Across the exhibition, AOTO demonstrated how LED display technologies are evolving beyond standalone screens into integrated visual systems that combine hardware, AI tools, and operational platforms for real-world applications.

Our presence at ISLE was also recognized by the industry with four major awards, highlighting its growing influence in virtual production and intelligent visual communication.

Award-Winning Innovation

One of the most talked-about demonstrations at the booth was MetaBox Studio — an ultra-compact virtual production system that makes professional livestreaming simple.

The concept is intentionally simple: one operator, one system, and one LED background can deliver a professional virtual broadcast.

Powered by the Vormir AI asset library and the Coruscant rendering server, users can describe a scene to the AI assistant—from a cyberpunk street market to a seaside café—and the system generates a complete virtual environment. Within about 15 minutes, the studio can move from setup to live streaming.

By dramatically lowering the technical barriers to XR production, MetaBox Studio makes virtual production accessible to e-commerce teams, brand marketers, creators, and smaller studios.

The system received ISLE’s Innovation Gold Award — the exhibition’s highest innovation honor and the only project at the show to receive this distinction.

AOTO was further recognized with:

• Display Gold Award for the ADS ultra-thin dual-sided advertising display series, expanding possibilities for commercial signage.

• Application Engineering Award for the 3,000㎡ Chongqing Virtual Production Studio, the largest VP studio in Western China.

• Influential Enterprise Award, recognizing AOTO’s growing impact in XR and virtual production across the AV industry.

Immersive Retail: The Future Store Concept

Beyond content production, AOTO demonstrated how LED technology can transform physical retail environments through its Future Store immersive concept.

By wrapping entire interiors with LED displays, the system creates a fully branded spatial experience where customers enter an environment rather than simply view a product.

The concept is designed for cafés, lifestyle stores, flagship retail spaces, and pop-up activations. It has already been implemented internationally, including Future Store on London’s Oxford Street, as well as projects at Outernet London and Meta Lab, the global smart-glasses pop-up created for the Meta × Ray-Ban collaboration.

Film-Grade LED Technologies

In the virtual production zone, AOTO showcased several technologies developed specifically for film and broadcast environments.

RGBW Technology — SW(RGBW) Series introduces a dedicated white sub-pixel alongside traditional RGB LEDs, allowing brightness and color to be controlled independently. The result is more natural skin tones and improved highlight detail on camera. The technology is currently used at the virtual production studio of Norwich University of the Arts in the UK.

Wide Viewing Angle Technology (RM1.9 Series) ensures consistent brightness and color even when viewed from extreme angles—an important capability for virtual production stages where cameras move constantly. This technology has been deployed in Toei’s virtual production studio in Japan.

These systems are powered by AOTO’s X4 controller, enabling precise synchronization and stable real-time rendering for complex production environments.

Commercial Display Innovation

In the commercial display segment, AOTO presented the ADS ultra-thin dual-sided advertising display series alongside the TxV2 Series transparent LED display.

With a thickness of just 38 mm, ADS supports independent content playback on both sides while improving space efficiency and reducing energy consumption.

The TxV2 Series transparent displays provide a balance between visual impact and architectural openness, making them suitable for storefront windows, shopping centers, and retail environments.

AI + Visual in Practice

From AI-powered livestreaming systems to immersive retail spaces and virtual production technologies, AOTO’s presence at ISLE 2026 demonstrated how AI + Visual systems are being applied across media, retail, and commercial environments.

By combining display hardware with AI tools and system platforms, these solutions extend the role of visual technology from simple display surfaces to intelligent communication systems.

Together with partners across the global media, retail, and entertainment ecosystem, AOTO continues advancing the possibilities of AI-driven visual experiences.

Our focus was clear: building visual tools that are not only scalable and reliable, but also context-aware and deployment-ready. Across the booth, we connected AI and display technology to the real-world workflows that creators, brands, and operators use every day.

ADS Series: Award-Winning Ultra-Thin Double-Sided Display

A major highlight of our ISE 2026 presentation was the ADS Series, which earned a Best of Show Award in the Digital Signage category from Digital Signage Magazine.

Engineered for space-constrained environments, the ADS Series features a fully integrated, double-sided design with a cabinet thickness of just 38 mm and a weight of only 6 kg. Supporting independent content playback on both sides, the system simplifies installation while maximizing visibility. Compared to traditional dual-screen solutions, the ADS Series achieves over 56% energy savings, making it ideal for airports, transit hubs, shopping malls, and other high-traffic public areas.

MetaBox Studio: Live-Stream Ready in 15 Minutes

Tired of virtual production taking days to set up? At ISE 2026, we introduced MetaBox Studio — purpose-built for the fast-paced needs of e-commerce livestreams, educational broadcasts, product launches, and mobile-first content creation.

Think of it as a studio-in-a-box. Just describe your scene in plain language — the Vormir AI asset library and Coruscant rendering engine handle the rest. Go from concept to live in 15 minutes flat.

AI takes care of the complexity, so you can focus on your message. This is where our “AI + Visual” strategy comes to life — not just in what you see, but in the stories you can now tell, instantly.

Future Store Immersive Space: The Store That Thinks

We built a Future Store immersive space on the show floor — a live example of how displays can become intelligent interfaces that respond in real time.
When someone pauses before a product, the screen adapts — revealing deeper details or suggesting curated styles. This system is already in use at a leading retail destination on London’s Oxford Street, where a single space can transform its entire look for a new brand in under an hour.
It’s the same thinking that powered the world’s first Ray-Ban® smart glasses pop-up for Meta Lab. For us, technology serves one purpose: to deepen the experience, so the experience can tell a better story.

Scenario-Based Solutions Across Key Verticals

In addition to our new launches, we showcased a lineup of field-proven, scenario-based solutions across multiple application sectors:

Advertising & Creative Displays: Our CV Series indoor displays were configured into custom creative shapes for immersive advertising, while the AU Series outdoor double-sided units demonstrated applications for bus shelters and urban media networks.

Rental & Stage Applications: The RMxE Series formed a curved main-stage display, highlighting quick setup, flexibility, and strong visual performance for live events and touring productions.

Sports & Stadium Displays: The SP Series was designed for long-term stadium usage, emphasizing clarity, durability, and reliability under demanding conditions.

Beyond product showcases, we hosted a Chinese New Year Happy Hour at our booth — creating a welcoming space for visitors to connect, share ideas, and experience our technologies in a relaxed setting.

From personal virtual studios to award-winning signage and large-scale systems, our presence at ISE 2026 reflected not only what we build, but how we think — about real-world impact, sustainable partnerships, and the evolving role of AI in visual communication.

We welcomed over 30 partners and content professionals from across the region—many experiencing our tools firsthand. More than just a demo, it was a chance to explore how virtual production can transform everyday creative workflows.

Our technical team shared insights into system architecture, AI features, and region-specific deployment strategies—highlighting the growing demand for smarter, faster, and more scalable tools across MENA.

MetaBox 4KK: Scalable XR for Professional Content Production

MetaBox 4KK is AOTO’s flagship virtual production platform, designed to meet the needs of high-volume studios and media teams. The system integrates immersive LED displays (floor and Walls), the Coruscant real-time rendering engine, the Vormir AI suite, and advanced audio-visual pipelines—delivering a unified end-to-end workflow from scene generation to live directing.

By leveraging generative AI features like text-to-image visualization, auto asset matching, AI lighting control, and virtual camera movement, MetaBox 4KK drastically cuts down production time while elevating visual quality.

Already deployed in use cases such as short dramas, branded storytelling, e-commerce video, and virtual launches, MetaBox 4KK has shown particular impact in the fast-moving short-form content space. The system enables a standardized workflow—from script analysis to asset generation to final shoot—allowing teams to deliver full short series in just 10 days.

Its alignment with regional content trends—multi-genre demand, fast cycles, and cinematic quality—makes it a strategic tool for platforms and studios expanding in the MENA market.

MetaBox Studio: Professional Virtual Production, Now Creator-Friendly

MetaBox Studio brings XR production into smaller spaces without compromising on quality. With built-in support for the Coruscant rendering engine, Vormir AI, and plug-and-play hardware, users can set up a complete virtual studio in under 15 minutes—no LED wall required.

Scene switching, AR elements, and dynamic camera paths are easily managed through an intuitive interface. For independent creators and small teams, MetaBox Studio offers more than just a toolset—it’s a way to tell big stories from small spaces. Whether it’s a livestream, tourism promo, virtual class, or expert demo, the system turns living rooms or office corners into fully functional production environments.

By lowering cost and complexity, MetaBox Studio helps a new generation of creators bring their ideas to life—quickly, professionally, and without friction.

Middle East as a Strategic Node in AOTO’s Global XR Vision

The Dubai Open Day marks a pivotal step in AOTO’s global XR roadmap. By establishing local operations and technical presence, the company is deepening its commitment to the region’s evolving content ecosystem.

With a focus on applications in short video, e-commerce, tourism, and livestreaming, AOTO is building tailored solutions for the MENA market—backed by local support infrastructure and ecosystem partnerships. From Dubai outward, the company is fostering a production model where local creativity meets global scalability.

As content becomes faster, more distributed, and increasingly creator-driven, AOTO sees MetaBox not just as a system—but as a bridge between imagination and execution.

From February 3–6, at Fira de Barcelona | Gran Via (Hall 3, Booth 3E700), AOTO will present its latest display technologies and integrated visual solutions across professional scenarios including film, retail, rental, and advertising.

ISE has long been where AOTO sets the tone for the year ahead. In 2026, the focus shifts from individual products to how visual systems actually work—on set, on stage, and in commercial environments. Alongside a broader portfolio of updates, two new solutions will make their global debut, offering a first look at what’s next in AOTO’s application-driven roadmap.

The booth is organized into distinct solution zones, each reflecting a different way visual technology is used in practice. An independent MetaBox Studio area explores a more accessible, creator-focused approach to XR production, while a separately built retail environment demonstrates how displays support storytelling and engagement in real commercial settings.

Elsewhere across the space, visitors will find rental and staging systems built for fast-moving live events, as well as advertising and digital signage solutions designed for high-impact indoor environments. Rather than isolated demos, each area is meant to feel familiar—mirroring how these systems are used day to day.

The layout invites people to move naturally from one scenario to the next, highlighting how AOTO’s technologies connect across workflows—from compact creation tools to large-format LED displays—without overcomplication.

At ISE2026, AOTO isn’t just showing what’s new. It’s sharing how visual technology fits into real work, real spaces, and real creative processes.

ISE2026
Fira de Barcelona | Gran Via
February 3–6, 2026
Hall 3 – Booth 3E700

Register now at:www.iseurope.org/welcome/registration

A key moment at the show was the global debut of the RMxA Series, AOTO’s newest fine-pitch rental platform for premium indoor use.

RMxA Series — Purpose-Built for Today’s Rental Workflow

The RMxA Series drew steady attention from rental professionals interested in fine-pitch options built for frequent transport and handling. With a reinforced multi-layer protection design, RMxA aims to reduce accidental damage during setup and teardown while maintaining stable visual performance.

The product also supports a variety of installation styles — flat walls, suspended builds, angled structures — several of which were demonstrated live at the booth. Visitors noted the system’s practical focus on the everyday challenges faced in the field.

AOTO’s Rental Portfolio on Display

Beyond RMxA, AOTO presented a broad set of solutions tailored to different production needs:

• RL Series: Lightweight, quick to assemble, and well-suited for touring and corporate events.
• SW Series: Outdoor-ready with enhanced wind-load performance and curved configuration support.
• RMxB & RMxC Series: Built for creative shapes and immersive scenic applications.
• SP Series: Designed for sports environments with impact-resistant construction and consistent visibility.
• X4 LED Video Control System: A reliable control solution for multi-screen layouts and live playback.

The booth emphasized how these systems work together across real production scenarios rather than as isolated products.

Meaningful Conversations Throughout the Show

Throughout the first two days of LDI, the AOTO team connected with a variety of rental companies, integrators, and designers. Discussions centered around practical needs: equipment protection on the road, structural compatibility, efficient builds, and creative flexibility. Many attendees appreciated seeing a booth focused on workflow realities rather than purely technical specifications.

AOTO’s presence at LDI 2025 reflects its continued investment in rental-oriented engineering and service. The company will further develop solutions focused on durability, modular design, system interoperability, and scenario-driven applications — areas increasingly important to the future of live event technology.

At InfoComm Asia 2025 — Southeast Asia’s flagship event for professional AV and integrated experience solutions — AOTO captivated audiences with three innovative solutions across Virtual Production (XR), Digital Signage, and Sports Display.

MetaBox 4KK XR: Scalable Virtual Production for the Enterprise Era

Developed by GARGANTUA, AOTO’s wholly owned subsidiary, the MetaBox 4KK XR solution was a standout attraction in the XR zone. Designed to merge high-end filmmaking with scalable virtual livestreaming, MetaBox 4KK is the world’s first XR system tailored specifically for enterprise-grade content creation and brand storytelling.

Its immersive dual-sided setup features:

• U Series panels forming the vertical wall

• IF Series panels creating a seamless floor

This system supports ultra-clear 4K+ real-time rendering, allowing creators to transition fluidly between branded livestreams, cultural showcases, and interactive product demonstrations. At its core are two proprietary technologies:

Coruscant Rendering Server – AOTO’s in-house, high-bandwidth, high-frame-rate processing engine

Vormir Asset Generation Tool – A flexible, user-friendly content platform for real-time virtual scene creation

MetaBox 4KK already powers campaigns for global brands such as Haier, PepsiCo, Starbucks, and Douyin (TikTok China). As the exclusive XR technology partner to ByteDance’s Volcano Engine, GARGANTUA is pioneering scalable, standardized XR content production across the APAC region.

Digital Signage: Smart, Immersive, Scalable

In commercial applications, AOTO introduced two flagship LED product lines — the ASM Series and MIP Series — designed for dynamic public spaces and premium branded environments.

• ASM Series is tailored for immersive environments such as exhibition centers, showrooms, lobbies, and commercial atriums. Its modular design and ultra-fine image quality make it ideal for architectural storytelling and experiential spaces.

• MIP Series is built for smart retail, luxury storefronts, conference centers, and international airports, powered by AOTO’s self-developed MIP technology.It features excellent black consistency, moiré suppression, and delivers a visually stunning experience.

Sports Display: Proven Reliability for World-Class Events

With a legacy that includes three FIFA World Cups, three UEFA European Championships, and multiple Olympic Games, AOTO continues to set industry standards in sports display technology.

At InfoComm Asia, AOTO showcased its SP Series perimeter LED system, which was used in 56 matches during the 2024–2025 Shopee Cup and Mitsubishi Electric Cup — two premier ASEAN football tournaments. The system achieved 100% uptime and 99% customer satisfaction throughout the season.

Key Features:

• 18,000Hz refresh rate for broadcast-grade visuals

• Soft mask and impact-resistant design to ensure athlete safety

• Modular, quick-installation structure for operational efficiency

• Full compliance with FIFA and UEFA display standards

These capabilities make the SP Series the go-to choice for high-profile, multinational sports events.

Empowering the Future of Intelligent Visual Systems

From virtual production to live broadcast, from public installations to elite sports venues, AOTO continues to lead with a strategic approach focused on:

• Hardware-software integration

• Independent R&D

• A robust global service network

At InfoComm Asia 2025, AOTO didn’t just unveil new products — it shared a bold vision:
To redefine immersive experiences through precision, creativity, and trust.

Over 150 professionals from the film, broadcasting, and technology sectors (including representatives from China Film Group, iQIYI, Aputure, G-Ka, and Beijing Film Academy) gathered to explore how emerging tools are reshaping the way stories are told.

In his opening address, Wu Hanqu, Founder of AOTO, highlighted the rapid global adoption of LED-based virtual production:

“In the past year alone, nearly 100 VP/XR Studio have been built worldwide, and over 200 major films have adopted virtual workflows. We’re entering an era where physical and digital worlds merge to co-create stories. At AOTO, we aim to lead this evolution through continuous innovation and collaboration.”

Wu Hanqu, AOTO Founder, opening remarks at CITS 2025.

Global Perspective: Noah Kadner on Real-Time Production

A major highlight of CITS 2025 was the keynote speech by Noah Kadner, Editor at American Cinematographer and author of The Virtual Production Field Guide. Known for his deep insights into LED volume workflows and Unreal Engine pipelines, Kadner offered a global perspective on how real-time tools are transforming every stage of production.

Kadner explained: “Virtual production isn’t merely a technological upgrade; it represents a fundamental shift in mindset. Filmmakers are moving key decisions earlier into previsualization. Real-time lighting, environment builds, and performance capture are enabling more flexible, collaborative, and visually cohesive productions.”

He also discussed how virtual production is becoming more accessible across budget levels—from indie shorts to blockbuster features—and emphasized the need for standardized workflows to support broader adoption. His case studies included LED stage use in episodic content, hybrid location/volume shoots, and the growing influence of AI in generating and iterating visual assets.

“The future of virtual production is all about accessibility and modularity,” Kadner concluded. “What used to take weeks can now happen in real time, on-camera, with the entire creative team engaged in the process.”

Noah Kadner, Virtual Production Editor at American Cinematographer, speaking at CITS 2025.

Industry Voices: AI, XR, and LED Innovation

A diverse group of experts shared insights on how emerging technologies are redefining content creation:

• Wu Wei, Vice Chairman & VP at AOTO, presented XR use cases in livestream commerce, education, and training—emphasizing the adaptability of AOTO’s LED systems.
• Ma Ping, Vice President of the China Society of Cinematographers (CNSC), showcased AI-driven content generation and the shift toward algorithm-assisted creative workflows.
• Bian Wei, Executive Director of China Film Technology and General Manager of CINITY, shared that CINITY LED theaters accounted for 26.79% of this year’s Spring Festival box office and are expanding into esports and live events.
• Zhao Jianjun, Professor at Beijing Film Academy, addressed challenges in LED-based production such as moiré effects, color accuracy, and camera synchronization. He emphasized the value of academic-industry collaboration.

Wu Wei, Vice Chairman & VP at AOTO, presenting on XR applications at CITS 202

Bian Wei, Executive Director, China Film Technology; GM, CINITY — on CINITY’s box office success

Closing Roundtable: Standards, Skills, and Scalability

A closing roundtable moderated by Ma Ping addressed key challenges including standardization, talent development, and the integration of creative and technical workflows.

Panelists included leaders from AOTO, G-Ka Robotics, iQIYI, the Royal Canadian Film School, and Aputure. The group emphasized building a new generation of professionals skilled in both storytelling and real-time production technologies.

From left to right: Ma Ping (Vice President, CNSC), Zhu Liang (VP, iQIYI), Wang Gang (Technical Director of Virtual Production, Royal Canadian Film School), Li He (Founder, G-Ka Robotics), Ni Junxiong (CTO, Aputure), and Wu Wei (Vice Chairman & VP, AOTO).

About CITS 2025

The Cinematech Innovation & Trends Summit (CITS 2025) is a flagship event under BIRTV2025, co-hosted by CBIC and AOTO Electronics. The summit explores innovations in virtual production, AI-driven workflows, XR applications, and LED technology—connecting global creators and technologists shaping the future of media.

How do we create virtual worlds that feel cinematic, immersive, and creatively free, not just simulated?

This was the question driving Immersive Dark Night Vol.5, a collaborative salon co-hosted by the Tokyo International Professional University of Technology (IPUT), creative tech studio NEUU, and AOTO Electronics Japan. Held at AOTO’s Tokyo showroom on June 25, the event brought together researchers, technologists, and creators to explore the technical frontiers—and perceptual boundaries—of real-time imaging in virtual production.

Real-World Problems, Studio-Ready Solutions

Today’s virtual production demands more than just visual fidelity—it demands intuitive tools that support cinematic storytelling under real-world constraints: reflections, scanlines, lens parallax, and the challenge of maintaining realism under motion and light.

In its keynote session, AOTO presented a new generation of LED technologies purpose-built for immersive set environments:

• Static Drive Panels delivering flicker-free imaging at up to 7680Hz, even in fast camera motion.

• RGBC and RGBW color systems achieving 94% BT.2020 coverage, ensuring film-grade skin tones and natural daylight replication.

• Low-reflection, high-absorption surfaces to minimize bounce and preserve contrast on set.

• 360° visual uniformity supporting top-down and curved LED rigging without brightness loss.

• ST 2110 IP-based integration, enabling uncompressed 8K@60Hz transmission across distributed production environments.

These solutions reflect what real creators need: flexibility, fidelity, and consistency, without compromise.

“It’s not about building another LED wall,” said Xin Jin, GM of AOTO Japan.
“It’s about building the visual backbone that creators can trust—on set, in real time.”

Ideas from the Edge of Production

Throughout the evening, a range of speakers offered perspectives from across the virtual production ecosystem:

• Kenji Bobe (IPUT) presented emerging frameworks for immersive real-time imaging education.

• Masahiro Shirasuna (Notch) showcased interactive visuals that respond live to performer movement and lighting.

• Yasunori Tsukihara (Smode Japan) revealed new approaches to live compositing and real-time virtual sets.

A closing panel challenged the audience to rethink realism, not as a technical destination, but as an emotional one. What does it mean to believe in a virtual scene?

More Than a Showcase—A Proven Framework

While Immersive Dark Night focused on deep technical exchange, the technologies discussed are far from experimental.

AOTO’s virtual production solutions have already been deployed across more than 100 studios globally, powering advanced LED stages and XR pipelines at Toei, Apple, Amazon, Meta, NVIDIA, and Tencent, supporting everything from feature films and branded content to live virtual experiences.

Beyond technical achievement, AOTO continues to embed its values into practice through the AOTO Love Foundation, supporting public education, youth development, and emergency response efforts in underserved communities. The company’s commitment to social impact reflects a broader belief: that technology should not only advance industries but also uplift the people behind them.

A Shared Vision, A Collaborative Future

The event wasn’t a launch. It was a dialogue—a reminder that virtual production isn’t just about specs and screens. It’s about building a shared language between creatives and technologists, researchers and producers, imagination and engineering.

Acknowledgements
Hosts
• Tokyo International Professional University of Technology (IPUT)
• NEUU

Featured Speakers
• Tetsushi Watanabe, IPUT
• Mr. Watanabe, Watanabe Lab (IPUT)
• Kenji Bobe, IPUT
• Mr. Sakata, NEUU
• Masahiro Shirasuna, Notch
• Yasunori Tsukihara, Smode Japan
• Max Wang, AOTO Electronics Japan

At this year’s show, AOTO captivated attendees with a forward-looking showcase of AI-driven systems, immersive content environments, and cutting-edge LED technologies—anchored by a fully integrated XR live broadcasting solution that is redefining how brands connect with their audiences.

A New Standard in Immersive XR Commerce

AOTO’s centerpiece at InfoComm was its MetaBox 4KK XR Virtual Live Broadcasting  Solutions, designed to enable immersive storytelling, real-time interaction, and seamless conversion. Built on an LED virtual production studio, powered by AI-based rendering engines and AIGC content automation, the system offered visitors a glimpse into a next-generation retail and branding ecosystem, where dynamic, high-frequency content meets intelligent backend orchestration.

The solution incorporates aspects of AOTO’s New Retail architecture, but its core XR platform is engineered for global scalability across retail, media, and branded experience environments. By merging physical and digital space through live, interactive content, AOTO empowers brands to build hyper-responsive, emotionally engaging campaigns at scale.

Real-world adoption of this system by leading global brands like Starbucks and Pepsi on Douyin (China version of TikTok) has already yielded measurable results, including up to 3x sales conversion rates during high-impact campaigns.

Building the Broader Commercial Display Matrix

Beyond its XR innovation, AOTO showcased a comprehensive portfolio of high-performance solutions for both indoor advertising and enterprise collaboration, reaffirming its role as a trusted technology partner for intelligent visual infrastructure across commercial and institutional sectors.

• Advertising Solutions: AOTO’s indoor LED display technologies are deployed in over 70% of major international airports worldwide, setting the global standard for impactful brand communication in transit and premium commercial spaces. These solutions feature adaptive brightness, ultra-fine pixel pitch, centralized content management, and exceptional contrast performance, delivering immersive and stunning visual experiences in high-footfall environments such as airport terminals, duty-free zones, and executive lounges.

• Meeting Room Solutions: Leveraging the SID All-In-One LED Display, AOTO’s enterprise collaboration solutions combine multi-system integration, sensor-driven automation, and seamless control across platforms—ideal for government, corporate, and educational organizations looking to digitize and streamline their operations.

Innovation Through Integration

AOTO’s presence at InfoComm China 2025 underscored not only its technical depth in LED display technologies but also its expanding leadership in AI integration, XR infrastructure, and system-level innovation. The company’s approach—anchored in a strategy of technology core, scenario-first application, and scalable platformization—continues to drive its commitment to global digital transformation.

As AOTO looks ahead, it remains dedicated to empowering industries with intelligent visual ecosystems that combine creativity, technology, and business results—shaping the evolution of smart commerce around the world.

 AOTO at NAB Show 2025

Virtual Production, XR, and Visual Storytelling on Display

At the heart of AOTO’s booth was its acclaimed Virtual Production Solution, anchored by the RM Series LED panels featuring Mini 4-in-1 packaging. The setup recreated a cinematic-grade VP environment, drawing praise from DPs, directors, and content creators alike. With over 33% of global VP studios already using AOTO, the brand reinforced its reputation for visual excellence.

  Virtual Production Solution

The MetaBox 4KK XR Solution also drew great attention—an L-shaped, real-time rendering platform designed for hybrid use in education, entertainment, and corporate communications. Visitors praised its compact structure and high-fidelity, immersive experience.

Control System and ST2110 Compatibility

AOTO’s X4 LED Video Processor and ST2I10 system earned strong interest from the broadcast and VP sectors. Now fully compatible with the ST2110 video-over-IP protocol, AOTO’s control system offers multi-signal input, HDR image processing, and robust system integration for modern media workflows.

In advertising technology, AOTO showcased its displays currently deployed in 70% of international airports. The MIP Series, featuring proprietary black coating and enhanced contrast, attracted agencies and integrators looking for ultra-realistic and energy-efficient signage for premium outdoor installations.

Tech Talks and Global Collaboration

Throughout the show, AOTO hosted a standout series of Tech Talks featuring partners such as Synapse Virtual Production, All of it Now, Stargate Studios, NEP Sweetwater, Advent Films, CoPilot Co., Form Studios, VP Land, RED Digital Cinema, and Form Volumes. Topics ranged from ICVFX workflows and live event integration, to XR strategies for brands, commercial VP, and the evolving role of content creators — sparking valuable conversations and drawing engaged crowds from across the industry.

Immersive Interactions: Amplifying Impact Onsite and Online

From left to right: Dan Duran (RED), Shawn Herold (Form Volumes), and Bryan Larason (AOTO) at the XR for Corporations & Brands panel.

From left to right: AJ Bleyer, Nick Mahar (Advent Films), and Ames O’Connor (NEP Sweetwater) are discussing early considerations for virtual production in commercial and short-form content.

Beyond its technical showcase, AOTO delivered memorable experiences that resonated both on and off the show floor. The Tea Shop hospitality zone offered visitors a relaxed space to pause, sip, and connect with the brand. The Miku FutureSnap Cosplay activation infused pop culture energy into the booth, driving steady foot traffic and social media buzz. Wrapping it all up, TikTok & YouTube influencer JasmineandTea (1.5M+ followers) went live twice from the AOTO booth, lighting up social platforms and seamlessly blending in-person engagement with digital reach.

Miku FutureSnap Cosplay

Tea Shop hospitality zone

From Hollywood creators to global integrators, AOTO’s presence at NAB Show 2025 brought together creative vision, technical depth, and a truly global audience.