The number of outdoor LED screens has increased, and they have become an integral part of the urban landscape. Times Square in New York City, known as the "Crossroads of the World," is characterized by its outdoor LED screens. Domestically, outdoor LED screens are also displaying content in diverse forms, gradually integrating into the urban landscape. Outdoor LED displays are widely used in sporting events. For example, they can be used as large screens in stadiums to broadcast live game footage, replay highlights, and display statistics. They can also be used to display brand advertisements and promotional information. Furthermore, they can be used for game timing, displaying information such as game time and remaining time. Sometimes, during breaks in the game, they are also used to play interactive games or conduct voting activities.
Outdoor displays also play an important role in large-scale cultural events and festival celebrations. For example, in the 2026 Spring Festival landscape decorations, nearly 60,000 screens of various types, including outdoor electronic screens and city televisions, were used to display Spring Festival images, forming a continuous festive street scene.
