There is a lot of building-grade glass out there, and as LED technology has improved and matured, it makes sense that glass surfaces will ... […]
This may be the most impressive application I’ve seen to date that uses LED embedded in glass curtain walls – a shopping mall in ... […]
Several years of going to pro AV shows has allowed me to track the progression of display technologies like transparent LED, and while they ... […]
This is a nice application of in-glass LED, marking and promoting a short-term exhibition about Sharks at the Australian Museum in Sydney. The instal ... […]
This is a helpful video from UK-based solutions provider Eclipse Digital Media that shows what in-glass transparent LED displays look like from the interior, ... […]
This is a nice use of LED embedded in building glass at some sort of pavilion building in a massive city park in Chengdu, ... […]
Here’s a very different, interesting take on the idea of LED canopy ceilings in places like malls and public buildings – a series of ... […]
This is a small commercial building in Tangshan, a city that looks like it is maybe an hour east of Beijing, with an 83 sq. meter LED on glass display on its main facade. This is interesting because it is LED in glass, and not the mesh LED products that can look great from the outside but kinda terrible from the inside of a building. […]
LED on film is getting better and tighter, and starting to see some marketplace adoption. The Chinese manufacturer Nexnovo has been a major supplier of mesh-based transparent LED, but I have discovered it also does film – with a focus on horizontal ribbon-like displays that can overhang things like entryways. […]
Shenzhen-based LED manufacturer NEXNOVO has focused for several years on semi-transparent displays fixed on mesh, but it has now added a new product that puts the LEDs on glass and offers a lot more transparency. Called NexEsign, the product uses “NEXNOVO’s patented integrated-IC technology and nano film circuits. […]
Transparent LED mesh displays have come a long, long way in terms of resolution and scale, and the tech’s ability to deliver tight and bright visuals. In the right setting, it can look really good, particularly at a distance. For glass curtain walls that aren’t really windows, that people don’t really look out, they’re a great option. […]
Not sure where this was – guessing somewhere in China. The video just says it is a road show. It’s a podium display for a Mercedes, and what’s interesting is how a NexNovo transparent LED mesh screen is attached to some sort of motorized channel that moves along the front of the podium, with the motion graphics sync’d to the motion. […]
