EXCO Vision shows how an LED vendor can cover both in-camera VFX and fast-turn rental builds without treating them as separate engineering problems: the same “batch + pitch” discipline is used to keep a ceiling, main wall, and floor aligned for white point, gamma, and color matching across an LED volume. That consistency matters when you’re doing virtual production with real lenses, real shutters, and real reflections. https://www.excovision.net/
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In the interview, the flagship topic is an LED backdrop custom designed for virtual production, where the goal is to replace a grey/green stage with an emissive background that the camera can capture directly. EXCO Vision describes indoor brightness around 3,000 nit and refresh up to 30,000 Hz for the shown configuration, aiming to reduce flicker/banding at challenging shutter angles while keeping contrast high via black-surface LED design for camera.
From the product naming used by EXCO Vision, Zeus and Apollo sit in the XR/virtual shooting family, with marketing that leans on high refresh and high grayscale for smoother motion rendering and better moiré control at narrow pixel pitches. The Zeus line is also notable because it was listed as a Best of Show winner at ISE 2026 by TVBEurope, which signals it was evaluated in a broadcast-facing context rather than pure signage. The video is filmed at ISE 2026 Barcelona, where LED volumes, tracking, and real-time rendering are now standard talking points across broadcast, cinema, and live event work.
Alongside VP, the booth walk highlights a rental-oriented setup described as a narrow-pitch rental platform that can be deployed as ceiling, wall, and floor in the same pitch and batch. The practical angle is modularity: straight builds plus concave/convex sections, including tunnel-style layouts, so you can create immersive spaces without sacrificing calibration continuity across the full surface.
On company context, the transcript states EXCO Vision was founded in 2017, manufactures in Shenzhen, and is backed by shareholders that include Youku as a major investor tied to film/TV production activity in China. Their stated plan is broader reach beyond China and the US, targeting more European rollouts during 2026 as XR stages and rental hybrids become more common in regional production pipelines across Europe
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