On February 2, 2019, a 350-square-meter P4.81 floor tile screen, customized for a Russian client and specifically designed for museum settings, completed its entire production process and multiple rounds of rigorous quality control testing. All core performance indicators met standards, and it awaits delivery and deployment.
The P4.81 floor tile screen combines high-definition and delicate display effects with professional scene adaptability. Its high brightness and high refresh rate ensure smooth and vivid images with accurate and natural color reproduction. It can clearly present cultural relics and educational images, historical scene restorations, and immersive interactive exhibition content, perfectly meeting the cultural display and science popularization needs of museums. The extra-large 350-square-meter size allows for flexible splicing and combination, perfectly fitting the open exhibition space layout of museums, creating a highly immersive floor visual exhibition effect, providing visitors with an immersive viewing experience, and enhancing the fun and interactivity of museum exhibitions.
The screen adopts a high load-bearing, anti-slip, and wear-resistant design exclusive to floor tile screens, which can easily cope with the orderly and dense use environment of museums. It is resistant to crushing and scratching, and also has practical characteristics such as waterproof and moisture-proof, and easy cleaning. Daily maintenance is worry-free and labor-saving, which meets the museum's requirements for high stability and easy maintenance of exhibition equipment. The entire production process strictly controls the quality control standards. From module production and whole screen splicing to functional debugging, every link is carefully verified to ensure that the overall performance of the screen fully meets the actual exhibition use needs of the museum and ensures stable and long-term operation after its implementation.
