Commenting in the release, Stephen B. Squires, President and CEO of QMC stated: “Our proprietary continuous flow process for manufacturing these hard to produce nanomaterials has afforded us the luxury of rapid discovery and optimization of their performance properties. It is one thing to produce quantum dots with extraordinary optical performance. It is quite another to be able to do so consistently in large volumes of materials produced with absolute repeatability. We believe this remote "on-chip" quantum dot driven approach can be easily implemented by the OEM electronics industry and will result in LED displays with 91% Rec2020 performance at a price point that will enable much broader market adoption while also eliminating the spread of toxic cadmium containing opto-electronic components."
Whether QMC "could" deposit a QD/polymer composition via processes used by phosphors is not relevant or the issue. QMC sent a press release out with, as an ex-employee proclaimed with "Graphs, too and pix!" representing them as their own and misleading the reader with the caption "Quantum Dot Technology." It's not ethical, nor is it something that would ever get a release signature from a legal department.
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