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The roadmap plans to adopt the OLED and LED expert group meeting in April, and will be held at the 4th SSL Manufacturing R&D Symposium with 200 participants in San Jose, California from June 13th to 14th. Summarized.
The main goal of the “Roadmap†is to directly fund the manufacturing R&D project, supplement the DOE SSL R&D Multi-Year Plan (MYPP), and guide the core product development R&D project. The roadmap also mentions that it will assist equipment and materials suppliers based on the consensus of the SSL manufacturing industry in line with the expected evolution – thereby reducing risk, improving product quality, increasing production, and reducing costs. The companies involved include Universal Display Corporation (UDC), Moser Baer, ​​Applied Materials, Veeco, Sandia National Laboratory, KLA-Tencor, GE Lighting Solutions, Yada, Philips Lumileds, and DuPont Monitors. the company. 
The LED expert team identified four priority LED tasks, including support for developing state-of-the-art flexible production of state-of-the-art modules, light engines and luminaires; development of high-speed, non-destructive testing equipment and quality inspection equipment at all stages; identification of critical issues and post-packaging LED processing; improved phosphor production.
The roadmap states that LED lighting/module targets:
1. Advanced LED packaging and mold integration into lamps (such as precision packaging technology, patch technology, etc.);
2. Use parts and raw materials more efficiently;
3. Simplified heat dissipation design;
4, the weight reduction;
5. Optimize the design for efficient, low-cost manufacturing (such as easy assembly);
6. Increase the integration of mechanical, electrical and optical functions;
7. Reduce production costs by automating, improving production tools or product design software.
Specific targets by 2015 include a 2x increase in throughput per year, a reduction in OEM bulb prices (downgraded from $50/klm to $10/klm), a 50% reduction in assembly costs every 2 to 3 years, and improved color control (from 7 SDCM to 4 SDCM). 
US Department of Energy announces new "road map" for LED and OLED technology development
The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced the 2012 update of the SSL Manufacturing R&D Roadmap Guide Research Program, which announced the challenging production cost targets for LEDs and OLEDs in 2015 and 2020.