SiliconCore and Trak-Kit show their integration in Led display

The manufacturer of Led screens SiliconCore and the firm of mobile architectural solutions Trak-Kit have officially presented their technological partnership during their recent participation in WHEREAS 2026, where they made a dynamic demo of moving screens.

SiliconCore, Californian manufacturer of Led screens, y Trak-Kit, provider of custom mobile and dynamic architectural solutions, have shown during their participation in WHEREAS 2026 in Barcelona the integration of its technologies.

The dynamic moving screen demonstration that they have performed in the contest included two configurations high resolution serie Enlighten COB by SiliconCore, integrated into a multi-panel system the Trak-Kit, to show how these LED display equipment can be instantly reconfigured in order to transform an environment or capture the attention of the public.

Trak-Kit designs and manufactures dynamic and mobile architectural solutions as improve viewing experience, creating flexible spaces with digital backgrounds for multiple applications, as multipurpose rooms, commercial environments, digital signage solutions, collaboration spaces and residential facilities.

In the field of flexible workspaces, These systems allow you to unlock the hidden potential of environments, since they integrate the Led screens as part of the architecture itself, either as dividers or background elements.

The system can easily change the orientation of screens (vertical u horizontal) to adapt to any presentation need, create canvases of different sizes to increase visual impact and hide equipment when not in use.

The solutions can be personalized, both manual and fully automated, with precise presets that They are controlled by systems from the main manufacturers on the market, like Crestron, Extron, AMX, Lutron o Savant, as well as through RS-232 or RS-485 protocols.

To retail environments, digital signage and scenography, screen kinetic sequences can be programmed to capture attention, reconfigure retail spaces and ensure messaging is strategically placed to enrich and inform the customer journey.

The Led screens that make this joint proposal possible are the models from the Enlighten series by SiliconCore, con pixel steps 0,9 mm y 1,2 mm, which is part of the gama COB from the manufacturer and offers maximum performance dvLed solutions with ultra-low energy consumption.

SiliconCore has developed this visual proposal thanks to own and patented technologies, including architecture Common Cathode IQ, that reduces operating costs by consuming between 10% and a 40% less energy than other comparable COB products, and even a 50% less than SMD solutions, according to data provided by the company.

Image quality, with a high color uniformity and deeper blacks, is achieved through Zach technology by SiliconCore, while the Lisa encapsulation method contributes to further improving contrast ratios.

“We are delighted to combine our dynamic motion systems with the modularity and low energy consumption of SiliconCore's advanced Led technology,” he says. Shadi shahrokhi, chief designer and founder of Trak-Kit-. Together we offer truly unique large format dvLed screens, able to move, rotate and transform spaces in ways that were previously considered impossible”.

With a vision based on innovation and sustainability, Shahrokhi emphasizes that “in SiliconCore we have found an equally committed partner. Its Common Cathode architecture and internal development of control chips make its screens among the best designed in the sector, which fits perfectly with our goal of creating flexible systems that are as smart and sustainable as they are visually striking”.

In this line, Jim Wickenhiser, SiliconCore COO, notes that “this collaboration with Trak-Kit opens up completely new ways to integrate dvLed displays into built environments.”. By combining our Enlighten series with its kinetic mounting systems, we enable screens that don't just move, but act as dynamic architectural elements, dividing spaces, adapting to the needs of the content and improving the user experience”.