LG Display creates a 8-meter 12-screen transparent OLED desktop at Starbucks. Placing cups will have a wave effect.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, Nov. 6, LG Display announced that transparent OLED has been installed in Starbucks' new store, which is located in DT store in Lishui Tusan, The, South Korea. The super-large "transparent OLED table" is composed of 12 55-inch transparent OLED and is 8 meters long.

CTOnews.com noticed that the transparent OLED table was placed in the middle of the first floor of the store, and when the drink cup was placed on the table, the sensor reacted and produced a wave effect around the glass.

"Lishui Tusan DT Store" is one of the "THE stores" launched by Starbucks in South Korea with the concept of "selling culture rather than coffee" and in accordance with the strategy of building the store itself into a famous store. Only 10 days after its opening, the store has received a total of more than 20, 000 people, even with an average of 2000 visitors a day.

At present, transparent OLED, which is mass-produced by LG Display, is the only technology in the world, which maximizes the advantages of OLED, that is, pixels emit light by themselves.

It generates less heat than the existing LED, is suitable for indoor use, can safely withstand load by using specially toughened glass, and can be installed in a variety of spaces such as windows, walls and floors.

Following the existing 55-inch transparent OLED, LG Display plans to expand its product lineup to 77 inches and 30 inches in the future.