Unilumin Technology and the Electronic Standards Institute have entered into a strategic partnership.

On September 7, the China Electronics Standardization Institute (CESI) and Unilumin Technology officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement. Building on their combined strengths in industrial technology and standardization, the two parties will focus on next-generation display technologies—particularly Micro LED—deepening collaboration in standards development to drive high-quality industry growth.

That morning, the research delegation visited Unilumin’s Daya Bay Science and Technology Park, touring the Optoelectronics Exhibition Hall and the Mini/Micro LED smart production line. They gained an in-depth understanding of cutting-edge advancements such as XR virtual production and holographic displays, as well as real-world applications of LED technology across sports, cultural tourism, digital exhibitions, commercial retail, and immersive entertainment.

At the event, Liu Xiangang, President of CESI; Chen Xiaoqiang, Deputy Director of the Huizhou Municipal Market Supervision Administration; and Lin Mingfeng, Chairman of Unilumin Technology, delivered remarks and jointly witnessed the signing ceremony.

In his address, President Liu Xiangang commended Unilumin for its strong commitment to standardization efforts, noting that this collaboration will accelerate the implementation of national standards in the LED display sector, translate practical industry innovations into formal standards, and actively participate in both domestic and international standard-setting initiatives. Deputy Director Chen Xiaoqiang emphasized that, as a leading enterprise, Unilumin sets an exemplary benchmark for regional industrial transformation, while the supervisory authorities will strengthen support services to enhance quality and efficiency throughout the supply chain. Chairman Lin Mingfeng stated that Unilumin will leverage this partnership to build on its technological and standardization expertise, fill gaps in standards for venues like cinemas, engage deeply with upstream and downstream partners in standards development, and continuously elevate the company’s influence within the industry.

That afternoon, a standards kickoff meeting was held at Unilumin’s Shenzhen headquarters, focusing on three industry standards—including the “Indoor MiP LED Display Specification,” jointly developed by Unilumin and South China University of Technology. MiP represents a key packaging form in the evolution of Mini/Micro LED technology; once these standards are finalized, they will provide a unified industry framework for testing methods, performance metrics, and acceptance criteria. Representatives from CESI, South China University of Technology, Xiamen University, Leyard, CSOT, Lehman, Nanjing Lopu, and other organizations, along with industry experts, attended the symposium, working together to advance industry standardization and high-quality development.

Source: Unilumin Technology