Used as a fluorescent probe in biochemical and materials science applications due to its strong emission properties and ability to intercalate into molecular structures. Its rigid, conjugated framework makes it suitable for sensing aromatic systems and detecting changes in microenvironment polarity. Also employed in the development of organic electronic devices, where it acts as a component in light-emitting layers or as a sensor element in thin-film configurations. Shows potential in supramolecular chemistry for constructing host-guest systems, especially with cyclodextrins and other macrocyclic receptors, enabling applications in molecular recognition and drug delivery systems.