LG Display said on Nov. 12 it will hold its first display technology workshop, TechX, for employees this year. It aims to share in-house technological capabilities and let employees experience AX achievements. The event runs from Nov. 11 to 13, centered on its Paju site, and features an R&D forum, an "AX Squad Championship", insight seminars and tech trips.

At TechX, LG Display will introduce and exhibit for the first time to all employees its next-generation patterning technology, FLiPP (FMM-Less innovative Pixel Patterning), which separately forms OLED pixels. It said it will share with employees the value of the technology and what it means for strengthening the company's competitiveness.

At the R&D forum, LG Display will exhibit 57 products and technologies featuring its proprietary "Winning Tech" technologies. About 30 paper posters presented or awarded at global academic conferences including the Society for Information Display (SID), IMID and MSAM will also be displayed. At the insight seminar, SID Secretary General Hyunjae Kim (김현재) will present the direction future display technologies should take. LG AI Research Lab Head Soonyoung Lee (이순영) will speak on "The present and future of AX."

The company will select and award outstanding cases at the championship from tasks produced through "AX Squad" activities in which all employees directly improve their own work using AI. "AX Stage" will exhibit cases of work innovation using AI agents that handle tasks autonomously and cases of technology innovation using AI simulation. At its Magok site, a tech trip will be run to show products applying differentiated technologies.

The company plans to make TechX a regular event to spread challenge and innovation experiences across the organisation. LG Display CEO Cheoldong Jeong (정철동) said, "If you are a technology-centric company, you must continuously challenge what others do not do, and what is more difficult," and added, "The best competitiveness comes when we create new value with technology that only we can do."