Companies in the Quantum dot industry

Fujitsu is a Japanese multinational information technology equipment and services company.

Nanosys designs and manufactures nanotechnology materials to improve display color performance and batteries.

Toshiba is a Japanese multinational electronics, electrical equipment, and information technology corporation.

NEC Corporation is a multinational Japanese corporation focused on the production of telecommunications equipment as well as the development and provision of related software and services.

Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) is an Australian quantum computing hardware company developing quantum computers based on Silicon.

QD Vision is a nanotechnology products company delivering display and lighting solutions for televisions. It was acquired by Samsung in 2016.

Altairnano is a company developing and manufacturing nano lithium titanate batteries.

Quantum Materials Corp. manufactures quantum dots and develops related products for use in displays, solar energy, lighting, and anti-counterfeit applications.

UbiQD is a New Mexico-based company developing and manufacturing semiconductor nanocrystals or quantum dots for research applications.

QD Laser, Inc. is a company that produces and distributes laser semiconductor devices.

Ocean Nanotech provides synthesis, production, and research and development of dispersible quantum dots and magnetic nanoparticles.

InVisage Technologies was a developer of quantum dot-based image sensors intended for cameras, capable of absorbing 100 percent of the light seen through the human eye and capturing it. It was acquired by Apple.

Nanoco is a Manchester, United Kingdom-based company researching and manufacturing cadmium-free quantum dots and other nanomaterials for use in LCD displays, lighting, solar cells, and bio-imaging, among other applications.

ODTech is a semiconductor and sensor technology company with applications including office appliances, industrial appliances, automotive, medical equipment, consumer, lighting, and quantum dots.

NN-Labs is a Fayetteville, Arkansas-based company focusing on the creation and processing of high-quality semiconductor nanocrystals.

Quantum Solutions is a nanotechnology company that develops and produces Quantum Dots for optoelectronic applications.

QDI Systems is a developer of imaging devices for medical imaging using quantum dot technology, including x-ray sensors offering high-precision x-ray imaging based on quantum dot technology.

Crystalplex is a nanotechnology company developing alloy gradient quantum dots used in the optoelectronics industry.

OSRAM Licht AG is a developer of components, products, and solutions for lighting, including automotive lighting, advanced LED emitters and optics, lighting for medical and entertainment industry applications, and lighting-based semiconductors.

Quantum Science Ltd is a nanomaterial tech company that focuses on innovating, developing, and commercializing quantum dots and other advanced materials for the semiconductor, electronics, and healthcare markets.

Nanoxo is a Polish start-up specializing in chemical research and development and manufacturing various functional materials.

Pacific Light Technologies was a light-emitting nanomaterials company with a patented quantum dot on LED technology. It was acquired by Osram in 2018.

Quantag is a Turkish start-up developing tracking solutions using quantum tagging technology. Its potential applications include functional fluids, such as those used in vehicles.

QD Solar Inc. is commercializing photovoltaic (PV) research out of the University of Toronto.

Nexdot was founded in 2010 as part of the School of Industrial Physics and Chemistry in Paris.