He expects that apart from interior LED light

VisEra Vice President of R & D and Quality Assurance Group, illustrates that the next generation of lighting will face more challenges. First of all is the capability of technical manufacturing process, including rapid production capability and reduction in costs. At the same time, the thermal management should be strengthened, while designs need to meet with different requirements.

Marcus Wong, OSRAM Senior Marketing Manager of Visible LED, Asia Pacific, presents "Automotive LED Lighting Application: Opportunities & Challenges.” He notes that the field of automotive LED is affected by electric vehicles, energy-saving and low CO2 emissions, creating robust growth momentum. He expects that apart from interior LED light, the daytime-running lights and the front headlights of an automobile are the next growth opportunities, particularly when countries in the European Union already have relevant laws and regulations in using daytime-running lights.

Dr. Christian Geng, Vice President Greater China General Manager AIXTRON Taiwan, discusses "Satisfying the LED industry’s requirements on MOCVD equipment." He believes the increasing importance of producing LED chips with high-uniformity, due to increasing demand of LED backlight sources and led high bay light for panels. He notes that the use of 4-inch and 6-inch wafer MOCVD machines will continue to grow. He took the output efficiency of the 4-inch and 6-inch machines as an example, each able to produce 2.7 times and 4.5 times the output of LED chips from a 2-inch machine. The company, together with Semileds, also has successfully created a 6-inch sapphire wafer.