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Two large digital screens are located in an excellent geographic location—the Callao Building at No. 1 Plaza de España. The square, covering over 2,800 square meters, can accommodate 10,000 people and sees heavy daily foot and vehicle traffic.

Located in the middle of the pedestrian area on the axis of Via Emmanuele, which connects the Piazza San Carlo outside the Basilica of San Carlo and Piazza Santa Barbara, this square is opposite the picturesque Piazza San Carlo. It is the only open space overlooking the busy Via Vittorio Emanuele II, offering an unprecedented perspective.

The screen is located on Corso Garibaldi Street, connecting the famous Brera district and Piazza XXV Aprile square, where there are shops, bars, and many restaurants. Corso Garibaldi is an 1100-meter-long commercial street.

On Corso Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan. Due to its castle-like structure, it has triple exposure, with a central maxi LED and two side maxi LEDs located in the center of the pedestrian walkway connecting Cathedral Square and San Babila Square, offering a unique perspective and positioning.

As a major traffic artery in the center of Milan, it attracts tourists and local residents from all directions every day. It is the heartbeat of city life in Milan, drawing tens of thousands of visitors and locals every day.

Located in the Westfield Stratford shopping center, dominating the Four Roundabout Plaza, the screens also cover more than 30 performance events every year at the QEII Olympic Park, and it is also the home ground of Premier League club West Ham United.

The screen is the largest full-dynamic screen in London, covering a total area of 220m². This massive media display impacts Westfield Square and is located at the north entrance/exit of the Westfield Shopping Centre, where the square's pedestrian area is home to numerous restaurants and activity zones.

Leicester Square in London, the cultural heart connecting Covent Garden and Piccadilly Circus, attracts tens of thousands of tourists and locals every day. It is not only one of London's most famous advertising media but also a perfect blend of London's culture and commerce.