QUANTUM DOTS MARKET SIZE AND SHARE ANALYSIS - GROWTH TRENDS AND FORECASTS (2024-2031)

Key Developments

• In June 2023, Premstaetten and ams-OSRAM introduced upgraded blue and green lasers using an advanced diode emitter chip. This advancement allows manufacturers to enhance the quality of laser modules and devices for applications like leveling and scanning.
• In April 2023, Samsung Display and Ferrari signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on a display solution for future Ferrari models
• In June 2022, researchers at the Beijing Institute of Technology developed perovskite quantum dot (PQD) microarrays to improve the color conversion process for LEDs, micro-LEDs, near-field displays, and similar devices. This assembly strategy aims to address issues commonly encountered with conventional quantum dot color conversion pixels, such as inefficiencies due to thinness.
• In April 2022, UbiQD's quantum dot technology partnered with SWM to co-create next-generation quantum dot interlayers for windows capable of generating electricity. These interlayers, using luminescent solar concentrator technology, incorporate fluorescent quantum dots to absorb sunlight and convert it into near-IR light, which is then harvested by hidden solar cells in the window frame.
• In February 2022, Nnaosys and Smartkem collaborated to develop low-cost solution printed microLED and quantum dot materials for advanced displays. This partnership aims to combine SmartKem's organic semiconductor formulations with Nanosys's microLED and quantum dot nano-led technologies to produce robust, flexible, and lightweight displays with lower power consumption.
• In October 2022, SICPA and UbiQD announced a partnership to develop security inks using quantum dots, offering enhanced security features due to the difficulty in replicating the wide range of tunable colors. This technology makes counterfeiting significantly more challenging.
• In February 2022, UbiQD, Inc. released new plant trial data and launched a website for its greenhouse industry-focused brand, UbiGro. UbiGro utilizes quantum dot technology to optimize light spectrum in greenhouses, offering energy-efficient solutions that have been implemented in various sites across the U.S. and abroad.