Gold Luck is an LED manufacturer established in 1997 with over 30 years of manufacturing experience, headquartered in Xinjiang, China, with global distribution warehouses in California, Seattle, Miami, and Vancouver. At Infocomm 2026, the company showcased its latest display technologies, including motorized all-in-one MIP (Mini LED in Package / Micro LED in Package) displays and heavy-duty floor and rental LED screen configurations.
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The central display is a 135-inch motorized all-in-one screen utilizing MIP 0.9 technology, which supports up to 4K resolution. The system features a built-in motor that allows it to be raised, lowered, and folded, making it suitable for home cinema and rental applications. A smaller 105-inch version with MIP technology is also available, offering high brightness and various resolution options to accommodate different space constraints and user requirements.
For events and staging, Gold Luck offers a 1.9mm pixel pitch rental LED wall integrated with Flex 4246 flexible modules, enabling the construction of hybrid straight and curved screen layouts. The setup is powered by a NovaStar processor to control all display segments. Additionally, the company demonstrated a heavy-duty floor LED system capable of supporting over 5 tons of pressure, which can be configured with interactive touch sensors to dynamically update content. A ground support system facilitates quick setup and teardown for rental staging environments.
Other featured products include 1.8mm pixel pitch LED posters and a mobile DJ booth incorporating an outdoor P3.9 LED screen that delivers a brightness of over 5,000 nits. Gold Luck also highlighted its customizable textured LED screens, which combine textured modules, mirrors, and picture-in-picture functionality.