LED trends at ISE 2024
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The fixed sizes and the fact that everything you or the first time, PSCo led an LED walking tour
at ISE 2024. Ran by Liam Winter, Head of LED at PSCo, it aimed to share expert insights into the LED display
market, highlight the latest LED trends and explore new LED from the world’s leading brands.
Watch the tour!
need is included makes the solutions easy to sell and deploy. Designed as an all-in-one solution
enables mass production, driving down the cost of LED and making it more accessible.
The adoption of large LED displays for meeting
rooms is a key driver for all-in-one LED. Another
trend associated with this demand is 21:9 aspect
ratio. With a focus on Microsoft Front Row in hybrid meeting spaces, the 21:9 aspect ratio offers 33%
more screen area, allowing space for more content and easier multi-tasking.
LED for virtual production Virtual production uses LED to capture the virtual
world in-camera, wrapping the virtual world around the actors and props on set. Mixed reality uses LED
Liam identified 3 LED trends dominating 2024
– MicroLED, all-in-one LED and LED for virtual production.
MicroLED According to Omida, MicroLED displays grew 31.1% YoY globally. MicroLED and its core technology – flip-chip LED – enable brands to offer much lower power and
displays to immerse presenters and real-world objects inside a virtual scene.
The demand for LED in virtual production and
mixed reality has led to the development of not
only higher-performance LED displays but also the adoption of higher-performance LED processing systems with advanced colour control features and in-camera synchronisation.
lower heat LED products than ever before. It also offers
The growth of this technology can unlock potential
brightness and contrast ratios. And with durable pixels
and Esports displays requiring high frame rates
is a compelling long-term investment.
presentation applications demanding extreme
a significant boost in visual performance with higher
for other applications such as race simulators
sealed inside the display surface, MicroLED
and low latency or high-end signage and
This year, we expect to see more 0.7mm, 0.8mm
and 0.9mm pixel pitch LED options on the market.
All-in-one LED Research from Omida suggests that all-in-one LED displays grew 57.4% YoY globally, making it the fastest-growing LED category in 2023.1
colour accuracy and control.
There is also an increasing trend to rent virtual
production LED temporarily, building the size and
shape of LED volume required for each production. Liam Winter, Head of LED • Sales Department liam.winter@psco.co.uk | 01344 592 211
1. https://omdia.tech.informa.com/pr/2023/dec/new-omdia-research-finds-global-direct-view-led-video-displayshipments-increases-185-yoy-in-3q23
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