
During those years, the company continuously evolved the technology whilst also exploring marketability. What's more, multiple panels can be adjoined to display images on a larger screen *3.įrom 2016, Panasonic showcased prototype transparent displays at trade shows and exhibitions held in various countries around the world, such as IFA (Germany), CES (U.S.A.), Milano Salone (Italy), China International Import Expo (China) and CEATEC (Japan). The product is provided in a highly versatile modular specification *2 to enable flexible installation not only in homes but also in various other places including commercial complexes, transit advertisements and public facilities. The dimming unit originally developed by Panasonic adjusts the amount of light passing through the panel in order to maintain high contrast and clearly display images even in an environment brightly lit by outside lights (TP-55ZT110).

Measuring less than 1 cm in thickness at the display section, the ultra-thin display panel offers high transparency and renders high-quality pictures with vivid colours. The new product uses a self-illuminating transparent OLED display panel that does not require a backlight.

With such a unique feature, the transparent OLED display is attracting a great deal of attention as a next-generation visual display device capable of enhancing the value of spaces. Osaka, Japan - Panasonic Corporation today announced the commercialization of a 55-inch transparent OLED display module that boasts high image visibility, with plans to release it globally, starting from the Japanese and Asia-Oceania markets *1 in the beginning of December 2020.Īs the display panel is see-through, objects behind it are still visible allowing a variety of image presentations such as display of images over actual objects in the background.
