👉 The Toshiba Project, also known as the "Project M," was a significant initiative launched by Toshiba in 2013 with the goal of creating a new generation of ultra-thin, flexible displays. This project aimed to revolutionize the display industry by developing a technology that could produce screens with unprecedented flexibility and thinness, potentially enabling applications like rollable TVs, foldable smartphones, and even wearable devices. Toshiba's approach involved using a combination of organic and inorganic materials to create a flexible substrate that could support high-resolution displays, even when bent or folded. The project faced several challenges, including technical hurdles in material integration and manufacturing processes, but it laid the groundwork for future advancements in flexible display technology, influencing competitors like Samsung and LG to accelerate their own research and development efforts.
