On December 20, Jufeng Optoelectronics announced that it had provided 12 Micro LED ultra-high-definition displays for the China Customs AEO Training Base (Shenzhen). These displays were installed in the policy dissemination area, the real-world teaching area, and the large classroom area, comprehensively enhancing the teaching and display effects.
These displays are based on Micro LED direct-view technology, featuring self-emissive characteristics that enable ultra-high-definition point-to-point display and seamless splicing. Each display supports 4K/8K true-color display, with flexible area expansion and multiple display modes, including full-screen, dual-split screen, and center-view 16:9 mode, to meet diverse usage needs.
Image source: Jufeng Optoelectronics
This year, Micro LED technology has continued to achieve breakthroughs in applications. In addition to Jufeng Optoelectronics, companies such as Leyard and LG have also made progress in this field.
The LED display system built by Leyard Group for the Huangzhui Port Command and Dispatch Center of the State Energy Group was officially put into use in May this year, becoming the largest application project of P0.7 Micro LED in China. This system adopts the new generation of MIP technology, with a total screen resolution of 32256×6480.
Furthermore, according to foreign media reports in November, LG reached a multi-year cooperation agreement with the Dallas Cowboys, becoming their official display partner, and installed the first batch of equipment at AT&T Stadium. As the first project, LG completed the installation of seven MAGNIT Micro LED display walls within the club, preparing for the stadium upgrades for the 2026 World Cup. (Compiled by Mia)
