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We simplified OLED to bring lighting anywhere it matters. OLED is a lighting and display technology, that is paper-thin and recyclable. It could be integrated everywhere. But until today OLED was too expensive. We sim...
Germany based Inuru developed an interactive "smart surface" technology that enable light-emitting (based on OLED lighting devices) packaging and advertisement labels and solutions.
Inuru hast set it's sails to change that. We use printing technology to manufacture lighting on demand, reducing manufacturing cost by up to 95%. This allows to bring light and displays into places it has not been before.
INURU develops OLED technology, focusing on the integration of organic LEDs into products across multiple industries. The company provides illuminated medical packaging, integrates OLEDs into clothing, and offers mark...
Oct 19, 2023 · Inuru specialises in cost-effective OLED micro lighting, electro-lighting labels, and films produced through digital printing. Backed by a portfolio of 25 patents, the company is on a mission to “enligh...
Oct 20, 2023 · Berlin-based startup Inuru recently secured €9.5 million ($10.05 million) in funding to scale its affordable printed OLED technology across industries like pharmaceuticals and entertainment.
Instead Inuru uses one bottle or container with a display. So the surface is not static and can be changed to display any brand on demand. One bottle can be shared among many supply chains. No need to go back to its o...
Inuru is a Berlin-based startup specializing in cost-effective OLED micro lighting, electro-lighting labels, and films through digital printing. With a strong IP of 25 patents, the company is driven by its mission to ...
Oct 27, 2023 · German-based OLED manufacturer Inuru said it raised $10 million from Aper Ventures, Adamed Technology (which is the venture capital part of the Polish drug company Adamed Pharma), ARIA and a group of bu...
Nov 3, 2024 · Inuru is the first European company to develop a manufacturing process for OLED technologies in which luminous, wafer-thin layers are printed on conventional PET plastic. The opening of the factory now l...
