Proprietary LED Technology Empowering High-end Cinema

With the gradual decrease in the pandemic, there is a gradual resurgence in the global demand for cinema visits. In recent years, as audience expectations for audio-visual experiences have risen, LED display screens, offering superior visual performance, have gained popularity in the film industry. They are increasingly favored by more high-end cinemas to meet the growing demand for enhanced viewing experiences.

The majority of cinemas still utilize traditional projection technology, which falls behind laser projection and LED screens in terms of color reproduction, contrast, 3D effects, and other display characteristics. Clearly, to meet the growing demands of audiences, traditional projection technology is showing signs of weakness. Many mid- & high-end cinemas are turning their attention to technologies that offer superior display effects.

AOTO Electronics has adeptly responded by independently developing LED cinema display technology. AOTO LED cinema display technology effortlessly achieves a 4K high resolution, providing 4 times the clarity of traditional projection technology (2K). This capability not only allows for larger screens but also presents richer details, delivering a more impactful and lifelike cinematic experience for the audience.

Traditional projection technology often encounters motion blur when playing high-dynamic scenes due to insufficient frame rates (e.g., 24 frames motion blur). However, AOTO's proprietary LED cinema technology supports up to 120 frames in 2D, delivering a more immersive cinematic experience with a crystal-clear view of high dynamic details.

Traditional projection technology often falls short in brightness, making the displayed content susceptible to interference from external light sources. This is why cinemas typically dim all ambient lights when starting a movie. AOTO's LED cinema screen easily achieves 300nits, surpassing the brightness of regular global cinemas by 6 times. Not only is it less affected by external light sources, but it also provides audiences with enhanced HDR effects, immersing them in the authentic experience of a sunset gradually fading away.