Japanese lighting maker Stanley ELectrics in the October 29 - November 8 at the 44th Tokyo Motor Show in 2015 to show the latest OLED rear lights.
It is said that the new OLED rear lights are more flexible in automotive lighting design and are expected to be commercially available by 2020.
Stanley Electric's latest research and development of the OLED rear lights is turned off after the transparent, showing a metal polished appearance. When the OLED taillights are on, the OLED rear lights release red. (Image courtesy of Nikkei Technology)
When the OLED rear lights are off, the almost transparent chrome is fully integrated into the other chrome-plated parts of the vehicle. OLED rear lights open, it will release a very strong red light. These designs can also be added to the unique styling of the car.
Organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) are more susceptible to heat, humidity, and environmental pressures than light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that are currently in a more advanced commercial phase. However, Japanese lighting manufacturers are still optimistic about the OLED rear tapping business in 2020, especially after the increase in thermal resistance.
