A few days ago, the exhibition of archaeological achievements of the National Museum was exhibited in Beijing. With more than 240 representative archaeological relics unearthed, it shows the continuous development and progress of Archaeology of the National Museum and the fruitful results achieved over the past 100 years. In addition to these exquisite exhibits, the biggest highlight of this exhibition is LG display transparent OLED display. With the arrival of these exhibits at the same time, it brings a new interactive interaction and scene experience to the exhibition hall.

The LG display transparent OLED display used for cultural relics and history display in the National Museum this time is composed of six 55 inch transparent OLED displays spliced together and directly covered on the protective glass of the cultural relics display cabinet.

The user can intuitively see the relevant descriptions of the exhibits from the outside of the glass, and the user can quickly understand the incremental information behind the exhibits such as the manufacturing and ruins of the displayed cultural relics by clicking the interactive information on the screen, which is undoubtedly very convenient for the users who watch the exhibition.

In the past, the introduction corresponding to the exhibits can only be placed next to the exhibits or directly pasted on the glass of the display cabinet in the traditional form. When users are watching, because most of the light in the exhibition hall is dim, it is not so convenient to read the introduction of the exhibits. The white background and black characters are good, but the reading effect is not good when they are directly pasted on the glass of the display cabinet. Especially when the exhibition is over or the exhibits are changed, the secondary material production and waste introduction and cleaning are not small workload.

The LG display transparent OLED display can solve this problem very well. The staff only need to provide the introduction and introduction of new exhibits, and can quickly complete the deployment of new products.

The LG display transparent OLED display used this time has a resolution of 2K. It can not only display basic text images and exhibits, but also present some relic models that are inconvenient to be displayed on site to the user in the form of 3D model images, and support the broadcasting of relevant video images.

The most important thing is that the touch function of the transparent OLED display screen is almost without delay. Through human-computer interaction, users can choose the content they want to know independently, hold the history that is still in the display cabinet, sealed in the warehouse, and dissipated in the past "in their hands", and make the cultural relics "live" with the new generation of digital technology.

In order to meet the requirements of cultural relics for temperature, humidity, light and other factors. The transparent OLED display screen has been specially processed, and the heating capacity of this machine is extremely low, so as to create the most suitable display environment in the process of cultural relics display. In the case of closing the screen, the user can also directly see the exhibits displayed behind through the display screen, without worrying about the screen problems or improper operation that will cause the exhibits to be unable to be displayed.

At present, LG display is the only manufacturer in the world that supplies large-size transparent OLED panels. In 2019, it first commercialized 55 inch transparent OLED products with a transparency of 40%. The OLED transparent display used by most museums in the world is from LG display.

With the continuous optimization of the layout of China's museum system, museums are rapidly entering people's daily life. In particular, driven by the emphasis on the "education, research and appreciation" function of the museum in the regulations on museums, the current hot concepts such as transparent OLED display, digital technology and meta universe have been continuously added, making cultural relics come over thousands of years, strengthening the interactive experience between cultural relics and the audience, and finally achieving a successful exit.

Previously, more than ten museums in China, including Huizhou Museum, Ningxia Museum, Sichuan Museum, Tibet Museum and Hubei Geological Museum, took the lead in introducing transparent OLED display screens, innovatively realizing functions such as display, touch interaction and AR linkage, and realizing the integration of history and technology, the past and the future.