[Edaily Reporter SOYEON KIM ] LG Display held an in-house technology workshop to share its next-generation organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology and achievements in AI-based business innovation.

LG Display announced on the 12th that it is holding “TechX,” a technology workshop for employees, from the 11th to the 13th, primarily at its Paju campus. Held for the first time this year, the event was organized to share the company’s competitive edge in differentiated display technologies and to accelerate its company-wide AI transformation (AX).

Key programs include △ the Research and Development (R&D) Forum △ the AX Squad Championship △ the Insight Seminar △ and Tech Trips. The R&D Forum will showcase 57 products and technologies incorporating LG Display’s proprietary technologies, as well as approximately 30 outstanding research papers and posters that have been presented or awarded at global academic conferences such as the Society for Information Display (SID).

In particular, LG Display will unveil “FLiPP (FMM-Less Innovative Pixel Patterning),” its next-generation OLED patterning technology, to all employees for the first time at this event. Through this, the company will share its technology development direction and roadmap aimed at strengthening its competitiveness in next-generation OLED technology.

The company will also showcase achievements in work innovation driven by AI. It will select and award outstanding projects from the “AX Squad” initiative—where employees use AI to directly improve their workflows—and display examples of Agent AI-based work innovation and technology development utilizing AI simulations.

At the Insight Seminar, Kim Hyun-jae, Secretary General of SID, and Lee Soon-young, Lab Director at LG AI Research, will deliver lectures on the future direction of display technology and the present and future of AX, respectively. The Magok campus will also host a “Tech Trip” program where attendees can examine products featuring differentiated technologies firsthand.

In response to the competition from Chinese display manufacturers, LG Display is focusing on transitioning to an OLED-centric business structure and securing differentiated technologies. Jeong Cheol-dong, President of LG Display, emphasized the company’s leap toward becoming a technology-centric organization, stating, “As a technology-centric company, we must constantly take on challenges that others do not attempt—and tackle the most difficult ones.” He added, “Our greatest competitive edge arises when we create new value through technologies that only we can deliver.”

LG Display plans to make TechX a regular event to share the results of technological innovation across the entire company and foster a technology-centric organizational culture.