company news about FLYIN 2026 Launches Ultra-High-Definition Architectural Projection Solution

Shenzhen-based Flyin Technology will collaborate with multiple high-brightness projectors in 2026 to achieve groundbreaking applications in scenarios such as historical building revitalization, urban cultural and tourism landmark creation, and large-scale festival performances, injecting strong momentum into the development of urban lighting public art in 2026. As a leading manufacturer with 14 years of experience in the projection field, FLYIN's architectural projection system is equipped with laser light source technology, achieving a maximum brightness of 32,000 ANSI lumens per unit, supporting a 7.8 times longer throw ratio, and achieving lossless high-definition imaging within a 230-meter distance, perfectly adapting to the projection needs of large building facades nearly 100 meters high and complex curved surfaces.

FLYIN's technical director stated that in 2026, the architectural projection industry is transforming from single visual display to a comprehensive solution integrating "technology + content + service." The system released this time not only provides hardware support but also collaborates with cultural and creative teams to launch customized content development services, covering diverse scenarios such as historical and cultural narratives, city brand promotion, and festival-themed performances. With the deepening of the national "Digitalization Strategy for Culture" and the nighttime economy policy；

FLYIN will continue to deepen the integration and innovation of AI, AR, and projection technologies, providing more artistically appealing and culturally rich lighting solutions for urban nighttime spaces, allowing architecture to become dynamic art carriers that bear urban memories and connect with public emotions.

FLYIN, with its breakthroughs in core technologies and scenario-based solutions, is rapidly rising to the forefront of the high-end architectural projection market. Its products have been exported to 26 countries and regions, including Singapore, Japan, and Mexico, contributing technological strength to the development of urban light and shadow art worldwide.