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• January 20, 2014

  If This Startup Has Its Way, Your Next TV Won’t Be An LCD

  Tiny Kateeva, a startup in Menlo Park, Calif., is hoping its technology will be the game changer the industry needs.

• Kateeva Expands Operation in Korea

  Kateeva today announced an expansion of its Korea operation, marking a substantial investment in the world’s leading display manufacturing region.

• January 3, 2014

  Is OLED Dead? Here’s Why the Answer is No

  Alain points to flexible as near-term sweet spot for OLED in pre-CES interview with Forbes.

• January 2, 2014

  Kateeva uses Inkjet Printing for OLEDs

  One company that is looking to use inkjet printing to make the production of OLEDs economically viable is Kateeva.

• December 11, 2013

  Oled Displays Made from Ink-Jet Printers

  The engineers at the equipment company Kateeva have recently launched with what they think is the solution to significantly push OLEDs ahead. And they are doing it with an old technology: ink-jet printers.

• OLED inkjet printer promises dramatic yield boosts

  OLED manufacturing today is limited by vacuum evaporation techniques that use shadow masks for patterning. It is a simple and well-established technique, but inefficient, difficult to scale and prone to yield-killing particles, according to Kateeva, a Silicon Valley-headquartered company with operations in South Korea.

• December 3, 2013

  Startup Kateeva using Inkjet printer and nitrogen to mass-produce OLED screens

  Can your old inkjet printer be used to produce a cheap OLED display? Not exactly, but a startup is using inkjet technology to simplify mass production of OLED screens.

• Kateeva announced OLED inkjet printing equipment

  On November 20, Kateeva announced the new equipment YIELDJET– an inkjet printing manufacturing equipment solution to produce OLEDs in high volume.  It’s the world’s first inkjet printer engineered from the ground up for OLED mass production.

• November 24, 2013

  New inkjet printer spits out cheap OLED monitors better than your inkjet prints letters

  In a presentation at the Printed Electronics USA 2013 Conference in California, local startup Kateeva has shown off a new method of producing OLED screens that it claims will last twice as long as current models and be much cheaper to manufacture in bulk.

• Inkjet printing could be the key to cheaper, better OLED displays — seriously

  Manufacturing startup Kateeva says it’s figured out a way to print OLED displays on giant inkjet printers, which should make it easier for companies to make both flexible and large-size displays.