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About
OTI Lumionics designs materials at the molecular level for OLED manufacturing. Its ConducTorr cathode patterning materials let a display maker leave selective gaps in the cathode layer, which is what makes an under-display camera or sensor possible, and support foldable and more transparent screens. Michael Helander co-founded the company in 2011 while finishing a materials science PhD at the University of Toronto and runs it as president and CEO. In October 2022 it announced an oversubscribed $55M USD Series B and said it had completed customer mass-production qualification of its display materials. He spoke at TechTO in June 2019 — on calendar whitespace, not on displays.
Backers
$55M USD Series B announced October 2022 from LG Technology Ventures, Samsung Venture Investment Corporation, UDC Ventures, Anzu Partners and the family office of Lee Lau.
Quick answers
What does OTI Lumionics make?
Materials for OLED display manufacturing — principally ConducTorr cathode patterning materials, which let manufacturers put cameras and sensors underneath the screen.
Who invested in it?
Its October 2022 Series B of $55M USD came from LG Technology Ventures, Samsung Venture Investment Corporation, UDC Ventures, Anzu Partners and the family office of Lee Lau.
Where did the company come from?
The University of Toronto. Michael Helander co-founded it in 2011 during his materials science and engineering PhD.