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16/10/2026

WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 stunned audiences with a spectacular, immersive stage built around sweeping LED displays, including a suspended LED ring at the center of the arena.

The opening and closing ceremonies of the 48th WorldSkills Competition celebrated the skills and achievements of 1,400 young champions from nearly 70 countries and regions. Hirender provided central media control for both its opening and closing ceremonies.

Twelve Hirender media servers powered the main LED displays, delivering 19 channels of 4K video output. The system also coordinated playback for eight moving vehicles during the opening ceremony.

With so many video outputs to manage, reliability was crucial. Hirender’s primary-backup mode allows a standby server to take over automatically if the active server goes offline or is removed, helping keep the production running without manual intervention.

15/10/2026

Every show has its own demands. Your control options should be flexible enough to match.

Hirender’s Dual Mode offers more than one way to build and control your show, so you can keep straightforward setups simple or use detailed timing control when the production calls for it.

🔹 Window Mode: Arrange programs visually and quickly.

🔹 Timeline Mode: Fine-tune timing with frame-accurate precision.

🔹 Window + Timeline: Combine both approaches for more complex show sequences.

From simple arrangements to detailed cue sequences, Hirender gives you the flexibility to match your control workflow to the production.

Learn more: https://www.hirender.com/en/ #/product-s3

12/10/2026

Recently, this famous attraction in Guizhou, China has received an upgrade, turning the tunnel leading to a waterfall into an immersive journey through history, with Hirender supporting the visual experience.

Three Hirender media servers drive 32 projectors across the installation, bringing geological formations and dynamic lighting to the tunnel walls and ceiling.

The tunnel’s long, curved surfaces make projection mapping challenging. Using Hirender’s built-in functions, the technical team adapted the visuals to the tunnel’s geometry, keeping the imagery aligned across the space. Hirender’s Unattended operation also helps reduce manual intervention and routine maintenance demands, supporting the attraction’s daily operation.

Combining geological storytelling with large-scale projection and LED displays, the upgrade makes the journey to the waterfall a new part of the attraction itself.

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28/09/2026

A curved LED wall this large leaves very little room for error. At this exhibition in Zhuhai, China, Hirender handles the media playback and control behind a large visual environment combining curved LED displays and projection.

Hirender runs high-resolution content across multiple outputs, keeping different display surfaces synchronized for a continuous visual experience. Its decoding and multi-channel output capabilities support stable playback of demanding content, even during long hours of operation.

For the projection areas, built-in geometry correction and edge blending help align multiple projectors into a continuous image, creating an immersive visual experience for the audience.

24/09/2026

Need professional playback without bringing a full setup with you?

When your work takes you from venue to venue, a playback system that travels well can make all the difference.

Designed for small and medium-sized performances, conferences, exhibitions, rentals, and temporary events, Hirender P1+ brings professional playback and control into a portable setup, with support for a wide range of video formats, dual preview windows, capture card input, transitions, independent audio playback, and more.

Take your playback system with you on your laptop. Plug in your content, connect your display, and get the show running.

Learn more: https://www.hirender.com/en/ #/product-p1tut

23/09/2026

EnlightV is heading back to Thailand this September for Prolight + Sound Bangkok 2026!🇹🇭

Hirender will be supporting our partner Goldenduck at Booth B04. Beyond the usual playback, we’ve prepared something special for this show: an interactive projection experience you can try for yourself. Sensors capture changes in the space and feed them into TouchDesigner, which generates real-time content in response. Hirender server handles playback and control, bringing the content across the walls and floor with projection provided by Appotronics.

Come try it for yourself and see how you can shape the visuals in real time.

📍 Hall 100, BITEC Bangkok
📌 Booth B04
📅 30 September – 2 October 2026

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21/09/2026

A historic palace in Datong, China has been transformed into the setting for a new immersive stage production that brings six centuries of local history into a contemporary theatrical experience.

The production combines live performance with projection, laser effects, mechanical stage systems, and aerial performance, turning the palace’s main hall into a 360° immersive theatre.

Hirender C Series manages the visual playback and control for the production, driving 17 2K projectors and two 2K LED screens. Timecode synchronization keeps the visuals, lighting, mechanical systems, and other stage equipment working together throughout the performance.

With the show running at night, the historic site takes on a completely different atmosphere, becoming a lively and immersive place to experience history through dazzling performance and visual technology.

16/09/2026

This July at the 48th session of UNESCO World Heritage Committee, Korea’s heritage took on a digital form at K-Heritage House in Busan.

Designed as an integrated cultural space, K-Heritage House brought together 45 exhibition and experiential booths to explore Korea’s heritage through media art, interactive content, and performances. Hirender supported media playback across the pavilion’s visual installations, while hecoos was used for previsualization of the pavilion.

Large screens and projection turned heritage sites and stories into visual and interactive experiences. Among them were media installations featuring the ancient petroglyphs of Bangucheon Stream, the changing seasons of Korea’s mountain temples, and an installation inspired by the 19th-century painting Gangsan Mujindo.

The media installations and interactive exhibitions became some of the pavilion’s most popular attractions, drawing particular attention from international visitors. Running from July 20–29 at BEXCO Exhibition Center, the pavillion has welcomed more than 137,000 visitors over the 10 days.