MG Tech Evolution: Dancing on the Floor, Breaking New Loading Limits

The YES TECH booth at international exhibitions has evolved from versions 1.0 to 3.0, dazzling at IFC 2025 with the “butterfly screen” and showcasing unparalleled creativity. However, customers didn’t choose us for creativity alone–they also chose us for our professional-grade dance floor.

Tech Evolution: Dancing on the Floor, Breaking New Loading Limits

· Starting Point: Basic LED Video Walls, Limited by Early Technology

The MG LED display was initially used mostly as a stage backdrop, such as at the 2014 Brazil World Cup Opening Ceremony
and as a stadium screen for the 2014 Incheon Asian Games.

· Turing Point: Universal Floor Tile Screens, Max Load around 2 tons

The MG dance floors started appearing in concerts, exhibitions, and galas, offering dynamic visuals but with a limited loading capacity.

· Now: Comparable to Professional Floor Tile Screens, Max Load: 4.6 Tons

The MG dance floor has evolved to match professional LED floor tiles, not only offering an impressive load capacity but also wide viewing angles for shooting.
This evolution includes a significant increase in cabinet strength and a 5x improvement in anti-fatigue performance,
making it more durable and reliable than ever before.

MG Dance Floor Takes Center Stage on Iconic Global Platforms

From the turntable stage for U2's Sphere tour, to the airplane-shaped dance floor at the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show,
and the 2000sqm dance floor for the 19th Asian Games — and there's more to come.