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In the live demo, only Aerelight is part of the latest annual cover of a magazine. OTI Lumionics, Frontier and a Toronto print production company called Flash Reproductions are collaborating to embed a flexible OLED panel in a small rectangle. The transformation of OLED lighting is still elusive, but this does not prevent developers from pursuing novelty. Application, because a small Canadian company has announced a flexible OLED material that can illuminate prints in newspapers and magazines. OTI Lumionics said its Aerelight for Print technology leverages new manufacturing processes and materials developed by the Toronto manufacturing company. The company did not disclose any details about the manufacturing innovation and the composition of the materials. In the live demo, only Aerelight is part of the latest annual cover of a magazine. OTI Lumionics, Frontier and a Toronto print production company called Flash Reproductions collaborated to embed a flexible OLED panel in a small rectangle that will illuminate when the panel is touched. This is another example of how flexible OLEDs (organic light-emitting diodes) can extend beyond the traditional form factor to extend the range of illumination. In another example, the Fraunhofer FEP in Germany presented a flexible OLED wristband and stated that it can be used for medical purposes. Using OLED technology, the dark panel on the cover of Frontier magazine is illuminated in response to a touch. (image