The MSG Sphere in Las Vegas unveiled its spectacular debut, showcasing the cutting-edge technology of the “LED Film Screen.” Designed by Populous, this monumental spherical structure, located in Las Vegas, is scheduled for an official reveal during U2’s performance at the end of September. On July 4th, in celebration of U.S. Independence Day, the monumental facade LED film screen was brilliantly illuminated for the first time.
The spherical film screen is, in reality, the front dome system of the MSG Sphere immersive experience venue, which recently underwent its inaugural illuminated trial run. As the world’s largest spherical building, towering over 110 meters, MSG Sphere seamlessly integrates LED technology both internally and externally. Its outer wall is adorned with a 54,000 square meter LED film dome, comprising 1.2 million LED light sources. This innovative technology enables the display of diverse immersive animated effects tailored to different holidays or event requirements. Internally, MSG Sphere boasts the world’s largest and highest-resolution panoramic LED film screen, covering approximately 15,000 square meters with an impressive 16K resolution.
The project’s construction cost reaches a staggering $1.8 billion, featuring an expansive spherical theater that can accommodate over 18,000 spectators. Once completed, it will host immersive experiences, art exhibitions, concerts, award ceremonies, product launches, sports events, and various other activities.
An exciting addition is Silicon Micro’s groundbreaking LED film screen product, the “Holographic Invisible Screen,” capable of discreetly adorning transparent glass commonly found in buildings and commercial spaces, bestowing a unique “digital attire” upon the space.
The exterior of the building is adorned with around 1.2 million discs, each housing 48 independent LED diodes capable of displaying an impressive 256 million different colors. When these lights collectively illuminate, they produce large-scale, flickering dynamic images, presenting surreal and fantastical visual effects such as fireworks, Earth, basketball, jack-o’-lanterns, the underwater world, and even a giant Sauron’s eye.
Within the colossal MSG spherical stadium, an interior boasting 18,000 seats, a central stage, and a groundbreaking 16K LED film screen aims to deliver a distinct immersive concert and movie experience. The goal is to achieve a “virtual reality experience without VR glasses” for the audience. Additionally, the MSG interior features a 16K LED film screen encompassing the entire venue, with pixels reaching an impressive 19,000 x 13,500, providing crystal-clear images visible from 150 meters away.
Muxwave has consistently led development through technological innovation, especially in the realm of LED Film Screens. The burgeoning trends of the metaverse and glasses-free 3D in the digital economy era have propelled the LED film screen industry to the forefront. As a terminal device for achieving ultra-high-definition displays, LED film screens continuously empower the development of the digital economy through technological innovation.
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