云南民航發(fā)展史館
文章來源：華云視界 發(fā)表時(shí)間：2025-07-02Project Name: Yunnan Civil Aviation Development History Museum
Project content: 55 inch sliding screen, 49 inch 3.5mm 1 * 3 splicing transparent cabinet, P2.5 full-color LED display screen, multiple touch all-in-one machines, interactive signature system and other supporting facilities
On site photo taken:
55 inch interactive slide screen - using precision mechanical tracks (such as linear and curved tracks) to achieve linear or curved movement of the screen through motor drive or manual sliding. The track surface is embedded with a limit device to ensure the smoothness and positioning accuracy of screen movement. Support multi touch operation, users can interact with content through gestures such as touch and swipe. The main control unit (such as PLC, microcontroller, or industrial computer) receives sensor data, controls screen movement, content switching, and interactive effects such as lighting and sound effects. Breaking through the limitations of traditional static display boards, the intuitive and interesting information transmission is achieved through screen sliding and content triggering mechanisms. Users can actively choose content that interests them and enhance their sense of participation. Widely used in fields such as business, education, and culture.
49 inch 3.5mm 1 * 3 transparent splicing screen - a transparent splicing screen that reduces transparency during display and restores transparency during static state through optical control of polarizing film and liquid crystal molecules. The transparency can reach 40% -80%, the background is clear and visible, and it supports 4K/8K resolution and wide color gamut, with rich picture details. Support touch control and real-time interaction with physical exhibits. Redefine the way people interact with information through a combination of virtual and real elements.
Interactive Signature System - a high-tech product that integrates handwritten digit technology, image recognition technology, and multimedia software technology. It abandons the traditional paper-based message method and achieves interactive functions such as signature, message, and photo taking through a touch screen. It supports multi touch and various input methods such as handwriting, brush, and signature pen. Users can freely choose the color and thickness of their strokes to simulate a real writing experience. Visitors can leave their feedback and valuable suggestions through the touch screen, and their signed photos are displayed in real-time on the large screen, forming an interactive signature wall. Provide backend editing functionality, allowing users to modify interface backgrounds, homepage UI, signature background images, and animation effects. Multi screen linkage displays signature photos, creating dynamic visual effects and attracting audience attention. Strong system compatibility, supports Windows and Android systems, and can connect to various smart device terminals. Widely used in multiple scenarios such as exhibition halls, trade shows, corporate events, educational institutions, etc.
Touch all-in-one machine - a multifunctional device that integrates a touch screen, LCD screen, industrial PC unit, and housing. Touch operation can be achieved through a single power cord, and it has the characteristics of intuitive and convenient operation, high integration, and diverse functions. It supports multi touch (such as five finger drag, rotation and scaling), and does not require a dedicated pen. It can be operated with opaque objects such as fingers and teaching whips, realizing functions such as handwritten text, drawing, annotation, etc., with smooth and natural interaction. Widely used in various fields such as education, business, conferences, exhibitions, etc.
By using spatial audio, dynamic light and shadow, and interactive devices to create a multidimensional experience, the audience can transform from "bystanders" to "participants". Through the systematic integration of technology, content, and operation, multimedia display can achieve a qualitative change from an "information carrier" to a "cognitive interface", ultimately building a vibrant exhibition hall ecosystem.
