Silicon Core presented its latest direct-view LED display technology at InfoComm 2026, highlighting its patented common cathode driver design. The company holds ten patents on this driver chip architecture, which improves efficiency by increasing brightness while simultaneously reducing both power consumption and heat generation. These performance gains support high-resolution LED deployments across corporate office spaces, huddle rooms, and high-brightness environments.
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Among the featured products is a 135-inch mobile LED display with a 0.78 mm pixel pitch capable of displaying 4K resolution. The unit features dual-folding sides and a motorized lift mechanism, allowing the entire structure to fold down and pass through standard doorways. A rear compartment accommodates laptops or PCs, and the display runs off a standard 120-volt, 20-amp line. Additionally, a 1.5 mm Full HD foldable display was shown, which integrates an Android operating system, built-in audio, HDMI and USB connectivity, and support for wireless mobile casting.
For modular installations, the displays can be integrated with third-party tracking systems such as TrackIt. This ceiling-recessed track system allows multiple LED wall units to twist, turn, and lock together, functioning as dynamic display arrays or physical dividing walls in multi-purpose venues. For high-brightness requirements, Silicon Core also demonstrated 0.9 mm and 1.2 mm models configured to output up to 4,000 nits of brightness, suitable for outdoor-facing window installations.
The company is also developing interactive floor displays, showcasing a walkable 1.2 mm pixel pitch prototype. The display integrates built-in infrared sensors to track foot movement across the surface. While the prototype uses a white package design with multiple sensors, the final production version is planned to transition to a single-sensor black package that integrates directly into the pixel structure for 1.2 mm and 1.9 mm pixel pitches.
