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How Does Naked-Eye 3D Technology Work? Have you ever been captivated by those naked-eye 3D large screens on bustling commercial streets? A spaceship slowly sails out of the screen, a panda leans out—these images seem to emerge beyond the screen, three-dimensional and stunning. In daily life, what we see on screens is all two-dimensional. So how do naked-eye 3D large screens make images "break out" of the screen? This counterintuitive visual experience is actually a visual deception.

In an era where almost everything can be "rolled," even screens have joined the trend—but this "rolling" is not about industry internal competition; it refers to a physical property. Known as "flexible displays," these screens break free from the conventional flat shape and become flexible enough to curl, bringing screens into public view in a softer form

Do you still remember the "screen saver" on Windows? When you don't operate the computer for a period of time, you'll see colorful lines changing continuously, 3D pipes extending endlessly, or wandering through a vast maze.

As one of the four major international fashion weeks, the 2026 Spring/Summer London Fashion Week launched a "Technology × Fashion" showcase centered on Micro LED transparent display technology.

In most spaces, the ground is a static existence. But have you ever imagined that the ground under your feet could "come alive"? Every step you take triggers a series of flowing light and shadow, creating scenes with each step. This is the reality that LED floor screens are unlocking. When screens are no longer just hung on walls but spread out underfoot, interacting and responding to your steps, a brand-new digital experience is quietly born.

It is estimated that the average person is exposed to hundreds or even thousands of advertisements every day. These ads come from a wide range of sources, from smartphone screens to street signs. A follow-up question arises: in an environment with highly fragmented attention, is the advertising screen still an effective carrier?