Unilumin Debuts MIP Holographic Transparent Display
Unilumin unveiled its Udesign SV MIP Holographic Transparent Screen in November 2025, offering over 90% transparency and magnetic adhesion to glass surfaces.
Unilumin Launches Udesign SV MIP Holographic Transparent Screen Unilumin announced the debut of its Udesign SV MIP Holographic Transparent Screen in November 2025. This innovative display boasts over 90% transparency and features magnetic adhesion capabilities, allowing it to be attached directly to glass surfaces. The Udesign SV aims to blend digital content seamlessly with physical space, expanding spatial freedom through its transparent design and enhancing visual appeal with holographic technology. A New Dimension in Display Technology The development of the Udesign SV addresses the common issue of traditional LED screens obstructing views and compromising the aesthetic of transparent spaces. Unlike conventional displays that can appear as unsightly black walls when turned off, Unilumin's new offering remains nearly invisible when idle. When activated, it delivers holographic visuals that appear to float in space, integrating the display system with its surroundings. Unilumin has stated that it achieved complete independent innovation from research and development to manufacturing, holding full intellectual property rights for this technology. Specifications and Applications The Udesign SV MIP Holographic Transparent Screen is characterized by its slim profile, with a mere 2mm thickness. It has been successfully implemented in various projects, including the 15th National Games where Unilumin deployed a 2,500 sqm holographic transparent screen at the Shenzhen Bay Sports Center, setting a record for the world's largest holographic screen project at the time. Potential applications span retail environments, commercial complexes, urban transportation hubs, and exhibition halls, where it can transform glass curtain walls, shop windows, and atrium spaces into dynamic media screens. The display's ability to offer a glasses-free, three-dimensional holographic effect allows for unique visual experiences, making it suitable for creating digital landmarks and enhancing brand visibility.