Outdoor Projection
Transform buildings, mountains, water surfaces, and other natural or man-made structures into light art stages using projection technology to create stunning nighttime visual experiences.
3D Mapping Projection Show
Building 3D Mapping Projection shows turn the building facade into a giant projection screen. Using 3D modeling and projection fusion, it transforms the original architectural look with dynamic visuals and spectacular effects. The projection creates stunning naked-eye 3D illusions—such as object deformation and spatial rotation—that require no 3D glasses. With powerful visual impact at night, it brings urban culture and brand stories to life. Ideal for city landmarks, commercial complexes, and cultural tourism parks, this experience immerses audiences in the art of light and shadow, making it a core nighttime attraction.
Mountain Projection
Mountain projection leverages natural landscape features—such as vegetation, trees, and cliffs—combined with sound, light, and projection technology to bring the scenic area's natural beauty, cultural stories, and myths to life through dynamic visuals. It offers a refreshing way to experience tourism highlights, much like watching a movie. By blending light and shadow with the mountain terrain, it enhances visual comfort and aesthetic appeal while enabling close-range visitor interaction. Mountain projection shows reveal the mountain's nighttime transformation through captivating light displays. Using modern equipment, it preserves vegetation and natural landscapes, making it an ideal solution for developing nighttime tourism.
Water Screen Projection
Water screen projection uses flowing water as the display surface. High-pressure nozzles create a fine mist film, projecting images onto the water vapor for a hazy, transparent effect that blends virtual and real visuals. Synchronized with fountains, music, and lighting, it delivers dynamic storytelling where imagery shifts with the water flow. Ideal for riverside plazas, lakeside squares, and large-scale cultural night shows. This technology eliminates the need for physical screens, minimizing environmental impact while creating grand, immersive scenes.
Interactive Floor Projection
Interactive floor projection displays dynamic imagery on the ground that responds to pedestrian movement. As visitors walk across the surface, their footsteps trigger real-time effects such as water ripples, scattering flower petals, or fish swimming away. No wearable equipment is required—guests can engage simply by walking through the area. Ideal for scenic pathways, commercial pedestrian zones, family parks, and cultural tourism sites, this solution delivers immersive experiences at low cost while drawing crowds.
Motion Particle Interaction
Motion particle interaction uses motion capture to track human movement, driving real-time updates of particle light and shadow visuals. As users wave their hands or move their bodies, particles, lighting effects, and fluid patterns dynamically reshape to mirror their posture—turning them into an active part of the creative experience. Ideal for exhibition halls, cultural tourism sites, and nighttime photo spots, this high-interactivity installation is perfect for short-form video creation and social sharing, with built-in viral potential.
Outdoor Holographic Projection
Outdoor holographic projection uses holographic film and gauze to create floating 3D visuals in open-air settings. Images appear suspended in mid-air, blending the virtual with the real. Characters and scenery emerge in three dimensions, crafting an immersive, dreamlike atmosphere. Ideal for live performances, product showcases, and storytelling, it suits scenic spot stages and outdoor square events. Unlike standard projection, this technology delivers a more striking 3D visual experience, producing captivating nighttime effects—making it a top choice for upgrading night tourism.
Track Mirror Projection
Track mirror projection uses servo motors to move the mirror, altering the light path to enable large-scale image movement. A single projector can project images across walls, floors, and pillars, with visuals seamlessly switching between surfaces. This eliminates the need for multiple projectors to create stitched displays, delivering dynamic roaming effects similar to a moving camera. Ideal for cultural tourism shows, theaters, and nighttime attractions, it creates innovative light-and-shadow experiences.