Kyulux
Kyulux is a Japanese company developing next-generation TADF/Hyperfluorescence™ OLED emitters.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Kyulux, Inc. is a company established in Japan in 2015 that develops next-generation OLED materials. Based on exclusively-licensed technology from Kyushu University, it develops TADF/Hyperfluorescence™ emitters intended to enable cost-effective, durable and efficient OLEDs that do not rely on rare metals. Its business segment covers development, manufacturing and marketing for next-generation OLED materials, and it operates in both Japan and the United States, where its US branch develops an AI system called Kyumatic originally licensed from Harvard University.
History
Kyulux was established in Japan in 2015 and develops next-generation OLED materials. Based on exclusively-licensed technology from Kyushu University, the company develops TADF/Hyperfluorescence™ emitters. Its corporate information page states it was founded on March 9, 2015, with its head office in Fukuoka, Japan, and a Boston subsidiary, Kyulux North America, Inc. The company's US branch uses and develops an AI system originally licensed from Harvard University called Kyumatic to accelerate material development.
Products and positioning
Developer of next-generation OLED materials aiming to commercialize Hyperfluorescence™ technology.
TADF/Hyperfluorescence™ emitters
Next-generation OLED emitters intended to enable cost-effective, durable and efficient OLEDs that do not rely on rare metals.
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