Pixlite

Pixlite is a brand of lighting and visualization technology designed to provide pixel-level control of LED arrays for entertainment, architectural, and display installations. The system integrates hardware controllers with software tools to map, drive, and orchestrate color and brightness at the level of individual pixels or small groups.

Hardware components typically include LED driver outputs, power distribution, and network interfaces for standard control protocols such as DMX, Art-Net, and sACN. The accompanying software offers pixel mapping, color calibration, effect libraries, and sequencing capabilities, supporting live control as well as automated, time-based playback.

Pixlite emphasizes interoperability and flexible data handling. It supports per-pixel color management, gamma correction, and white-point adjustment, and can ingest content from video feeds or media players. Many implementations rely on a modular architecture that allows users to mix different LED types and form factors.

Common applications include stage and concert productions, architectural lighting on façades, immersive art installations, museums, and digital signage. The technology is often used where precise, synchronized color changes across large arrays are required.

The Pixlite ecosystem centers on a line of controllers paired with configuration and control software, with ongoing updates and community resources to support integrations with other media and lighting systems.