The Flexible Display Center (FDC) at Arizona State University (ASU) is a university, industry, government collaborative venture designed to advance full color flexible display technology and flexible display manufacturing to the brink of commercialization.
The principal goal of the FDC is to develop high performance, commercially-viable, conformal and flexible displays that are lightweight, rugged, low power, and low cost.
8-08
Just roll with it: Selected short takes from the flexible electronics, PV realm
8-08
Batman's Tech Mirrors Warfighters'
7-23-08
Army partners with academia for emergence of new technology
7-11-08
Alliance will work with the Flexible Display Center
7-7-08
Electronic Papyrus: The Digiital Book, Unfurled
7-7-08
Applied Materials in deal to develop advanced film for display
6-1-08
FDC highlighted as one of few select "Grand Challengs" in Fulton School of Engineering video.
3-28-08
3-28-08
Monday morning perspectives: Flex display and football, semis vs. Exxon Mobil PV and politics
3-28-08
Flexibly speaking about printed electronics Final musings from the Flex Conference
3-28-08
3-17-2008
National Science Foundation honors ASU's Vogt
1.15.2008
10.1.2007
Flexible-Display Development for Army Applications
7.17.2007
Honeywell Develops New Materials to Reduce Costs, Improve Performance of Flat Panel Displays
5.28.2007
E-paper, flexible displays creep closer to market
5.1.2007
Flexible and wearable display technologies are critical to today's dismounted soldiers
4.12.2007
Organic lighting research burns bright
