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From the form to the standard,
we decide it ourselves

The difference between a company that fits the space to a standard cabinet, and one that designs the cabinet to the space.

  • Form design
  • Transparent
  • Content
  • Manufacturing & quality
  • Delivery
01 — Form Design · Beyond the Rectangle.

Beyond the rectangle,
the space becomes the screen

Display Becomes Form.

LED displays no longer stay flat. Curved, corner, cylinder, sphere or arch: the screen is designed to follow the form of the space. Cabinet layout and support structure change with each form, so the form is fixed early in design.

Curved LED screen following a wall in a dark exhibition space
01 · Curved · Flow with the space

Curved

A screen that follows the curve of the space naturally. Concave or convex.

LED facade wrapping the corner of a city building at night
02 · Corner · No break at the edge

Corner

Content continues around the corner. Dedicated corner cabinets keep the pixel pitch continuous.

Spherical LED display in the middle of a hotel lobby
03 · Cylinder · Sphere · Every angle

Cylinder · Sphere

A 360° display experienced from every direction. Cabinet sizes designed to circumference, height and curvature.

Ribbon LED screen winding up a shopping mall atrium
04 · Arch · Ribbon · Follow the architecture

Arch · Ribbon

A screen that flows with the lines of the building. Cabinets split by segment where the curvature changes.

Cylindrical LED column in the middle of an exhibition hall
05 · Column

Column

A cylindrical screen wrapping a column. Pitch chosen for circumference and viewing height.

Sketch of a curved LED structure turning into a finished render
06 · Spiral

Spiral

A ribbon screen climbing an atrium. Curvature and incline designed per segment.

Why form matters

As screens with the same pitch and brightness multiply, what sets a project apart is the form the screen takes. Form is decided at cabinet design and cannot be changed once production starts.

Display Form Design

Form is decided
in design

The screen is designed as part of the architecture. Starting from site measurements, form, segmentation and finish are fixed in drawings before production.

  1. Site survey · 3D review

    Site dimensions, structure positions and finish lines are confirmed. Architectural 3D data is used in the design when available.

  2. Form definition

    Curvature, split lines, frame exposure and finish details are matched to the architectural drawings.

  3. Simulation

    Distortion and brightness are reviewed per viewing angle along the main routes, and the pitch is fixed.

  4. Drawing sign-off

    Cabinet layout, support structure, power and signal schematics and assembly drawings are finalised and become the production standard.

Reviewing a curved cabinet structure drawing on screen alongside printed drawingsStructure Review
Spec
  • CabinetDie-cast aluminium
    500 × 500 mm base module
  • FreeformCurved · corner · cylinder · sphere
    Form designed per project
  • MaintenanceFront or rear service
    Fixed per project
  • DeliverablesCabinet layout · system schematics
    Support structure · assembly drawings
02 — Transparent · Keep the View. Add the Screen.

Keep the view,
add a new screen to the space

A new media layer over the space, with glass and daylight kept. Digital content on the existing glass, with its transparency intact.

Transparent LED screen installed behind the glass at a building cornerCorner Facade
Transparency
65 – 88%
Transparency
Brightness
6,500nit
Peak brightness

Transparent displays that keep the openness of glass

The glass becomes a screen while its transparency stays. Installed without replacing the glass.

  • Pixel pitchP3.9 – P15.6
  • ApplicationsStorefronts · curtain walls · atrium railings · corner facades
  • InstallationOn the existing glass, no replacement needed
65 – 88% TransparencyUp to 6,500 nitNo Glass Replacement
P3.9 – P15.6

Railings · bridges

On the existing glass, no replacement needed.

Transparent LED banner on a pedestrian bridge railingRailing · Bridge
03 — Content · Made for the Screen.

A special screen needs
content made for it

On a freeform display the same video looks different. Mimolux designs mapping, distortion correction, content production and the playback system from the real form and pixel structure of the screen.

Operator working on a pixel map for a curved screen in a studio
01 / Mapping

Form mapping

A pixel map built to the curvature and cabinet layout, with distortion-correction values set.

Split large-format screen at the front of a hotel ballroom
02 / Production

Production

Screen-specific video or re-edited existing assets.

Studio editing motion-graphics content
03 / Operation

Operation · scheduling · training

Playback — handover includes the playback system. Scheduling set up, operators trained.

Content Production
In-house

In-house

Form mapping, distortion correction, always-on and informational content produced by Mimolux.

Co-production

Co-production

Project-specific content produced with media-art and motion-graphics studios.

Client Assets

Client assets

Existing campaign video re-edited to the screen's dimensions and curvature.

04 — Manufacturing Network

The right partner for each project,
one Mimolux standard

No single production method fits every LED display. Mimolux selects verified specialist partners by product line and technical requirement. Mimolux sets the specification and inspection standards; partners provide the equipment and process capability.

  1. Select

    Select

    Partners chosen on equipment, technical capability and delivery record.

  2. Specify

    Specify

    Product specification, key components, cabinet tolerances and inspection standards defined.

  3. Control

    Control

    Assembly, process and calibration checked during production.

  4. Approve

    Approve

    Full inspection and final judgement. Nothing ships without approval.

Division of responsibility by process

ProcessMimoluxManufacturing partner
Material selectionLED, power supply and receiving-card grades specifiedProcurement of specified materials
Cabinet fabricationDesign drawings and tolerance standardsMachining and fabrication
Module assemblyProduction standardsAssembly
Full assemblyPre-assembly inspectionAssembly and wiring
Inspection · calibrationInspection standards and final judgementMeasurement and correction
ShipmentShipment approvalPacking and loading
Quality Before Delivery.

Quality is finished before shipment,
not on site

Every system goes through light-up, burn-in, calibration and pixel inspection before shipment. Measurements are recorded per project so re-orders are produced to the same standard.

Technician measuring colour coordinates on an LED screen with a colorimeterCalibration
Inspection
  • IncomingInspection of specified LEDs, power supplies and receiving cards
  • Burn-in72 hours continuous operation, fully assembled
  • CalibrationModule-level brightness and colour correction
  • Pixel checkEvery pixel checked on solid and grey patterns
  • PackingCushioning design and load condition verified
Measurement & Record
  • MethodBrightness and colour coordinates measured with a colorimeter
  • UniformityTest patterns viewed across the whole screen, fully assembled
  • RecordsMeasurements kept per project so re-orders match the original standard
05 — Project Delivery · From Design to Reality.

Built on site,
exactly as designed

A display project is complete not when the product ships, but when the intended screen is realised on site. Pre-assembly, system validation, installation support and final light-up are managed as one project.

Technicians pre-assembling and checking a curved LED screen in the factory
01 / Pre-assembly

Full pre-assembly

The whole screen or its key sections assembled close to the installed state to check structure, fixings and picture quality.

Technician calibrating a lit large LED screen from a laptop in the factory
02 / System Validation

System validation

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

LED screen being installed on a building facade from an aerial lift
03 / Site Coordination

Site coordination

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

Large LED screen after final light-up, checked by the team
04 / Commissioning

Installation · light-up · handover

From installation support to final light-up, operator training and remote support.

Contact

A screen for your space,
reviewed with you

Start a project

A drawing, a site photo or just the form you have in mind is enough to start.

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