Planar officially launched its Planar EverPixel and Planar TruMicro LED technologies. The solutions will make their debut at InfoComm 2026.

The EverPixel technology builds on the MicroLED in Package architecture and works with Planar’s TruMicro. The company said that the new technology aims to eliminate the LED substrate and deliver manufacturing efficiency through fewer parts, processes and components. It also doubles the number of red, green and blue (RGB) subpixels.

In an effort to deliver reliability and eliminate the risks of wire breakage, Planar soldered the chip electrode directly to the LED package. The light output surface aims to eliminate metal occlusion to unlock five-sided light output. This serves to increase light efficiency and opens up ultra-wide viewing angles free from color distortion or dimming.

Planar’s TruMicro technology introduces LED RGB subpixels as small as 20 micrometers and positions them tightly together to improve the uniformity of mixing and color blending. It also aims to enable enhanced viewing angles. TruMicro features the practice of binning LEDs, leveraging a large quantity of units and grows over time, aiming to achieve enhanced brightness and color uniformity.

“Planar has long been a proven technology pioneer and has an unmatched history of bringing groundbreaking technologies to market,” said Sidney Rittenberg, chief executive officer at Planar. “Today, this continues with the release of our new proprietary EverPixel and TruMicro technologies, driving the most advanced MIP development and delivering the next LED technology surpassing COB.”