INTRODUCTION- L.

G LED

L.G has been a pioneer in the field of LED technology, constantly

pushing the boundaries of what is possible. With their latest innovation,
they have taken things to a whole new level.

Their new LED technology offers unparalleled brightness and clarity,

while being energy efficient and environmentally friendly. This
breakthrough is set to revolutionize the way we think about lighting.
 L.G's LED innovation is based on cutting-edge research and
development in the field of semiconductor technology. By using
advanced materials and innovative manufacturing techniques, they
have been able to create LEDs that are brighter, more efficient, and
longer-lasting than ever before.

One of the key features of this technology is its use of quantum dots,
which are tiny particles that emit light when exposed to an electric
current. By carefully controlling the size and composition of these dots,
L.G has been able to create LEDs that produce incredibly accurate and
vivid colors, making them ideal for use in everything from televisions to
streetlights.

There are many benefits to using L.G's LED technology, both for
consumers and for the environment. For one thing, LEDs are much
more energy-efficient than traditional incandescent bulbs, meaning
that they use less electricity and last much longer. This translates into
significant cost savings over time.

In addition to being more cost-effective, L.G's LEDs are also more

environmentally friendly. They contain no hazardous materials, such as
mercury, and they produce very little heat or UV radiation, making
them safer for people and the planet alike.
L.G's LED technology has a wide range of applications, from consumer
electronics to industrial and commercial lighting. In the home, L.G's
LEDs can be used to create stunning visual displays on televisions,
monitors, and other devices.

In public spaces, L.G's LEDs can be used to create bright, energy-

efficient lighting that enhances safety and visibility. They can also be
used in outdoor settings, such as streetlights and stadium lighting,
where their long lifespan and durability make them an ideal choice.

PURPOSE OF INNOVATION

L.G Electronics is a well-known brand in the electronics industry, and it

has been at the forefront of innovation for years. One of its latest
innovations is the L.G LED technology, which has revolutionized the way
we view images on our screens.

This technology is a significant improvement over traditional LCD

displays, providing users with more vivid colors, deeper blacks, and
better contrast ratios. With L.G LED technology, users can enjoy a
viewing experience that is closer to reality than ever before.
The Purpose of L.G LED Innovation: Improved Energy
Efficiency

One of the primary purposes of L.G LED innovation is to improve energy

efficiency. Traditional LCD displays require a backlight to illuminate the
screen, which consumes a significant amount of energy. L.G LED
technology, on the other hand, uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to
produce light, making it much more energy-efficient.

In fact, L.G LED displays use up to 40% less energy than traditional LCD
displays, making them an eco-friendly option for consumers who want
to reduce their carbon footprint. This improved energy efficiency not
only benefits the environment but also saves users money on their
energy bills.
Enhanced Picture Quality with L.G LED Technology

Another purpose of L.G LED innovation is to enhance picture quality.

L.G LED displays offer a wider color gamut, which means they can
display a broader range of colors than traditional LCD displays. This
results in more vivid and lifelike images, with colors that are closer to
what the human eye sees in real life.

Additionally, L.G LED displays have better contrast ratios, meaning they
can display deeper blacks and brighter whites. This makes images
appear more three-dimensional and realistic, providing users with a
more immersive viewing experience.
 Types of L.G LED Innovation

OLED Technology

Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLED) are a type of LED innovation that
offer superior picture quality and energy efficiency. OLED technology
allows for each pixel to emit light independently, resulting in deeper
blacks and brighter colors.

In addition, OLED displays have a wider viewing angle and faster

response time compared to traditional LCD displays. LG's OLED TVs are
some of the most advanced on the market, featuring cutting-edge
features like AI ThinQ and Dolby Vision.

NanoCell Technology

NanoCell technology is another type of LED innovation developed by

LG. It uses tiny particles called nanocrystals to filter out unwanted
wavelengths of light, resulting in more accurate and vivid colors.

LG's NanoCell TVs also feature Full Array Dimming, which allows for
precise control of individual LED zones to create deep blacks and bright
whites. Additionally, they come equipped with AI ThinQ and support for
popular voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant .
4K Resolution

4K resolution is quickly becoming the new standard in home

entertainment, offering four times the detail of traditional 1080p HD
displays. LG's 4K LED TVs use advanced upscaling technology to
enhance the picture quality of non-4K content, resulting in sharper
images and more realistic colors.

In addition, many of LG's 4K TVs feature HDR (High Dynamic Range)

technology, which allows for a wider range of brightness levels and
more accurate color reproduction. This makes them ideal for watching
movies and TV shows with rich, cinematic visuals.

Smart TV Features

LG's LED TVs are equipped with a wide range of smart features
designed to make your viewing experience more enjoyable and
convenient. With built-in Wi-Fi and webOS, you can easily access
popular streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.

Additionally, LG's TVs feature advanced voice recognition technology

that allows you to control your TV with simple voice commands. You
can also connect your TV to other smart devices in your home, such as
smart speakers or security cameras.
How was the L.G LED Innovation commercialized

The commercialisation of LED innovation has been a long and complex

process that has taken several decades to complete. This presentation
will of this process, from the initial discovery of LED technology to its
widespread use in modern lighting systems.

We will examine the challenges faced by researchers and engineers in

bringing this technology to market, as well as the key players who
played a role in its development and commercialisation.

Discovery and Early Development

The history of LED technology dates back to the early 20th century,
when scientists first discovered the phenomenon of
electroluminescence. However, it wasn't until the 1960s that the first
practical LED was developed by Nick Holonyak Jr. at General Electric.

This early LED was inefficient and produced only red light, but it
represented a major breakthrough in the field of solid-state lighting.
Over the next few decades, researchers worked to improve the
efficiency and colour range of LEDs, leading to the development of blue
and green LEDs in the 1990s.
Industry Adoption
Despite the potential benefits of LED technology, it took many years for
the lighting industry to adopt this new form of lighting. One major
obstacle was the high cost of producing LEDs compared to traditional
incandescent bulbs.

However, as the efficiency and lifespan of LEDs improved, they became

more attractive to consumers and businesses alike. Today, LEDs are
widely used in a variety of applications, from household lighting to
automotive headlights to streetlights.
Environmental Impact

One of the key drivers behind the adoption of LED technology has been
its environmental benefits. LEDs are much more energy-efficient than
traditional bulbs, which means they require less electricity to produce
the same amount of light.

This translates into lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduced strain
on the electrical grid. Additionally, LEDs contain no hazardous materials
such as mercury, making them safer to dispose of than traditional
bulbs.
 LEADERSHIP ISSUES OF INNOVATION
Leadership is a critical aspect of any organization, and it becomes even
more crucial in the context of innovation. LG has been at the forefront
of innovation in the electronics industry for several years now, and its
success can be attributed to its strong leadership.

However, like any organization, LG has faced its fair share of leadership
issues when it comes to innovation. In this presentation, we will explore
some of these issues and how they have impacted LG's ability to
innovate.

Lack of Diversity in Leadership

One of the key leadership issues that LG has faced is a lack of diversity
in its leadership team. While LG has made efforts to increase diversity
in recent years, there is still a long way to go.

This lack of diversity can impact LG's ability to innovate as diverse

perspectives are essential in identifying new opportunities and
developing innovative solutions that meet the needs of a diverse
customer base.
Resistance to Change

Another leadership issue that LG has faced is resistance to change. This

resistance can come from both employees and leaders within the
organization who are comfortable with the status quo.

This resistance to change can hinder LG's ability to innovate as

innovation requires a willingness to take risks and try new things.
Overcoming this resistance to change requires strong leadership that
can communicate the benefits of innovation and create a culture that
supports it.

Lack of Communication
Communication is a critical aspect of leadership, and it becomes even
more important in the context of innovation. However, LG has faced
challenges with communication between different departments and
teams.

This lack of communication can lead to silos within the organization,

where teams are not aware of what others are working on or how their
work fits into the bigger picture. This can hinder LG's ability to innovate
as innovation often requires collaboration between different teams and
departments.