Stage Performance
Integrating holographic, dome, live-action and other stage technologies to deliver an immersive performing arts experience for audiences.
Dome Display
The dome screen is a highly versatile, easy-to-use, and accessible projection method that's gaining traction across diverse settings—from exhibitions, concerts, and large-scale cultural galas to planetariums, museums, schools, space agencies, and tourist attractions. This advanced projection technology is technically demanding and represents a premium solution. It immerses users in 360-degree spherical content, expanding information delivery while delivering a striking, immersive visual experience with a powerful sense of presence. Dome projection comes in two configurations: internal projection, where the projector sits inside the dome and casts images onto its inner surface, and external projection, where the projector is positioned outside to project onto the outer surface.
Holographic Ballroom
As holographic projection technology advances, its use in ballrooms is growing rapidly. From holographic stages and wedding dresses to full-scale holographic ballrooms, these innovative formats are drawing increasing interest from exhibitors. A holographic ballroom seamlessly blends holographic projection, naked-eye 3D, surround-screen 3D, dress projection, interactive flooring, lighting, audio, and stage design to merge real-world visuals with immersive sound, light, and effects—delivering breathtaking banquet experiences. Building on traditional ballrooms, the dreamy holographic version enhances scene dynamics with standout personalization, flexible customization, and the ability to instantly switch transformation effects for greater practicality.
Phantom Holographic Imaging
Phantom holographic imaging is a visual technology that creates strong depth perception, making it difficult to distinguish real from virtual. Its strengths include innovative imaging methods, striking visual effects, and powerful 3D imagery. Images appear to float in mid-air—sometimes right before your eyes as if within reach; other times they transport your gaze to distant stars or nearby objects. They shift between near and far, bright and dark, creating a constantly evolving experience. The performance unfolds in two stages, using optical reflection principles and precise adjustments to deliver magical effects for the audience. It seamlessly blends images with live stage actors and enables actors to appear and disappear through optical illusions, creating stunning moments that captivate viewers.
Live-Action Series
A live-action show is a tourism performance that uses real buildings as stage settings to recreate regional folk customs and local conditions. It employs film and TV special effects to bring classic, culturally significant local stories to life. Typically based on tourist attractions, these shows offer year-round fixed performances. Large-scale landscape live-action productions feature panoramic views with grand scale and dramatic impact, presenting visuals that range from beautiful to tragic. Audiences experience the theater's shocking scenes up close, creating an immersive, realistic, and highly engaging experience.