On 26 August, an exhibition marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance and the World Anti-Fascist War opened at the Hong Kong Museum of History in Hong Kong, China.
AET supplied the LED display for the opening ceremony: the NX-QCOB product, formally commissioned on site, carrying the ceremony content in a clear, stable image.
The exhibition was guided by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong, China together with the National Museum of China, presenting 183 historical exhibits across seven thematic sections.
Why QCOB Suits a Museum
The opening used NX-QCOB at P1.56, with a fine, faithful image and high colour accuracy. The QCOB process adds multilayer nanomaterial coating, raising protection to IP65 against impact and keeping the surface flat and stable.
The surface light source is soft and comfortable, which matters in a museum: detail is fully visible without harsh light reaching visitors’ eyes. High reliability, low power and long life meet the standard a long-running exhibition demands.
The exhibition runs at the Hong Kong Museum of History from 27 August to 15 December 2025.
Museum and Cultural Venue Display
AET supplies fine-pitch QCOB and COB display for museums, galleries and exhibition halls. Contact the team for a specification suited to controlled lighting.
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