At A Glance

10.Planar debuts ultra-fine pixel pitch COB MicroLED line

9.Samsung locks in large B2B display deal with Toyota

8.LED video wall market projected to soar

7.Commercial LED screen segment expected to grow steadily

6.MicroLED edges closer to mass adoption

5.Transparent LED screen gains visibility in architecture

4.Massive LED deployment at Ryder Cup sets records

3.LG highlights LED and signage innovations at Tech Xpo

2.Spectrum Display to unveil 3D / kinetic LED at Canton Fair

1.India reopens PLI scheme window for LED lights

10.Planar debuts ultra-fine pixel pitch COB MicroLED line Planar launched its Komodo Series, offering 0.7 mm, 0.9 mm, and 1.2 mm pixel pitch LED display screen indoor. It features a DCI-P3 color gamut and supports resolutions up to 8K, designed for high-end corporate, studio, or theater use.

9.Samsung locks in large B2B display deal with Toyota As consumer electronics slow, Samsung is pushing deeper into LED signage for business. The company won a major contract to supply around 23,000 smart LED screen panels to Toyota’s global operations—underscoring the shift toward industrial and commercial applications.

8.LED video wall market projected to soar A report released in early October forecasts the global LED video wall market will reach USD 33.87 billion by 2033, with strong growth in sectors like retail, sports, entertainment, and corporate environments.

7.Commercial LED Screen segment expected to grow steadily Analysts now expect the commercial LED screen market (which includes LED, signage, etc.) to expand at a CAGR of ~6.2% from 2025 to 2034, rising from about USD 51.2 billion in 2024 to an estimated USD 92.3 billion in 2034.

6.MicroLED edges closer to mass adoption Advances in manufacturing and cost reduction are bringing micro-LED technology nearer to commercial viability. As some of the technical barriers fall, microLED is increasingly seen as a next-gen rival to OLED and high-end LED displays.

5.Transparent LED Screen gains visibility in architecture A webinar in October spotlighted how transparent LED screen designs are transitioning from experimental to practical in architectural and retail settings. The focus: balancing light transmission, contrast, and structural integration.

4.Massive LED deployment at Ryder Cup sets records For the 2025 Ryder Cup, GoVision installed what is said to be the largest temporary LED deployment in North America—covering multiple holes, hospitality zones, interview sets, and more with pitches ranging from 1.8 mm to 6.0 mm.

3.LG highlights LED and signage innovations at Tech Xpo At the Tech Xpo 2025 event, LG showcased its integrated LED, smart signage, and custom display solutions—underscoring its push to blend display hardware with smart services.

2.Spectrum Display to unveil 3D / kinetic LED at Canton Fair Shenzhen’s Spectrum Display is promoting its “3D KINETIC LED SCREEN” for the upcoming Canton Fair (Oct. 15–19), positioning itself as the LED display supplier for the fair complex.

1.India reopens PLI scheme window for LED lights India’s government reopened the application window (until October 14) for its Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) program covering black LED lights and air conditioners, aiming to boost local LED production and cut import dependence.