A technological milestone surrounds the center of a modern planetarium that transforms the act of watching and investigating the universe — a 22-meter diameter dome LED display made up of flexible LED modules. A hemisphere LED display, it transforms immersive storytelling by combining high visual accuracy and breathtaking scale, captivating individuals of all ages.

In contrast to traditional dome projection systems, this technology of LEDs utilizes advanced flexible modules that accurately chart the hemisphere with crease- and distortion-free images. The outcome is a smooth sky canvas enveloping the audience on all sides in whole, creating an inspiring sense of depth and reality. Whether it simulates motion on a distant galaxy or recreates the smooth motion of celestial bodies, the screen displays scenes of unequalled clarity, high contrast, and high color saturation.

As one walks into the planetarium, one is immediately immersed in a rich universe of pictures where the worlds of the physical and virtual have merged into one. The dome LED screen is more defined than the picture presented here — it presents a sensorial and emotive experience. The audience feels that they are hovering among stars, strolling upon distant planets, or plummeting into the heart of a nebula. This immersion is created by the versatility and creativity of the LED modules to create a curvature that replicates the natural dome of the sky.

From scientific education to artistic spectacle and computer modeling, the dome LED screen translates content into an end-to-end immersion. It is capable of supporting different types of media and real-time rendering, ideal for scientific visualization and art of storytelling.

With this 22-meter dome LED screen solution, the planetarium is not just an academy of knowledge, but a gateway to the universe. It encourages us to see, feel, and touch the universe in ways that were heretofore impossible, setting the bar for immersive spaces higher. Not just does this technological advancement set the bar aesthetically, but it even places us closer to the wonders of space.