Breakthrough could help you 3D print OLED screens at home
The brand-new technique combines two methods of 3D printing to print the 6 layers required for a practical display screen. Any practical uses would require much higher resolutions (a 1080p screen requires over 2 million pixels), and the scientists likewise want to improve brightness. The very nature of the innovation makes those objectives reasonably possible, though, and opens the door to many possibilities if and when home-printed OLED displays are practical.
The new method combines 2 approaches of 3D printing to print the six layers needed for a functional display. Any useful usages would require much higher resolutions (a 1080p display needs over 2 million pixels), and the scientists likewise want to enhance brightness. The very nature of the technology makes those objectives relatively attainable, though, and opens the door to many possibilities if and when home-printed OLED displays are useful.