World’s largest OLED screen ‘harmonizes’ with setting
Created using 820 of the company’s Open Frame LG OLED digital signage panels, the “mega” video wall has a 7,600-square-foot screen measuring 164 feet wide by 45 feet tall. It is located at the Dubai Aquarium.
“LG is revolutionizing the way commercial space is designed and used because our pioneering slim and curved LG OLED technology is an iconic piece of art itself,” says Soon Kwon, LG’s global head of Information Displays. “Our Dubai exhibit is an example of how LG digital signage products add harmony to a space in addition to being an innovative solution that today’s B2B customers demand. It’s appropriate that this breakthrough screen is being shown in the largest mall in the world next to the tallest structure in the world.”
Being based on emissive display technology, the LG OLED display emits its own light without need for backlighting and its bulky associated electronics. This, says LG, results in images with the deepest possible blacks, infinite contrast ratios, and life-like colors, as well as wider viewing angles than conventional backlit displays.
According to the company, its Open Frame LG OLED signage displays particularly suit the setting at the Dubai Aquarium because the curved form factor of the display “follows the undulations of flowing water.” The Open Frame LG OLED signage displays can be configured into either convex or concave curves in both landscape and portrait modes, enabling them to blend into any space.
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