A bust-shaped LED form for museums and brand installations, built from small high-density modules because facial curvature will not tolerate a coarse pitch.
Built at P1.0 to P1.5 only — coarser pitches break the face into visible blocks at talking distance
Surface taken from a scanned or modelled head, then split into module patches along natural contours
Typically 40 to 90 module types depending on the sculpt, all cut from one tooling set
Matt black module faces used so the unlit surface still reads as a sculpt rather than a screen
Internal spine and a weighted base; the form is not designed to be moved regularly
A head is the tightest curvature in the catalogue: the nose, the ears and the chin all sit inside a few hundred millimetres. Below P1.5 it stops looking like a face and starts looking like a mask.
Technical data
Specifications
Figures are for the stock configuration. Values change with size, pitch and environment — the quotation carries the final numbers.
Model
HED-P1.25-BUST
Pixel pitch
P1.0 / P1.25 / P1.5
Bust height
400 to 900 mm
Construction
Contour-split module patches
Module types
40 to 90 per sculpt
Brightness
≥600 nits, dimmable to 100
Refresh
3,840 Hz
Viewing angle
140° H / 140° V
Max power
800 W/m²
IP rating
IP43 indoor
Mounting
Weighted base, internal spine
Control
Novastar / Colorlight, 3D mapping
Warranty
3 years
Application
Where this one works
Same build, different mounting and content depending on the venue. Tell us the site and we adjust the structure and the pixel map.
Museum portrait exhibit
Brand campaign installation
Art fair and gallery
Theme attraction
FAQ
Practical questions
How is a non-standard shape priced?
By the number of module types it needs. A shape that can be built from six module types is far cheaper than one that needs forty, even when they cover the same area. We tell you the count before we quote.
Can the artwork be mapped properly onto the shape?
Yes, and the mapping project is part of the delivery. For most shapes that means a 2:1 or cylindrical unwrap; for compound forms we supply a baked UV map so your content team works in a normal video timeline.
A ring that opens, tilts and closes while the LED surface keeps running — the motion is the message, and the screen has to survive being driven by motors all day.
The same mechanism sealed to IP65 for plazas and building entrances, where the ring becomes the moving part of a façade rather than a piece of interior sculpture.
