This discussion features Reza, representing Vuereal at CES 2026, and Chris acting as the interviewer. The conversation centers on Vuereal’s strategic shift and their innovative approach to micro display technology.

Core Business Pivot

• Strategic Focus: Vuereal is shifting its primary internal focus to large-scale displays and automotive lighting.
• IP Divestment: To streamline operations, they are seeking an exclusive partner to take over their extensive micro display IP portfolio.
• The Portfolio: This includes roughly 400 IP applications (180 granted) covering LED structures, bonding, and fabrication processes.
• Timeline: They aim to finalize a partnership and conclude this transition by Q3 2026.

Technical Innovations

• Die-to-Wafer Bonding: Reza explains that while most use wafer-to-wafer bonding, Vuereal utilizes a die-to-wafer approach. This solves compatibility issues between 12-inch CMOS wafers and smaller LED sapphire wafers.
• Cartridge System: They use a “cartridge” containing an array of LEDs that populates a display at once, essentially streamlining MicroLED production.  
• Single-Substrate RGB: Instead of using three separate displays and a prism, Vuereal’s technology allows for red, green, and blue arrays on a single substrate.  
• System Integration: This results in a more compact form factor and better mechanical stability, as the system interacts with a single display interface rather than complex separate structures.

Next Steps

• Technology Assessment: Interested parties are currently going through NDAs to perform deep technical evaluations.
• Publication: Vuereal plans to publish articles detailing this new approach to color and micro display architecture shortly.