The giant LED mesh flying screen vividly displays an astronaut floating Monday night.
An LED mesh flying screen developed by a Shenzhen-based company has broken a Guinness World Record to become the largest LED mesh flying screen in the world. With a display area of 72.66 square meters, the screen was independently developed by Longgang District-based Shenzhen Filmbase New Materials Co. Ltd., a global leader in smart film and display glass tech. Launched into the sky Monday night, the screen displayed images of airplanes taking off, rockets ascending, and astronaut floating, creating astonishing visual effects. According to the company, the 5-meter-wide and 15-meter-high screen features between 150,000 and 300,000 pixels, with a clarity tens of times higher than that of traditional building-based light shows and drone light shows. Its 95% transparency allows for a more vivid, delicate image presentation that blends seamlessly with the environment. Weighing only 250 grams per square meter, the screen can achieve stable suspension in winds of up to level 3. It can also use wind for natural cooling, thereby eliminating the need for additional cooling equipment, saving energy, and reducing noise pollution. The screen offers new display methods for aerial advertising, brand promotion, event marketing, and cultural light shows, according to Yuan Lanlan, general manager of the company. She added that the company had received many orders from both domestic and international markets for the product, which will soon be showcased Hong Kong, Macao, Singapore, and Dubai.