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An LED strip screen is installed at the top of the exit aisle to dynamically display the exit number, surrounding landmarks such as Hongik Univ. Station's Exit 9 pointing to the business district and transfer information, and automatically optimize the guidance content based on real-time passenger flow data

Triggered when the train passes through the tunnel 4K dynamic ads ≥ 15 seconds per playback, relying on the visual persistence algorithm to achieve 90% passenger reach and increase brand memory by 40%

The MaxVision channel screen at the transfer point of Konkuk University Station Line 2/7 has a width of 4.8 meters, reaching an average of 180,000 people per day, and fan support advertisements can achieve 20 hours of continuous exposure

Exit 8 of Hongik Univ. Station covers an average of 100,000 young visitors per day, and is adjacent to trendy landmarks such as Hongdae Business District and YG Entertainment Building, which naturally gathers KPOP fans and fashion consumers

As the first subway in South Korea, Seoul Subway Line 1 has upgraded its LED system from a basic indication to an intelligent interactive node that integrates services, safety, and culture, and the application of transparent OLED and other technologies will continue to improve the passenger experience

The audience is car owners and visitors, with strong spending power, accounting for the dominant purchasing power of the urban consumer market, with an average of 2-4 times a day for high-frequency exposure owners, and a repeat reach rate of over 90%.

The U-PLEX screen in Seoul's Seodaemun district is located in the core area of Seoul's Seodaemun district, adjacent to Yonsei University and Ewha Girls' University. It is a golden area for young culture, trendy consumption, and creative gathering. As a comprehensive space that integrates commerce, entertainment, and socializing, U-PLEX is not only an important gathering place for local young people on a daily basis, but also an ideal medium for brands to engage with Generation Z and create popular topics.

The Shangzhen Building is located in the core commercial district of Seoul, South Korea. Its large screen advertisements stand tall among the streets lined with high-rise buildings, becoming a beautiful scenery in the city. As one of the most iconic buildings in Seoul, the Shangzhen Building is not only an important venue for business activities, but also a window for cultural exchange and exhibition. This area gathers a large number of international enterprises and brands, representing high-end business and fashion trends. By setting up large screen advertisements in Shangzhen Building, companies can convey their brand image and information to the public in a direct and impactful way.