Exhibition & Showroom
Automotive launch curtain
A curved LED curtain behind a vehicle reveal, letting the car appear through the open strips before a centre section releases for the drive-out.
Reference project. Client details, location and final project data are available on request.
- Application
- Exhibition & Showroom
- Format
- XLC Curtain Series
- Environment
- Vehicle launch, indoor reveal
- Site type
- Indoor vehicle launch
- Suggested viewing
- 8–30 m from the audience
- Service route
- Releasable centre section at the stage line
The challenge
The launch needed a reveal surface that could wrap the stage, hide the vehicle before the cue and then clear the path without a visible frame.
Why this format
The curtain was chosen for its ability to curve with the stage and for transparency that kept the vehicle silhouette readable before the reveal.
- Pixel pitch
- P37.5
- Transparency
- 63%
- Brightness
- 1,800 nits
- IP rating
- IP65
The approach
- Set a curved curtain around the reveal position and the vehicle path.
- Left a centre section releasable so the car could drive through.
- Built content as slow horizon fields and brand colour rather than detailed graphics.
Result
The car is revealed through the curtain, then drives through the opening without a visible frame. The stage keeps a continuous curved surface around the vehicle.
Integration plan
The physical interface between the screen, the building and the service route decides how the installation performs after handover.
- Curtain hung from a circular truss above the reveal position.
- Fast locks left two centre strips releasable for the drive-out.
- Control presets saved for rehearsal and show modes.
Content and operation
A screen is only as useful as its daily routine. Content rhythm, brightness and spare parts are agreed before the first playlist goes live.
- Rehearsal mode uses low output for camera and stage marking.
- Show mode lifts the horizon cue as the car moves.
- Centre strips are checked and replaced between show days.
What this study shows
Curtain geometry should follow the vehicle path, not the stage plan alone.
Releasable strips need rehearsal as part of the choreography.
Transparency makes the reveal the subject, not the screen.
Installation notes
The mounting and service route were agreed before the screen layout was fixed.
XLC Curtain Series specifications- Hang from standard truss or a top rail; panels connect with fast locks without tools
- Curve the strips into arcs, circles or waves before final tensioning
- Use the waterproof head and tail connectors for outdoor positions
- Label strips and driver sections by show or facade zone
Project views
Installation views and format details. Reference study.
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