Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the "Inorganic Light Emitting Business Promotion Group" by the Korea Display Industry Association aims to enhance competitiveness in the inorganic light-emitting display market, focusing on the development and management of Micro LED technology [1][3]. Group 1: Inorganic Light Emitting Displays - The promotion group will manage the entire lifecycle of R&D projects, including collaboration between projects, maximizing synergy, and developing supply chain strategies [1]. - Inorganic light-emitting displays, represented by Micro LED, offer higher chemical stability and longer lifespan compared to OLEDs, with applications expanding from XR devices and smartwatches to high-end TVs and advertising displays [1]. Group 2: Supply Chain and Technology Development - The Korean inorganic light-emitting industry currently relies heavily on imports for core components and manufacturing processes, necessitating the establishment of a domestic supply chain and accelerated development of small product technologies to seize market opportunities [3]. - The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy plans to focus on overcoming key technologies such as epitaxial growth, chip transfer and bonding, AR/XR high-resolution device development, and infrastructure construction to secure a dominant position in the initial market [3]. Group 3: OLED Technology Advancement - The association also plans to accelerate the "OLED Ultra-Gap R&D Project," as Korea currently leads the market in small and medium-sized OLEDs, but is expected to face competition from China starting in 2023 [3]. - Strategies include developing OLED technologies suitable for extreme environments, such as automotive applications and XR devices, and breaking existing OLED technology limitations to create ultra-thin, highly reliable device structures and next-generation large-area flexible panel designs [3].