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Indoor LED Floor Display / Groundplane Atlas

I Pro The Floor Becomes the Experience.

I Pro is not just another LED panel for a wall. It is a walkable digital surface designed for exhibitions, brand environments, museums, automotive launches and immersive interiors, where image, interaction, load, maintenance and leveling must work as one system.

DISPLAYINTERACTIONLEVELINGLOAD PATHSERVICE
13.0–13.5kg cabinet weight
140° / 140°horizontal / vertical viewing
Interactiveoptional touch and response workflow
Indoorground installation system
System Anatomy

Three physical conditions decide whether a digital floor performs well.

Buyers usually start from image quality, but floor projects are decided just as much by how the platform is serviced, leveled and protected once people are standing directly on the display surface.

I Pro cabinet and module structure for front maintenance
FRONT SERVICE / MODULE ACCESS
01

Front Maintenance

Modules are serviced from above, which is critical when the floor surface is installed in finished interiors or temporary event platforms without a rear-access void.

I Pro adjustable support feet for floor leveling
Z-AXIS ADJUSTMENT / LEVELING
02

Leveling Control

Adjustable supports help neighboring cabinets maintain one finished floor plane, which is essential for visual continuity and safe audience movement.

I Pro IP65 protected floor display construction
IP65 FRONT + REAR / PROTECTION
Interaction Theatre

The screen does not stop at display. It can also become the input surface.

Interactive I Pro configurations can turn movement or touch into content behavior. That means the project should be planned as a full response system, including control logic, audience zone, test workflow and final commissioning.

I Pro interactive floor responding to people
INTERACTION FIELD / RESPONSE SURFACE
INPUTMovement & Touch

Interactive tracking or touch events become triggers for the content engine.

OUTPUTMapped Content Behavior

The display reacts across the 500 mm floor grid according to the programmed scene logic.

COMMISSIONINGTest the Full Chain

Confirm sensor behavior, media server or content engine, controller settings and response timing before handover.

140° / 140°

View from around the installation, not from one front-facing axis.

Floor content is approached from multiple directions, so horizontal and vertical visibility remain important when people circulate around or across the LED surface.

I Pro floor display with wide viewing field
VIEW FIELD / MULTI-DIRECTIONAL AUDIENCE
Load + Film

Use the floor for spectacle, but engineer it like infrastructure.

I Pro can support visually ambitious projects such as automotive launches, but the display surface and the load path must be evaluated together. The supplied Japan project video also shows how the floor works inside a complete presentation environment.

I Pro LED floor used under a vehicle presentation
VEHICLE DISPLAY / LOAD REFERENCE
RATED AREA LOAD 2,000
kg/m²

Use this published figure as the starting point, then verify wheel loads, local point loads and support conditions for the actual project.

Wheel Load Review

Check actual tire contact conditions instead of relying only on area load.

Load Spreading

Define whether protective load-spreading measures are needed for the chosen display scenario.

Substrate Conditions

Confirm support flatness, restraint, perimeter details and finished-floor tolerances.

PROJECT VIDEO / JAPANAutomotive Presentation on I Pro
Use Zones

Six environments where I Pro becomes more than a conventional screen.

The same cabinet platform can support very different outcomes depending on whether the project is centered on audience interaction, vehicle display, circulation, showroom presentation or permanent experiential use.

01 / EXHIBITION

Trade Shows

Walkable event floors that extend the booth experience below the visitor.

02 / BRAND

Retail & Flagships

Interactive commercial surfaces for atriums, stores and destination-driven retail spaces.

03 / CULTURE

Museums

Interpretive installations where the audience path becomes part of the storytelling medium.

04 / AUTOMOTIVE

Vehicle Launches

Digital presentation floors for car reveals, subject to load path and support review.

05 / SHOW

Stage Floors

Performance environments where people move directly across the LED surface.

06 / IMMERSIVE

Experience Centers

Permanent walkable media floors integrated with control systems and service planning.

Floor Planning Grid

Every active dimension starts from one 500 × 500 mm cabinet.

I Pro should be planned in a modular floor coordinate system. Start from the cabinet grid, then resolve edge trim, access zones, wiring routes, spare strategy and actual operating conditions around the selected model.

500
×
500
WIDTH / 500 MM HEIGHT / 500 MM

One cabinet. Four modules. A repeatable floor logic.

This planning method helps procurement, structure, electrical planning and site installation work from the same dimensional language.

Module
250 × 250 mm
Cabinet
500 × 500 × 85 or 85.5 mm
Weight
13.0–13.5 kg depending on model
Maintenance
Front module service
Environment
Indoor ground installation
Core Specification Matrix

Interactive or Standard: compare the six purchasing parameters first.

To keep the page useful for B2B selection, the main comparison focuses on six core purchase parameters, while the complete model lineup remains visible inside the two-tab system.

Swipe horizontally to compare models.

Specification P2.6 Interactive P2.9 Interactive P3.9 Interactive P5.2 Interactive P6.2 Interactive
Pixel Pitch2.604 mm2.976 mm3.906 mm5.208 mm6.25 mm
Brightness600 nits2600 nits3000 / 1500 nits*3000 / 1500 nits*3000 / 1500 nits*
Refresh Rate3840 Hz3840 Hz3840 Hz3840 Hz3840 Hz
Cabinet Size (W × H × D)500 × 500 × 85.5 mm500 × 500 × 85.5 mm500 × 500 × 85 mm500 × 500 × 85 mm500 × 500 × 85 mm
Cabinet Weight13.2 kg13.2 kg13 kg13 kg13 kg
Power Consumption (Max. / Avg.)600 / 200 W/m²540 / 180 W/m²540 / 180 W/m²540 / 180 W/m²540 / 180 W/m²
IP65 front / rear Front service 140° / 140° viewing 500 × 500 cabinet system Indoor ground installation
Production Handoff

Freeze these four decisions before manufacturing starts.

The best I Pro projects are coordinated early. Active dimensions, floor geometry, load conditions, control logic and service planning should be confirmed together rather than passed through separate teams in isolation.

01

Floor Map

Cabinet coordinates, active area, trim edges, access routes and finished-floor levels.

02

Load Conditions

Pedestrian use, vehicle use, wheel loads, support flatness and substrate engineering.

03

Power + Control

Selected model, electrical distribution, controller topology, content resolution and camera conditions.

04

Service + Spares

Front maintenance route, spare modules, replacement workflow and on-site verification plan.

Buyer FAQ

I Pro LED Floor Questions Buyers Ask First

Six practical questions covering pitch selection, vehicle load, Interactive versus Standard models, camera use, maintenance and production planning.

01Which I Pro pixel pitch should I choose?

Use the expected minimum viewing distance as the starting point: P1.9 for about 1.9 m, P2.6 for 2.6 m, P2.9 for 2.9 m, P3.9 for 3.9 m, P5.2 for 5.2 m and P6.2 for 6.2 m. Final selection should also consider screen dimensions, content detail, camera use and budget.

02Can I Pro support vehicle display projects?

Yes, but engineering review is still required. I Pro is rated for 2,000 kg/m² loading capacity. Vehicle projects should still confirm wheel loads, load spreading, support conditions and finished-floor tolerances.

03What is the difference between Interactive and Standard I Pro models?

Interactive models support human-computer interaction and multi-touch workflows. Standard models are intended for display-only operation and include additional pixel-pitch and refresh-rate options.

04Is I Pro suitable for camera-facing environments?

Yes, with the correct model and system setup. Standard P2.6–P6.2 options list 7,680 Hz refresh, while interactive options list 3,840 Hz. Final camera results also depend on scan mode, shutter settings, brightness, processor settings and commissioning.

05How is I Pro maintained after installation?

I Pro supports front maintenance. Modules are removed from the display surface, which is especially useful when under-floor rear service access is limited or unavailable.

06What planning information should be frozen before production?

Confirm active dimensions, cabinet map, perimeter trim, floor leveling, power distribution, controller architecture, load conditions, interaction requirements and spare strategy before production.

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