LEDseiniä

LEDseiniä is a Finnish term that translates to "LED walls" or "LED screens." It refers to large-scale video displays constructed from multiple light-emitting diode (LED) modules. These displays are characterized by their ability to produce bright, vibrant images and are often used for advertising, public information dissemination, and entertainment purposes.

The technology behind LEDseiniä allows for modular construction, meaning the size and shape of the display can be customized to fit various architectural and spatial requirements. Individual LED modules contain a matrix of tiny LEDs that can emit light in different colors, enabling the creation of full-color images and videos. The resolution of an LEDseiniä is determined by the density and spacing of the LEDs, often measured in pixels per meter (PPM) or pixel pitch.

LEDseiniä are increasingly common in urban environments, mounted on buildings, in public squares, and along transportation routes. Their high brightness makes them visible even in direct sunlight, and their energy efficiency compared to older display technologies is another significant advantage. Applications range from displaying advertisements and event schedules to providing real-time traffic updates and creating immersive visual experiences in concert venues and sports stadiums. The development of high-resolution and flexible LED technologies continues to expand the possibilities for LEDseiniä installations.