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Re-mod: New Modules for the LED Panels You Already Own

HOLODECK LED™

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Live Events · October 2026

Concert stage framed by Show Screen LED walls, with a youth orchestra and soloists

New modules for the LED panels you already own

Re-mod is our service for building new modules for LED panels you already own, regardless of the original manufacturer. Your frames stay and only the modules are new, so a fleet of 6mm panels can be refaced at 3.9mm without replacing the frames.

When the original maker or its suppliers stop making parts, we find the module on the open market. For a private design, we build new tooling to replicate it.

Case 1: Show Screen, a touring RocketSign fleet

3.9mm | 1,000 sqm | 4,000 panels | 16,000 modules

For Show Screen’s touring RocketSign fleet, we designed a new 3.9mm PCB and created the tooling and a new 3.9mm plastic housing for the module. The result is our 2025 Re-mod module, which replaces the original 2017 module.

Back of the client’s original 2017 RocketSign module (left) beside the back of the new 2025 Re-mod module (right)

The client’s original RocketSign module (2017, left) and our Re-mod module (2025, right).

NationStar LEDs | high-refresh MBI Macroblock ICs | LED strength 4.90 kg, against a ~2.0 kg industry average | copper over 1.0 oz, against the typical 0.8 oz

The owner of Show Screen ran repeated solder strength and reliability tests personally at our factory.

Die-cast mold tooling for the Re-mod module

The tooling we created for the Re-mod module.

Show Screen owner testing module reliability at the factory

The owner of Show Screen testing at our factory.

Case 2: Hakata Marui, Fukuoka

At the Hakata Marui department store, we re-modded the original 2015 Lighthouse 8mm panels and re-framed them into new 8mm frames, reusing the existing steel structure. It is a fixed install of 64 sqm.

See both Re-mod cases
Write to connect3@holodeckled.com with your panel make, pitch and count, and we will tell you what a Re-mod looks like for your fleet.
John Hu John Hu
Chief Technology Officer
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