For the first time in history, the NBA All-Star Game featured a LED court, with the LED floor screen supplied by Absen, a Shenzhen-based company renowned as the world’s leading provider of LED display products and services, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reported.

Installed at Lucas Oil Stadium, Absen's PL Series screen panels ensure a stable and seamless display of event-related content throughout the game.

During the game, the screen can dynamically adjust the layout of the court markings and floor colors while delivering real-time game data, camera replays, celebratory animations, and various graphics. Additionally, some players can have the opportunity to wear special tracking devices, enabling real-time interaction and gameplay with the floor screen, thus delivering an unprecedented visual spectacle to the audience.

The Absen LED floor screen boasts advanced shock absorption and elasticity, effectively reducing strain on athletes' joints and providing the necessary feedback for sports such as basketball.

Compared to traditional wood courts, the LED floor screen streamlines venue transitions, significantly saving time and labor costs.

(Wang Jingli)