Flexible transparent LED screens combine three core advantages—flexibility (adapt to irregular surfaces), transparency (preserve light transmission and spatial depth), and high-quality LED display—making them uniquely suited for scenarios where traditional rigid or opaque displays fail to meet aesthetic, spatial, or functional needs. Their common applications span commercial advertising, architectural decoration, retail, stage visual experiences, transportation, and cultural art, with specific use cases detailed below:Architectural Facades & Curtain Walls (Smart Buildings)This is one of the most representative application scenarios, as flexible transparent LED screens solve the conflict between "display function" and "architectural aesthetics/lighting needs" for buildings.Curved Glass Facades: Many modern buildings feature curved or arc-shaped glass exteriors (e.g., skyscrapers, museums, airport terminals). Flexible transparent LED screens can be seamlessly attached to these irregular glass surfaces—they maintain 70%-95% transparency, so natural light still penetrates the building during the day, avoiding the "opaque blockage" of traditional LED walls. At night, the screen displays dynamic content (e.g., city cultural themes, brand stories, light art) to turn the building into a "glowing landmark."Glass Atriums & Skylights: For indoor large-span spaces like shopping mall atriums or hotel lobbies with curved glass skylights, the screen can be installed on the skylight surfa