Each pixel of a micro-display is composed of three light-emitting diodes (LEDs) emitting in the blue, green and red range, respectively. For augmented and virtual reality applications for which these display technologies are intended, the sizes of these LEDs needs to be reduced to less than 10 mm. For such small dimensions, it is not possible to integrate different material families, and so a monolithic approach is thus required. LEDs based on III-nitrides could theoretically cover the whole visible spectrum but their efficiency drops for wavelengths beyond 460 nm. In order to obtain efficient (Ga,In)N-based LEDs emitting at long wavelengths, one of the key points is to increase the In concentration of the InGaN-based quantum wells, while m...