We know that a large LED display is composed of multiple smaller-sized modules. Through different assembly methods and module attributes (flexible or standard), various shapes and sizes of screens can be created. The most common type is the flat LED display, but flexible modules can also be used to form screens in shapes like spheres or arcs.

Compared to traditional televisions, screens built with LED displays not only offer greater design flexibility but also greatly simplify transportation and installation. In terms of maintenance, a standard integrated screen might require complex and cumbersome disassembly to replace a single component. In contrast, for LED displays, it is only necessary to locate the specific malfunctioning module, and maintenance can be quickly completed through front or rear access.

Additionally, modularity supports future expansion. If there is a need to increase the display area, simply adding more modules is sufficient. It is precisely for these reasons that LED displays are widely used in commercial spaces, stage design, and creative displays.