An immersive space is an area enclosed by video walls on five or six sides, creating a panoramic viewing environment. This kind of space can be built using five or six LED displays.  

Advantages of an Immersive Space:  
Without going to a real physical location, we can fully experience an environment that feels just like the real thing. Examples include space theaters, flight simulators, and virtual filming sets in entertainment venues. The visuals can be customized according to needs, providing users with a lifelike environment.  

Application Scenarios for Immersive Spaces:  
Entertainment is the largest application area, such as theme parks and space theaters. There are also many environmental simulation uses — for instance, in cultural tourism, visitors can feel real scenic views inside an immersive space, or it can serve as a realistic game training base.  

Summary:  
An immersive space is constructed from LED displays, with the audience surrounded by a full scene in the center of the space. Viewers can simultaneously enjoy the visual effects of 3D imagery and the auditory impact of surround sound, creating a truly immersive feeling. The curved screen structures are mostly built using arc‑shaped screens and flexible modules.