DOE Awards CRADA to Pixelligent and Oak Ridge National Laboratory for Roll-to-Roll Fabrication of OLED Devices

“The Department of Energy has identified OLED Lighting as a key long-term priority, and Pixelligent is proud to support this effort. This is a great example of collaboration between private enterprise and national labs,” commented Dr. Zhiyun (Gene) Chen, VP Engineering of Pixelligent Technologies, and principal investigator on the project.

During the term of this CRADA, Pixelligent will work with the DOE’s Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF) at ORNL. During this project, Pixelligent will optimize the formulation for ORNL’s roll-to-roll process. This project gives Pixelligent access to the state-of-the-art facilities and world class expertise at ORNL, and will speed market adoption for its products.

“This CRADA is further evidence of Pixelligent’s leadership position in the industry. Our groundbreaking materials are being used to solve important technical and commercial problems in advanced lighting and display. Pixelligent’s materials are uniquely suited to both dramatically increase refractive index for greater light output as well as facilitate integration into low cost manufacturing technologies,” said Craig Bandes, CEO and President of Pixelligent Technologies.

The company announced the launch of its PixClear™ product line in March 2013 and is currently working with several of the world’s leading chemical and electronic materials companies to integrate Pixelligent’s materials into commercial products.

About Pixelligent Technologies, LLC:
Pixelligent Technologies is an advanced materials company that is delivering next generation materials for Solid-State Lighting, Flat Panel Displays, Optical Components and Films. Pixelligent’s PixClear™ product line delivers a refractive index of up to 1.85, has unparalleled transparency in excess of 95%, and provides robust thermal stability. PixClear™ can be easily incorporated into the most commonly used polymers, from acrylics and epoxies to silicones and spin-on glasses, all while using industry standard manufacturing processes.