Quantum Series · Interactive LED Floor

The floor is part of the shot.

Q: Which pixel pitch should I choose for an XR stage?

Pitch follows camera distance. Tighter pitches of 1.25 to 1.95 mm suit close camera work where the floor fills frame, and pair with the COB pressed mask for low reflectivity. Wider pitches from 2.97 mm up are brighter and more economical per square metre, suiting live events and audience-facing floors where the camera sits further back.

An interactive LED video floor built for XR stages, broadcast studios and live events — real-time step response, up to 2.0 t/m² load bearing, and magnetic front-access service that keeps the show running.

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1.25–6.25

mm pixel pitch

2.0

t/m² load bearing

3,840

Hz refresh rate

bit greyscale

500

mm cabinet

models

Real-time interaction

Every step lands on camera.

An intelligent interaction system reads movement across the surface and returns visual feedback as it happens. Choreography, crowd movement and product reveals become part of the content rather than something staged on top of it.

Responsive to movementVisual feedback tracks performers and audiences in real time.

14-bit greyscale, up to 3,840 HzClean gradients and flicker-free capture on high-frame-rate cameras.

360° viewingHolds up from every seat in the room, not just front of house.

Dancer performing a handstand on an interactive LED video floor, with concentric light ripples radiating from the point of contact in real time.

Load bearing

Rated for what you actually put on it.

High-pressure die-cast cabinets with compression-resistant frames carry up to 2.0 t/m², depending on model. That covers full choreography, scenic elements, camera dollies and vehicle reveals without derating the surface or building a separate deck underneath.

1.0 t/m² on P1.25–P2.6 · 1.5–2.0 t/m² on P2.9–P6.2Choose the pitch for the camera distance, then confirm the rating for the load.

Edge and corner protectionGuards the perimeter pixels where damage usually starts.

Fast safety locksCabinets pull square and lock without tools.

Install and service

In faster. Fixed faster.

Two decisions drive the labour cost of a floor: how long it takes to get level, and whether a dead module means lifting the deck. Quantum addresses both.

Modular 500 mm LED floor cabinets raised on adjustable leveling feet in a darkened studio, showing the rapid-deployment support structure.

Adjustable feet, 12–72 mm

Height-adjustable feet sit under each cabinet, so an uneven venue floor gets levelled at the foot rather than shimmed by hand. Rail installation is available where a fixed subframe suits the room better.

Magnetic front access

Modules lift out from the front with no rear clearance and no need to break the surrounding grid — the same mechanism whether the panels are laid flat or hung vertically. A module swap happens between cues instead of between shows.

Surface options

Pick the mask for the room.

The mask sets how the floor reads on camera, how much grip it has underfoot, and how much abuse it survives. Three options, specified per order.

COB pressed

Lowest reflectivity

Low-reflection, high-contrast surface with a fine seamless finish. The default choice for XR volumes and virtual production, where the camera sees the floor as often as the audience does.

Best value under pressure

High pressure resistance and an anti-slip finish with no visible support points, at a lower cost per square metre. Suited to touring, retail and high-traffic activations.

Tempered glass

Toughest surface

Strong load capacity, water-resistant and anti-slip, corrosion-resistant and deformation-proof. The option for semi-outdoor installs and anything exposed to weather or spillage.

LED panel with a tempered glass mask surrounded by splashing water, illustrating the water-resistant, anti-slip surface option.

Immersive LED volume combining a circular ceiling screen, curved wall panels and a round LED floor displaying a starfield.

Configurations

One platform, the whole volume.

250 mm modules on 500 mm cabinets scale from a small performance floor to a full enclosure. The same inventory hangs, curves and stacks — so a floor bought for one production becomes a ceiling or a wall on the next.

Floor, wall, ceilingExtend a single content pipeline across every surface in the volume.

Curved and stackedBuild enclosed volumes and cylindrical stages from stock cabinets.

Flight-casedPacked for the road, ready for repeat load-ins.

Seven models

Compare the range.

All seven models share the same 250 mm module and 500 mm cabinet platform. Pitch drives camera distance and price; brightness and load rating vary across the range.

Quantum Series — interactive LED video floor, key specifications by model
Parameter	P1.25	P1.5	P1.9	P2.6	P2.9	P3.9	P6.2
Pixel pitch	1.25 mm	1.5 mm	1.95 mm	2.604 mm	2.97 mm	3.91 mm	6.25 mm
Pixel density (dot/m²)	640,000	409,600	262,144	147,456	112,896	65,536	25,600
LED sealing type	SMD1010	SMD1010	SMD1212	SMD1515	SMD1415	SMD1921	SMD1921/2727
Brightness (cd/m²)	600	600	600	700–1,000	2,300	2,500	2,300
Refresh rate (Hz)	3,840	1,920–3,840	1,920–3,840	1,920–3,840	1,920–3,840	1,920–3,840	1,920–3,840
Scan ratio	1/40	1/32	1/32	1/24	1/21	1/16	1/10
Viewing angle (H/V)	160° / 160°	120° / 120°	120° / 120°	120° / 120°	120° / 120°	120° / 120°	120° / 120°
Module resolution (px)	200 × 200	160 × 160	128 × 128	96 × 96	84 × 84	64 × 64	40 × 40
Cabinet resolution (px)	400 × 400	320 × 320	256 × 256	192 × 192	168 × 168	128 × 128	80 × 80
Load bearing	1.0 t/m²	1.0 t/m²	1.0 t/m²	1.0 t/m²	1.5–2.0 t/m²	1.5–2.0 t/m²	1.5–2.0 t/m²
Cabinet size (mm)	500 × 500 × 83	500 × 500 × 82	500 × 500 × 82	500 × 500 × 82	500 × 500 × 82	500 × 500 × 82	500 × 500 × 82
Cabinet weight (kg)	11	11	11	11	11 / 15	11 / 15	11 / 15
Avg power (W/m²)	300	270	270	270	270	270	270
Max power (W/m²)	800	800	800	800	800	800	800
Ingress protection	IP45 / IP54	IP31	IP31	IP31	IP65 / IP54	IP65 / IP54	IP65 / IP54
Greyscale	14 bit — all models
Module size	250 × 250 mm — all models
Cabinet material	Aluminium profiles / iron profiles
Operating power	AC 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Control mode	Synchronous — control PC via DVI
Supported inputs	Composite · S-Video · Component · VGA · DVI · HDMI · HD-SDI
Operating temperature	0 to +40 °C working · −20 to +60 °C storage
Operating humidity	35–85% working · 10–90% storage
Installation	Rail installation / adjustable-foot installation
Maintenance	Magnetic front-access modules
Operating life	≥ 100,000 hours
Packaging	Flight case
Certifications	CE · CCC · FCC

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Where it goes

Built for rooms that work hard.

XR & virtual production

Low-reflectivity COB masks and high refresh rates give camera-ready floors inside LED volumes.

Broadcast studios

Flicker-free capture at high frame rates, with front service that fits a live schedule.

Stage & live performance

Interactive surfaces that respond to choreography, with load ratings for full casts and scenery.

Touring & rental

Flight-cased cabinets, tool-free locks and adjustable feet for fast load-in on unfamiliar floors.

Retail & brand activations

Anti-slip surfaces that survive foot traffic while drawing people into the space.

Exhibitions & attractions

Curved and stacked configurations for permanent immersive installs and visitor experiences.

Before you specify

Questions we get asked first.

How much weight can the floor take?

Load bearing depends on the model. P1.25 through P2.6 are rated at 1.0 t/m². P2.9, P3.9 and P6.2 are rated at 1.5–2.0 t/m². The cabinets use high-pressure die-cast, compression-resistant frames. Confirm the exact rating for your configuration on your quoted spec pack before you commit to a vehicle or heavy scenic load.

Which pixel pitch should I choose for an XR stage?

Pitch follows camera distance. Tighter pitches — 1.25 to 1.95 mm — suit close camera work where the floor fills frame, and pair with the COB pressed mask for low reflectivity. Wider pitches from 2.97 mm up are brighter and more economical per square metre, which suits live events and audience-facing floors where the camera sits further back.

Can a module be replaced without lifting the floor?

Yes. Modules are magnetically front-accessible, so a failed module is pulled and swapped from the surface with no rear clearance required and no need to dismantle surrounding cabinets. The same mechanism works when the panels are installed vertically as a wall.

What is the difference between the COB, PC and tempered glass masks?

COB pressed gives the lowest reflectivity and highest contrast, which is why it is the usual choice for XR and virtual production. PC is pressure-resistant, anti-slip and more cost-effective, with a clean surface free of visible support points. Tempered glass is the toughest — water-resistant, anti-slip, corrosion-resistant and deformation-proof — and is the option for semi-outdoor use.

Can the same panels be used on walls and ceilings?

Yes. The 250 mm module and 500 mm cabinet platform supports hanging, curved and stacked installations as well as floor use, so one inventory can form the floor, walls and ceiling of an enclosed volume.

How is the floor levelled on an uneven venue surface?

Height-adjustable feet fit under each cabinet and adjust across a 12–72 mm range, so the deck is levelled at the foot rather than shimmed. Rail installation is also available where a fixed subframe is a better fit for the room.

What power and signal does it need?

The system runs on AC 110–240 V at 50/60 Hz. Average power draw is 270 W/m² across most models and 300 W/m² on P1.25, with a maximum of 800 W/m². Control is synchronous from a control PC over DVI, with support for Composite, S-Video, Component, VGA, DVI, HDMI and HD-SDI sources.

Next step

Tell us the room. We'll spec the floor.

Send the dimensions, the camera distance and what has to stand on it. You get a configuration, a spec pack and a price.

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Specifications are for reference and actual values may vary by configuration. Brightness, load bearing, ingress rating, cabinet and mask options vary by order — confirm final figures on your quoted spec pack.