Affichage intérieur de la sphère LED

The highly anticipated Eric Prydz EPIC 6.0 HOLOSPHERE show debuted at the Tomorrowland Music Festival in Belgium in the summer of 2019. Eric performed in a huge 3D transparent LED sphere.

The longest length from the center is 6.5 meters. The entire sphere uses a lightweight structure and cladding system to provide high transparency. The use of slim LED strips and a light video distribution system makes the total weight of the sphere only 4.6 Ton.

The sphere uses a uniform 16 mm pixel pitch, achieving an impressive 64% transparency, and the DJ position can be displayed in the center. 806,000 LED pixels are applied to the inner and outer surfaces, which is equivalent to 276 square meters of LED screen surface displaying sharp custom animation.

One of the biggest challenges is to achieve extremely high transparency without compromising the resolution of festival productions. To achieve this goal, the design of the LED sphere allows the structure and panel to be installed with millimeter-level accuracy, and only needs to be loaded into two trucks.

The various elements of the sphere are designed to be modular and repetitive, so if a component fails—whether it is an electronic device, LED or PSU—the component can be quickly replaced. This further increases the robustness and flexibility, which is very useful when you transport such a complex and huge object to a holiday scene.