INT-Tech, the display-technology pioneer behind the 60,000-nit RGB OLED microdisplay, has set a new global benchmark. Our latest technological breakthrough achieves 100,000 nits with proper white balance, almost doubling the previous milestone and delivering 10X the commercial performance of ~10,000 nits.
INT chose a different path.
For years, XR devices relied on white OLED with color filters, tandem stacks, and MLAs—approaches that hit their limits. INT chose a different path, creating native RGB direct-emission microdisplays under the uNEEDXR™ platform. By removing color filters, refining OLED stacks and materials, and boosting light-extraction efficiency, INT has repeatedly shattered luminance records, achieving unprecedented 100,000-nit performance with a simple, mass-producible single-junction structure—no MLA required.
uNEEDXR™ technology precisely addresses the pain points of AR glasses.
Despite rapid advances in display technologies for AR hardware, five pain points continue to constrain mass-market adoption, as highlighted in the IDC blog:
- Insufficient luminance for outdoor readability
- Challenges in delivering accurate, lifelike colors
- Battery life constraints: currently only ~1 hour without an external battery pack
- Form-factor constraints, weight exceeding 50 g hinders all-day wear
- Persistently high display manufacturing costs
uNEEDXR™ today announced that its native-RGB OLEDoS architecture directly addresses each bottleneck:
- Peak luminance > 100,000 nits enough for XR glasses to step outside and stay crystal-clear under full sunlight;
- Superior image fidelity with ~100% DCI-P3;
- 7.5X longer battery life than best-in-class WOLED
- Monolithic native-RGB emission structure enables the most compact modules;
- Its basic and simple device structure delivers higher yield and a better OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness).
The product recently unveiled by INT-Tech is a Full-color 0.39” XGA display, with following specifications. We've also prepared a much more in-depth and thrilling video introduction to this groundbreaking product—check it out on YouTube here!
| Specifications | 0.39” XGA native-RGB OLEDoS |
| Resolution | 1024*768 |
| Pixel Density | 3,386PPI (pixel pitch: 7.5um) |
| Luminance | 100,000 nits ±5% (max.) OLED biased @9V |
| Luminance Uniformity | >90% (nine points average) |
| Power consumption | <1,560mW @100,000 nits ±5%, 100% OPR, 100% APL, 95% Duty Cycle |
| Contrast ratio | >100,000:1 @100,000 nits ±5% |
| Chromaticity coordinates | (x, y) = (0.333, 0.359) |
| Color Saturation | DCI-P3 ~ 100% |
“The corporate culture of INT is continuous innovation and transformation,” said Dr. David Chu, Founder of INT-Tech. “We will continue to push the boundaries of innovation in display technology for AR glasses, while embracing open and inclusive collaboration with ecosystem partners from all backgrounds who share our vision of true consumer-grade AR eyewear, driving transformation across the industry.”
We kindly invite partners who are interested in pursuing substantive cooperation to contact us for in-depth discussions on joint development. The 100,000-nit display will be showcased at SPIE, Jan 20–22, 2026, San Francisco. Private meetings can be arranged via george.huang@int-tech.com.tw.
For a deeper, more exciting dive into the technology, watch the full video on YouTube here!
For related information, please refer to the OLED-INFO report: [link]