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BOE and Corning unveiled an upgraded joint innovation space at the BOE Technology Innovation Center, deepening their partnership beyond displays into new optoelectronic areas. The space supports research, validation, and application development across five fields, with exhibits showcasing progress such as advanced packaging samples featuring through‑glass via and glass‑core solutions.
BOE IPC 2026 opened in Beijing on September 22 under the theme “Display for Interaction, Optronics for Tomorrow,” setting records for venue size, attendance and product launches. Debuts included an 18-inch 240Hz Mini LED display featuring BOE’s BLMB technology and a 135-inch Micro LED display with 3,000-nit brightness and a 7 mm-thick module.
BOE’s Display Technology Conference highlighted new products that deliver lower power consumption, richer color, and improved viewing comfort across all screen sizes. The lineup features Super Oxide, BNL Natural Light, RGBX, f‑OLED, and MLED technologies, with Super Oxide cutting power use by more than 25% compared to similar displays and up to 50% at a 24 Hz refresh rate. The technology also powers a 24.5‑inch FHD 1000 Hz gaming monitor and is supported by BOE’s Gen‑8.5 Oxide LCD production line.
BOE showcased more than 30 new technologies at its 12th consecutive SID 2026 exhibition, featuring native FHD 1000Hz gaming, dual four-primary color technology, and an ultra‑thin Micro LED display. The company also debuted its 85‑inch UB Cell 5.0 RGBX Ultra TV, which achieves 130% of the BT.2020 color gamut.
BOE Technology Group and Skyworth have unveiled the A10H Series, a flagship wallpaper TV that sets new global benchmarks. The series showcases BOE’s fourth‑generation UB Cell 4.0 Pro and ADS Pro technologies, delivering industry‑leading performance in an ultra‑thin design. The collaboration aims to redefine premium home cinema experiences.
BOE Technology Group launched the “Natural Light” Display Standard (T/ZSA 331—2026) on February 6, 2026. The standard moves beyond traditional specifications such as resolution and brightness, using a human-centric framework to translate subjective experiences into quantifiable technical metrics.
At ISE 2026 in Barcelona, BOE presented MLED displays and commercial display solutions for retail, education, events and outdoor signage. Its lineup included fine-pitch COG and COB MicroLED displays, high-brightness LCD signage, an interactive whiteboard and full-color e-paper. The COG P0.9 HDR MLED display features an active-matrix design and a reported peak brightness of 3,000 nits.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, BOE presented its “Empower IoT by Display” strategy, showcasing display technologies for smarter cars, immersive technology and a connected world. A highlight was the HERO 2.0 Smart Cockpit, featuring a MicroLED panoramic head-up display rated at 50,000 nits.
BOE announced that its Chengdu Gen 8.6 OLED production line successfully completed an early production test of its first display unit on December 30, 2025. The first-product ceremony took place five months ahead of schedule. The line represents an investment of 63 billion yuan.