[Edaily Reporter JAEMIN SONG ] LG Display will showcase a wide range of next-generation OLED technologies at "K-Display 2026," South Korea’s largest display exhibition, including the country’s first unveiling of plastic (P)-OLED panels for humanoids. The company’s strategy is to accelerate its market expansion by broadening the application of OLED technology beyond TVs, IT devices, and automotive applications to include humanoids.

LG Display announced that it will participate in “K-Display 2026,” which will be held at COEX in Seoul for three days starting on the 22nd. Under the theme “Beyond Display, A Window to Connection,” the company will showcase OLED-based products and technologies ranging from humanoids to TVs, monitors, IT devices, and mobility solutions.

The exhibition is organized into four zones: Vision, Home, Work, and Mobility. In the Vision Zone, the company will showcase its full OLED lineup through an 83-inch OLED TV panel and a media wall utilizing OLEDs for IT and monitors, and will unveil its P-OLED display solution—targeted at the humanoid market—for the first time in Korea. The company explained that P-OLED is thin and lightweight, yet operates stably at temperatures ranging from -30°C to 85°C, making it suitable not only for automotive applications but also for humanoids.

In the Home Zone, the company is showcasing gaming OLEDs that deliver world-class performance. Along with the 24.5-inch 540Hz gaming OLED, the company is featuring the 27-inch DFR 720Hz and 39-inch 5K2K gaming OLEDs, and visitors can also experience the picture quality of Tandem WOLED. The OLED TV panels, featuring Primary RGB Tandem 2.0 technology, deliver a maximum brightness of 4,500 nits and a reflectance of less than 0.3%, ensuring crisp picture quality even in bright environments.

In the Work Zone, the company is unveiling for the first time a 27-inch 5K OLED panel designed for graphics professionals and industries such as finance and healthcare. It is also exhibiting a 16-inch laptop OLED with variable refresh rate, as well as LTPO-based OLEDs for tablets, smartphones, and smartwatches, showcasing IT OLED technology that simultaneously enhances battery efficiency and picture quality.

In the Mobility Zone, the company is showcasing a digital cockpit designed to maximize the use of interior space. By incorporating a 48-inch pillar-to-pillar (P2P) display and an 18-inch slideable OLED, among other features, it has realized a future mobility environment where users can enjoy entertainment and work simultaneously inside the vehicle.

Meanwhile, the exhibited 27-inch 5K OLED panel won the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award. LG Display explained that it was recognized for its premium monitor technology, which is well-suited for rendering high-performance AI-based content. An LG Display official stated, “K-Display is an important stage where we can directly demonstrate our competitiveness as a technology-driven company,” adding, “We will achieve market differentiation through innovative OLED technology and further accelerate our business expansion centered on customer value.”