
Full pre-assembly
Assembled close to the installed state to check structure, fixings and picture quality.
From initial requirements through design, content, production, inspection and on-site delivery. No stage stands alone; each follows one project standard.
A typical project runs from requirements to final light-up including an average 50-day production period, with timing depending on form and scale.
Sketch · LobbyA drawing, a site photo or just the form you have in mind is enough to start. The deliverables of each step become the standard for the next.
Installation environment, viewing distance, ambient light and content type are confirmed. A drawing, a site photo or the form you have in mind is enough to start.
Starting from site survey and 3D review, curvature, split lines, frame exposure and finish details are matched to the architectural drawings. Distortion and brightness are reviewed per viewing angle and the pitch is fixed.
Pixel maps and distortion-correction values are built from the real form and pixel structure of the screen. Screen-specific content is produced, or existing assets re-edited.
A manufacturing partner matched to the product line and technical requirements produces to Mimolux specifications and process standards. Assembly, process and calibration are checked during production.
The whole screen or its key sections are pre-assembled for light-up, 72-hour burn-in, calibration and full pixel inspection. Nothing ships without Mimolux approval.
On-site installation or installation support, final light-up, operator training and remote support close the project. Measurements are recorded per project so re-orders are produced to the same standard.
A display project is complete not when the product ships, but when the intended screen is realised on site.

Assembled close to the installed state to check structure, fixings and picture quality.

Light-up, calibration, pixel condition, signal and power configuration verified before shipment.

Design drawings and installation data matched to site conditions, with the technical documents the site needs.

On-site installation or installation support.

Final light-up, operator training and remote support close the project.
Environment, viewing distance, the form you have in mind. Drawings or site photos make the proposal more precise.