The naked-eye augmented reality (AR) screen is a transparent display that overlays virtual content onto real-world objects without the need for special eyewear. Built on cutting-edge transparent nano-display chip technology, it allows viewers to simultaneously see physical exhibits and superimposed digital information, such as animations, specifications, or interpretive narratives. This seamless blend of the real and the virtual transforms traditional displays into interactive, futuristic experiences.
This technology is ideal for museums, science centres, regulation museums, and exhibition halls, providing an enriched educational or promotional tool.

Product Advantages:
The display can reach an impressive single-unit size of up to 130 square feet, and it supports seamless splicing for even larger formats. It delivers ultra-high-definition, full-colour, and dynamic visuals with floating 3D effects that make the integration of real and virtual elements feel natural and engaging. The immersive presentation instantly draws attention and enhances visitor experience. The system also offers remote content updates and programmable power scheduling for operational efficiency.