At ISE 2025 in Barcelona, ROE Visual presented an array of advanced LED display technologies, highlighting their commitment to innovation in the audiovisual sector. A notable feature was the AR Artmor display, an architectural product from their sister company, SEO, which integrates customizable front covers with an LED backdrop. This design allows for various textures and surfaces, enabling hidden imagery to emerge dynamically.
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The booth’s layout showcased a seamless integration of products, starting with the Artmor display transitioning into the Jet series. Attendees walked through a tunnel illuminated by the ROE Strip, with the new BM2i interactive LED floor enhancing the experience. This setup demonstrated the versatility and cohesive design of ROE Visual’s product lineup.
Central to the exhibit was the Topaz 2.6 Curve, a product tailored for live events and touring. Its natural curvature eliminates visible facets, offering a smooth visual experience. The panel supports adjustable angles from -5 to +15 degrees, providing flexibility in design. Additionally, the Vanish Solid Touring series was displayed, designed for outdoor applications like festivals and arena tours, emphasizing durability and performance.
For fixed installations, the Coral 1.2 LED panel was introduced, utilizing Chip on Board (COB) technology. In COB, LEDs are built directly into the PCB substrate, enhancing power efficiency, heat dissipation, and brightness. This design is particularly suited for corporate and broadcast environments, offering high contrast and color accuracy.
The Topaz series also featured the Cube panel, enabling the creation of seamless corners due to its chamfered PCB and chassis design. This modularity allows for combining flat, curved, and cube panels, ensuring a cohesive and adaptable display system.
A highlight was the Denali 0.7 MIP (Micro LED In Package) display, achieving a 4K resolution with a 0.7 mm pixel pitch. Each diode measures less than 100 microns, pushing the boundaries of LED technology. This advancement suggests potential future applications in home theater systems as the technology becomes more accessible.
The booth also showcased the Sierra 1.2 mm pixel pitch display, aimed at corporate and broadcast settings. This product offers full HD resolution and shares brightness capabilities with the Denali series, ensuring vibrant and clear visuals.
ROE Visual’s global presence includes headquarters in Shenzhen, China, with offices across North America, Europe, Australia, Japan, and the Middle East. Recognized as a leader in the rental market for live events and broadcast sectors, the company is now venturing into architectural applications with innovative products like the Artmor display. This expansion opens new possibilities for architects and interior designers to incorporate dynamic LED elements into their projects.
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