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WEVE participated in both C-TOUCH & Display in Shenzhen and the International Industry Convention held at COEX Magok, Seoul, during the last week of October. At C-TOUCH & Display, the company observed exhibition activities related to display and micro-LED inspection technologies and gained an overview of the global manufacturing landscape and related developments. In Seoul, the International Industry Convention focused on Raman-based precision measurement solutions, offering insight into domestic manufacturing and research environments and their analytical technology needs. Both exhibitions brought together a wide range of industry participants, providing an opportunity to review market interests and technology trends across different sectors.
WEVE will continue to closely follow technology and market directions across global and domestic industrial environments and steadily maintain engagement with customers and industry partners.



WEVE Successfully Concludes Exhibitions at KICHE and NANOPIA
WEVE successfully concluded its participation in two major exhibitions held in the second half of this year —
the Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers (KICHE) Fall Meeting at Jeju ICC and NANOPIA (Nano Convergence Industry Fair) in Miryang.
At these events, WEVE showcased its Raman spectroscopy systems and analytical solutions, introducing their capabilities for real-world research and industrial applications.
Throughout the exhibitions, WEVE engaged in in-depth discussions with researchers, Ph.D. scholars, and academic professionals, sharing insights into advanced analytical technologies and demonstrating the versatility of its Raman solutions.
WEVE will continue to expand the value of advanced analytical technologies through collaboration with academia and industry partners, strengthening its presence in both domestic and global markets.
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WEVE StingRay to Be Showcased at ILMAC BASEL 2025
WEVE is pleased to announce that our partner, Sphera Analytics GmbH, will be showcasing the StingRay Raman spectrometer at ILMAC BASEL 2025, to be held from September 16 to 18, 2025, in Basel, Switzerland.
Recognized as one of Europe’s leading exhibitions in chemistry and life sciences, ILMAC provides an ideal platform to introduce StingRay’s high-precision Raman technology, compact design, and WEVE’s user-centered innovation to a wider European audience.
🟦 Booth No. A122 / Sphera Analytics GmbH
WEVE will continue to expand the value of advanced analytical solutions through strategic global partnerships and innovation-driven development.
Thank you for your continued support.

WEVE StingRay to Be Showcased at ILMAC BASEL 2025
WEVE is pleased to announce that our partner, Sphera Analytics GmbH, will be showcasing the StingRay Raman spectrometer at ILMAC BASEL 2025, to be held from September 16 to 18, 2025, in Basel, Switzerland.
Recognized as one of Europe’s leading exhibitions in chemistry and life sciences, ILMAC provides an ideal platform to introduce StingRay’s high-precision Raman technology, compact design, and WEVE’s user-centered innovation to a wider European audience.
🟦 Booth No. A122 / Sphera Analytics GmbH
WEVE will continue to expand the value of advanced analytical solutions through strategic global partnerships and innovation-driven development.
Thank you for your continued support.

Hello from WEVE.
We hope you are well, enjoying the fresh vibrancy of early summer in June.
WEVE is pleased to announce its participation in the '2025 Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Spring Conference', held at the beautiful Jeju ICC from today, June 2nd (Monday) to June 5th (Thursday), 2025.
This conference serves as a significant platform where industry and academia converge to share the latest trends and knowledge. Through this event, WEVE looks forward to showcasing our Raman spectroscopy system and engaging in in-depth discussions with various experts, anticipating a meaningful time.
Moving forward, WEVE is committed to continuous technological development and active participation, striving to contribute to the growth of related fields and present even more innovative value.
We kindly ask for your continued interest and support.
Sincerely,
WEVE
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WEVE is pleased to announce our successful participation in the '2025 Korean Carbon Society Conference,' held for two days from May 22nd (Thursday) to May 23rd (Friday), 2025, at the Korea Carbon Industry Promotion Institute Technical Education Building in Jeonju.
This conference was a significant occasion to explore the latest trends and future directions in related fields. Through our participation, WEVE was able to share in-depth knowledge, actively engage with various experts, and build valuable networks.
Moving forward, WEVE will continue to make ceaseless efforts and collaborate to create even more innovative value, striving to lead the future with our technology and services.
We sincerely thank everyone for their continued interest and support.
Sincerely,
WEVE


From April 16th to April 18th, WEVE will be exhibiting at Touch Taiwan in Nangang, Taipei, Taiwan in the Micro LED Inspection category. WEVE will be on site to communicate with many interested parties on the topic of Micro LEDs and Inspection. We would like to thank you for visiting us.
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Today we would like to share with you the important news that WEVE's Raman spectrometer has received CE certification. This certification means that the product meets the safety and quality standards of the European Union, and we will continue to strive to provide more reliable technology and products in the future. Please read the article below to learn more.
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WEVE, an optical analysis equipment development startup, announced on the 11th that it has obtained the European Conformity Certification 'CE' for its Raman spectrometer, which analyzes light spectra using lasers.
Founded in 2014, WEVE has been supplying Raman spectrometers developed with its own technology to domestic universities and institutions since 2016. In 2020, it also launched microLED inspection equipment.
A Raman spectrometer is an instrument that measures the chemical, physical, and structural features of a substance through the light spectrum that is irradiated and scattered by a laser. Two products, the Manta Ray and Stingray, have been certified and are used by more than 70 research institutions in various fields such as materials, energy, and bio.
WEVE is expanding into Europe with these products. The company has completed distributor agreements in Germany and the UK. In March, the company will showcase its products at the European Coatings Show, a construction chemicals exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany. By the end of the year, the company aims to secure official distributors in 30 countries including France and Denmark.
“We will be able to visualize our entry into the global market from this year,” said Sungbin Joo, CEO of WEVE. ”We will become Korea's leading optical analysis technology company that can show its strength not only in the field of research Raman analyzers but also in the field of process analysis.”
Hello. WEVE has been selected as a representative company in the field of PL inspection technology in the 2024 Micro LED Technology, Equipment, and Manufacturing Report by YOL INTELLIGENCE. We attach the introduction article. [ As of December 19, 2024 ]

WEVE (CEO Sungbin Joo), a next-generation optical analysis technology company, has been recognized as a leading company in the field of photoluminescence (PL) inspection technology in the 2024 Micro LED Technology, Equipment and Manufacturing Report by global market research firm Yole Intelligence.
The report analyzes key technologies and companies in the micro LED industry, and WEVE was specifically recognized for its next-generation PL inspection equipment.
Yole Technologies describes WEVE's technology as “the next generation of inspection equipment that meets both high resolution and high inspection speed in the field of micro LED inspection,” and unlike the other PL inspection equipment manufacturers featured (Toray, Hamamatsu, and AlphaBetter), WEVE is analyzed in detail.
PL testing is a technique for analyzing the optical and electronic properties of materials based on the phenomenon of photoluminescence, in which certain materials absorb light energy and emit it.
It is essential in the LED field to analyze the light emission pattern of devices and diagnose defects by utilizing the ability of semiconductors and nanomaterials to absorb and emit light.
The inspection equipment developed by WEVE, 'Bandi', is characterized by providing various inspection functions throughout the entire process of micro LED manufacturing.
Unlike existing equipment that mainly inspects the appearance of the device and diagnoses luminescence defects, Bandi covers ▲ device appearance ▲ luminescence pattern ▲ luminescence intensity ▲ and chromaticity.
In addition, the inspection scope has been expanded to include not only the display substrate transfer process, but also wafer quality inspection, which is a step before manufacturing.
“The biggest obstacle to the mass production of micro LEDs is still the high manufacturing unit cost, which can be overcome to realize the 'dream display',” said Mr. Sungbin Joo, CEO of WEVE.
“Precise inspection equipment plays an important role in accurately diagnosing defects throughout the manufacturing process and providing key insights for process improvement.”
WEVE's PL inspection equipment technology is considered a key factor in supporting the development of the micro LED industry and is expected to lead the global market in the future.
Hello, WEVE has been selected for 'Scale-up Tips', a collaborative government-private startup support project run by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups. I attach the introductory article. [ as of Dec. 02, 2024 ]

WEVE, a developer of next-generation optical analysis technology, today announced that it has been selected for the Tech Investor Program for Scale-up (TIPS) by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
TIPS is a program that supports promising companies in the manufacturing and hardware sectors by leveraging private expertise. If a private operator invests more than KRW 1 billion, the government will provide up to KRW 2 billion in investment-type R&D and up to KRW 1.2 billion in non-investment-type R&D for three years.
Founded in 2014, WEVE develops measurement equipment for research and industry based on optical technology. WEVE's inspection equipment 'Bandi' can perform precise inspection of wafers (semiconductor discs utilized as raw materials for LED devices) and devices throughout the entire process.
In particular, the device appearance, luminescence, luminous intensity, and chromaticity can all be identified, and defects that may occur in each process can be predicted with a high probability. Compound semiconductor inspection equipment for renewable energy and secondary batteries is also being developed for release next year.
Through the Scale-Up Tips, WEVE will develop defect inspection technology that can be applied to the entire micro LED process. “Micro LEDs require microscopic processing, so it is difficult to resolve the myriad of defects that appear using conventional quality inspection methodologies,” said Dr. Sungbin Joo, CEO of WEVE.
“WEVE is developing equipment that combines fast inspection speed and high precision with the highest level of spectral imaging technology to provide new inspection standards for next-generation technologies.”







