspicuous, readily distracting users and diminishing visual immersion. By reducing defective and dark pixels, manufacturers prevent image discontinuities, muted colors, and distortion, significantly enhance picture integrity and uniformity, and thus play a pivotal role in elevating visual quality for AR near-eye displays. Bringing defective and dark pixels under tighter quality control in micro-displays requires a complicated, end-to-end effort; the aforementioned breakthrough results from JBD's sustained investment and concerted efforts in technology iteration, process optimization, defect analytics, and lean management. On the technological front, JBD has refined the epitaxial structure to achieve uniform material density, while innovative processes ensure homogeneous pixel-level drive characteristics. Regarding equipment and manufacturing, the introduction of advanced tools has enhanced manufacturing precision. From a production-management perspective, additional inspection steps have been integrated into every stage of the process, with critical stages subject to rigorous monitoring and precise control, guaranteeing that the entire production flow meets the highest quality standards. The foregoing not only attests to JBD's dramatic advances in technological innovation and manufacturing processes, but also signals that MicroLED micro-displays are entering a phase of application maturity. With the meteoric progress of AI technology, demand is mounting for lightweight AR glasses that can serve as all-day AI assistants. Thanks to its outstanding brightness, compact footprint, and low power consumption, MicroLED micro-display technology is steadily becoming the leading solution for such lightweight AR glasses. The substantial improvement in defective- and dark-pixel quality-control standards will further consolidate JBD's advantage in near-eye display applications. Standing at the threshold of mass adoption of consumer-grade AR smart glasses, JBD remains committed to delivering micro-display products of exceptional performance and proven reliability. Looking ahead, JBD will deepen its focus on MicroLED micro-display technology, amplify R&D investment, and propel the industry forward, steering it to ever-greater heights. About JBD Founded in 2015, JBD stands at the forefront of technological innovation, revolutionizing the realm of MicroLED microdisplay technology. Renowned for delivering the smallest, brightest, and most energy-efficient micro-display panels, JBD has become a global pioneer in advanced display solutions. From ultra-compact MicroLED displays to state-of-the-art projectors and optical modules, JBD's visionary products are reshaping the future of near-eye display technology. Driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation, JBD illuminates the path to a brighter, more vibrant digital world. Explore more about JBD's groundbreaking advancements by visiting their website( or engaging with them on LinkedIn and X (Twitter). View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE JBD Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Associated Press
28-02-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
JBD Officially Launches MicroLED Printhead Module, Driving Upgrades in the Printing Industry
SHANGHAI, Feb. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In response to growing demands for eco-friendly solutions, cost optimization, and high-speed printing, the printer industry is entering a pivotal phase of technological transformation. As a trailblazer in MicroLED innovation, JBD proudly presents its newly launched MicroLED Printhead Module. Boasting a compact footprint, swift performance, high accuracy, low power consumption, ultra-quiet operation, and heightened reliability, this cutting-edge module is engineered to deliver significant commercial value for printer manufacturers. Building upon continuous breakthroughs in MicroLED research, JBD's microdisplay products have already earned widespread acclaim in the AR near-eye display field, underlining the company's robust expertise in MicroLED technology. This success also lays a solid foundation for broader, cross-sector innovation. Laser printing integrates laser scanning with electrophotographic technology, corresponding to the 'photosensitive drum exposure' and 'development-transfer' processes. The surface of the photosensitive drum is coated with a photosensitive material that becomes negatively charged after 'exposure,' allowing it to attract positively charged toner. This process enables the complete printing of an image. Traditional laser print modules are based on point-by-point scanning—from a single point to a line—and gradually expose the surface, whereas the MicroLED Printhead Module employs a more streamlined one-dimensional linear LED array. This design enables an entire row to be exposed at once, significantly enhancing printing efficiency. Conventional laser printers rely on intricate optical and mechanical scanning components, often resulting in sizable hardware, excessive noise, elevated energy consumption, and high maintenance expenses. JBD's new MicroLED Printhead line not only furnishes an exceptional light source solution for printer manufacturers but also paves the way for comprehensive advancements in printing products. Compact Size: Streamlined Design for Smaller Devices The MicroLED module features a minimalist configuration, consisting of a single row of MicroLED pixel arrays and a cylindrical lens array. By eliminating the mirrors, mechanical reflectors, and diffusion lenses commonly associated with laser modules, the unit substantially reduces space requirements. Ultra-Quiet: Minimal Noise for a Comfortable Environment Because the MicroLED module exposes the photosensitive drum surface in a pixel-to-pixel manner, it eliminates the mechanical scanning system found in traditional laser light sources. As a result, it avoids the noise associated with mechanical movement, offering users a quieter working environment—especially suitable for offices, libraries, and similar spaces. Fast Speed: Full-Line Exposure for Higher Printing Efficiency A laser module's exposure operates in a zero-dimensional manner, where a mechanical scanner exposes one point at a time, limiting speed by mechanical rotation. By contrast, the MicroLED module uses a one-dimensional approach. A linear LED array exposes an entire row in one go, and the rapid switching of LEDs significantly boosts printing efficiency, saving users valuable time. Low Power Consumption: Energy Savings Aligned with Green Initiatives MicroLEDs exhibit high luminous efficiency and minimal power requirements, with each emitter consuming only microwatts (μW). When compared to laser modules, this dramatically reduces overall energy usage. Such low consumption dovetails neatly with global carbon-neutral initiatives, empowering OEMs to develop eco-conscious printing solutions. High Precision: Accurate Control for Perfect Image Quality Supporting 1200 DPI resolution, the MicroLED Printhead Module leverages precise spot-control and multiple gray-level technologies to render crisp text and richly detailed images. Capitalizing on small pixel sizes, the technology roadmap for MicroLED printheads may even extend to 2400 DPI or 4800 DPI, satisfying specialized demands for ultra-high-definition printing. Greater Reliability: Extended Lifespan with Lower Maintenance Costs MicroLEDs offer stable performance, with a T95 operating life of up to 1,000 hours. Featuring a solid-state structure without mechanical parts, the printhead module avoids the common wear and tear and mechanical failures of laser modules, reducing potential maintenance expenses. These characteristics not only illustrate the long-term economic benefits of the MicroLED Printhead Module but also provide end manufacturers with a more dependable solution. By integrating the diverse benefits of MicroLED technology into a single printhead offering, JBD is collaborating closely with partners to speed up market adoption and foster meaningful upgrades within the printing sector. In parallel, JBD delivers end-to-end customization—from LED fabrication to module assembly—ensuring precise alignment with each manufacturer's unique needs. Dedicated to advancing industry through cutting-edge technologies, JBD's launch of this MicroLED Printhead product line not only ushers in a breakthrough for printing applications but also highlights the wide-ranging potential of JBD's MicroLED solutions across multiple domains. Looking ahead, JBD will continue to push the boundaries of MicroLED innovation, offering high-value solutions for a diverse array of sectors. About JBD Founded in 2015, JBD stands at the forefront of technological innovation, revolutionizing the realm of MicroLED microdisplay technology. Renowned for delivering the smallest, brightest, and most energy-efficient micro-display panels, JBD has become a global pioneer in advanced display solutions. From ultra-compact MicroLED displays to state-of-the-art projectors and optical modules, JBD's visionary products are reshaping the future of near-eye display technology. Driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation, JBD illuminates the path to a brighter, more vibrant digital world.
