2026-10-12
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In traditional design, a screen is often treated as an installed device. It occupies space, but it does not truly belong to the space.
The Mlxos series offers a different approach: it is not a screen, but a moving architectural material.
Traditional LED screens only work on the X-axis and Y-axis. The Mlxos series adds the Z-axis to visual expression. Each triangular prism unit rotates independently, turning a flat image into a physical, three-dimensional visual experience.
The Mlxos series does not actively emit light. It creates images through reflected ambient light. This means it is not glaring, does not cause blue-light discomfort, and presents different visual effects under different lighting conditions. It has one texture during the day and another atmosphere at night.
With a modular design, the Mlxos series can be embedded into walls, ceilings, columns, and architectural surfaces, becoming part of the building structure rather than a device mounted onto it.
Simply put: the Mlxos series is not a screen. It is a wall that can breathe.
Wall surfaces are the most direct application scenario for the Mlxos series. Unlike a traditional LED wall, the physical rotation of the Mlxos series gives the wall a sense of breathing movement. Waves, matrix patterns, multi-surface changes, and dynamic transitions can all reshape the visual expression of a wall.
In a brand showroom, the Mlxos series can be used as a feature wall in the entrance area, presenting a brand logo or theme pattern through dynamic rotation. When visitors approach, the wall can change its movement mode based on sensor data, shifting from static display to a dynamic welcome sequence.
In a corporate lobby, it can replace a traditional logo wall or flat LED screen, giving the lobby a dynamic visual identity. When still, it is a textured decorative wall. When moving, it becomes the visual focus of the space.
In a hotel lobby, the Mlxos series can function as a large-scale art installation. Its mechanical texture and physical rotation can interact with the material language of the hotel interior, creating a feeling that is both technological and warm.
In a brand flagship store window, it can be used as a dynamic background wall. With customized panel colors and surface textures, it can match the brand’s visual identity system.
For designers, wall-based Mlxos installations should be planned according to the installation method and spatial conditions. The system supports wall mounting, ceiling installation, upward-facing installation, and irregular customized structures. Its modular quick-install cabinet design also makes installation, dismantling, and transportation more convenient, with each cabinet weighing only about 7–8kg.
The front-and-rear maintenance design also reduces restrictions on wall integration. Modules can be removed and replaced from the front side, so no rear maintenance corridor is required behind the wall. This helps protect valuable commercial space and lowers long-term maintenance costs.
The “no-content state” should also be considered as part of the design. Since the Mlxos series forms images through reflected ambient light, it remains a textured decorative surface even when it is not moving. Panel material, color scheme, and surface finish all contribute to the static expression of the space. With customized panel options, including multiple color combinations, surface processes, and texture effects, designers can select the appearance of the Mlxos series much like choosing architectural materials.
The storefront is often the first contact point between a brand and its customers. Traditional storefront design usually chooses between static signage and flat LED screens. The former lacks variation, while the latter often lacks material texture.
The Mlxos series offers a third possibility: a dynamic, textured, and changeable storefront.
For shopping mall entrances, the Mlxos series can cover the storefront area and attract visitors from a distance through dynamic rotation.
For brand flagship stores, customized panel colors can match the brand color system, turning the storefront into an extension of the brand’s visual identity.
For showroom entrances, the Mlxos series can work with sensors. When visitors approach, a specific rotation sequence can be triggered, creating a sense of welcome and ceremony.
For designers, storefront applications need to consider the required protection level, especially in outdoor or semi-outdoor environments. Model selection should also be based on viewing distance. Mlxos 100, with 100×100mm color blocks, is suitable for close-range storefront applications, while Mlxos 168, with 168×168mm color blocks, is more suitable for large-area storefronts viewed from a longer distance.
Ceilings are often underestimated in commercial space design. The Mlxos series turns the ceiling from something ignored into something people look up to.
In a shopping mall atrium, the Mlxos series can cover the ceiling area and create a visual impact from above through physical rotation.
In an exhibition hall, it can be used as a suspended art installation, allowing visitors to experience dynamic changes simply by looking up.
In a hotel lobby, the Mlxos series can be linked with the lighting system. During the day, the effect can focus on mechanical rotation and material texture. At night, it can work with RGB lighting to create atmosphere.
For designers, ceiling installation must take structural load and safety into account. The Mlxos series supports ceiling installation, wall mounting, upward-facing installation, and other flexible installation methods. Installation height determines viewing distance, which then affects model selection.
Columns are often a design challenge. They interrupt circulation and block sightlines. The Mlxos series provides a way to turn structural obstacles into visual highlights.
In a shopping mall atrium, the Mlxos series can wrap around columns, transforming them into dynamic art installations.
In an exhibition space, a central column can become the visual focus of the display, turning the column itself into part of the exhibition.
In airports and transportation hubs, column installations can provide both information guidance and visual attraction.
For designers, column wrapping usually requires a customized curved or segmented layout based on the column diameter. The Mlxos series supports irregular customized installation and can adapt to different column forms.
Curved walls, curved partitions, and circular atriums are challenging for traditional flat displays. The modular design of the Mlxos series allows it to adapt to curved architectural spaces.
In a curved corridor, the Mlxos series can follow the curved wall and create a flowing visual experience.
In a circular atrium, it can wrap around the space and form a 360-degree dynamic visual field.
In a curved partition, the Mlxos series can act as a spatial divider, shifting between openness and enclosure through physical movement.
For designers, curved installation requires customized module arrangement based on the actual curvature. The Mlxos series supports a wide range of curved and irregular installation solutions.
The Mlxos series should be considered during the architectural concept stage. Structural reservation, electrical planning, movement space, and installation method cannot be easily corrected later.
Designers can approach the Mlxos series in the same way they choose stone, wood, metal panels, or glass. The difference is that this material has motion, rhythm, and interactive potential.
The physical appearance of the Mlxos series when it is not playing content is also part of the spatial design. When still, it should remain a textured architectural surface.
The Mlxos series allows designers to control movement on a timeline, similar to editing video. Through dedicated plugins, visual content and mechanical movement can achieve frame-level synchronization.
The Mlxos series uses a standardized quick-install cabinet design. A single cabinet measures 500×500mm, with a unit density of 25–64 units/㎡ and a cabinet thickness of 160–225mm. It can be flexibly combined according to project requirements and is suitable for walls, storefronts, ceilings, and other commercial space applications.
Yes. The Mlxos series offers IP65 protection options to meet outdoor installation requirements. The final waterproof configuration can be customized according to the project environment.
The Mlxos series uses precision servo motors and low-noise transmission design. Under normal operation, the noise level is below 45dB, making it suitable for galleries, showrooms, and other spaces with acoustic requirements.
No. The cabinet supports front and rear maintenance. Modules can be removed and replaced from the front side, so there is no need to reserve a rear maintenance corridor behind the wall. This helps save commercial space. Each cabinet weighs only 7–8kg, making installation and dismantling more convenient.
