Overview
- Samsung Display showed a 6.8-inch Sensor OLED that uses embedded organic photodiodes to read heart rate and blood pressure from light the screen emits and the finger reflects.
- The company integrated RGB pixels and the photodiode sensors into a single layer at about 500 ppi using a co-deposition process.
- Flex Magic Pixel privacy tech narrows side viewing so health readings stay visible to the user and harder to see from off angles.
- A separate Flex Chroma Pixel panel claims up to 3,000 nits of brightness and about 96% of the BT.2020 color space, a very wide color standard for HDR video, using new PSF materials and Samsung’s LEAD structure.
- Both displays are prototype demos at SID Display Week with no product launch dates, and accuracy validation and independent testing have not been detailed.