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7 January 2026 – Cary, North Carolina – Lincoln Technology Solutions (LTS), a U.S.-based display engineering and manufacturing partner, today announced six display innovations developed in 2025 that advance performance, efficiency, and reliability across its LCD, OLED, and Mini-LED platforms. These innovations reflect LTS’s continued investment in system-level display engineering designed for real-world environments and

15 May 2025 – Cary, North Carolina – At Lincoln Technology Solutions (LTS), we believe delivering high-performance display solutions isn’t just about engineering brilliance, but it’s also about being smart, scalable, and strategic in how we build them. As a trusted custom display manufacturer, we’re proud to share that, in addition to our new state-of-the-art

15 April 2025 – Cary, North Carolina – Lincoln Technology Solutions (LTS), a leader in premium display engineering, today announced the integration of SimScale’s advanced thermal and structural simulation software into its design process. This milestone marks a significant step forward in LTS’s mission to deliver displays that exceed performance and reliability standards in the

13 March 2025 – Cary, North Carolina – We’re proud to announce the grand opening of our brand-new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility—a bold leap forward in LTS’s mission to deliver high-performance, custom display solutions for the world’s most demanding industries. This expansion isn’t just about growth—it’s about raising the bar in display innovation, precision, and customization

The latest tariff increases will impact nearly all LCD and OLED products.  By partnering with LTS, we strive to provide you flexibility to manage through these tariffs and keep your project on track. See the latest news on our pro-active approach below. LTS Flexible Manufacturing Options About Lincoln Technology Solutions Lincoln Technology Solutions (LTS) is

16 October 2024 – Cary, North Carolina – We’re thrilled to announce that Lincoln Technology Solutions has officially become the first company to pass 3,000 hours of burn-in testing using the Macbeth ColorChecker pattern on their full line of 4K industrial OLED displays in sizes 13.3″, 15.6″, 18.5″, 21.6″, and 27″. This milestone confirms the