Exhibitions provide an important setting for brands to showcase their products, technologies, and visual identity, while LED displays are an important medium for visual communication within exhibition booths. When digital visuals interact with the booth structure, spatial design, and surrounding environment, the display itself can become part of the overall brand space.
At the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) in Beijing, three vertically oriented Muxwave F Series display panels were integrated into the red booth structure. High-saturation dynamic visual content extended from the screens, creating a distinctive digital visual expression within the exhibition space.
Integrating Holographic Invisible Screen into Spatial Design
Muxwave LED holographic invisible screens use holographic invisible Screen panels with a visual transparency of up to 90% or more. While maintaining high brightness and high-definition display, the screens allow the spatial relationships behind the display to remain visible.
For exhibition and display applications, the screens can be incorporated into different spatial settings in combination with the overall booth design, including booth structures, display windows, and spatial corners. This allows digital content to be naturally integrated into physical spaces, creating a complete exhibition experience together with the booth design.
Why Is the Muxwave Holographic Invisible Screen Suitable for Exhibition Applications?
Exhibition spaces have strong design characteristics. Each booth has its own design style, structure, visitor flow, and visual language. Therefore, in addition to display performance, display products also need to adapt to different spatial requirements.
The Muxwave F Series holographic invisible screen features a slim and lightweight structural design. It supports 45° corner cuts, as well as single-sided and double-sided corner cuts, enabling 90° L-shaped splicing and both concave and convex curved splicing. Multiple custom sizes are also available to accommodate different structural forms and spatial layouts, allowing greater flexibility in exhibition design.
At the same time, exhibition projects generally have clearly defined and relatively tight schedules from booth installation to the official opening. Equipment therefore also needs to take commissioning, assembly and disassembly, and maintenance into consideration.
The F Series adopts an integrated panel-head design, centralized cable entry, and a dedicated lifting frame. These features support quick installation and removal and are designed to better match the practical installation requirements of exhibition projects.
Different Exhibition Requirements, Different Display Formats
In addition to the F Series quick-installation hanging transparent display solution, Muxwave also provides different product formats for various exhibition and commercial display requirements.
The LED Invisible Advertising Player features a three-sided frameless design. It can be used independently or connected with multiple units for rapid deployment. When a brand needs to establish an independent digital display interface quickly in exhibition halls, retail spaces, or temporary events, it provides another flexible option.
For product launches, concerts, and short-term brand events, Muxwave will also provide the R Series rental cabinet products to meet the requirements of temporary transparent display installations. Different product formats correspond to different spatial conditions, display configurations, and project durations, allowing transparent display solutions to extend from permanent exhibition booths to a wider range of application scenarios.
Exploring More Possibilities for Transparent Display
From the application of the F Series transparent display at CIFTIS in Beijing, to the independently deployed LED Invisible Advertising Player, and then to rental products designed for stage and event applications, Muxwave continues to explore the possibilities of transparent display across different spaces and application scenarios.
When digital visuals can integrate with spatial structures, brand visuals, and real-world environments, the screen is no longer simply a medium for displaying content. Instead, it becomes part of the visual space, enriching the on-site experience while providing more diverse and creative ways to present a brand.
