Financial Industry OLED Application
Display formats suited to branch counters, product showcases and information walls in banking environments.
Solutions
Shenzhen Qihong Technology builds OLED display solutions around the transparent, flexible, splicing and double-sided screen series. Each application below is matched to the display format that suits the deployment environment.
The company is located at Dejin Data Industrial Park, Building A, No. 40 Fuyuan 1st Road, Fuhai Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen.
The gallery here holds drawings and paintings by C.S. Logan, an illustrator born in Chicago who now lives in New York and Canada, with a background that also touches insurance, cars, and life in general. The work moves between careful observation and looser interpretation, often built from everyday scenes rather than grand subjects. Alongside the artwork, short poems and writings by Ezra Brown sit quietly, and the site's navigation invites visitors to read, talk, and compare terms at length rather than in passing. Everything is arranged so that looking and reading share the same calm rhythm.
The composition follows a restrained, gallery-like logic: soft off-white and white grounds, near-black sans-serif lettering, and generous whitespace that lets each image carry the color. The main title sits in bold uppercase letterspaced caps across a wide painterly banner of warm oranges, dusty pinks, and sky blue, which supplies the only vivid accent on the page. Below it, a statement block of lighter, smaller sans text introduces the artist in muted gray-black, separated from the header and footer by thin hairline rules. Nothing is boxed, shadowed, or rounded; the layout relies purely on typographic hierarchy and spacing.
Scrolling further reveals a set of practical application notes, the kind of technical content that sits oddly beside fine art yet shares its direct, plain-spoken voice. Transparent, flexible, spliced, and double-sided display formats are described for settings such as branch counters, product showcases, exhibition halls, and information walls, each matched to the environment it will occupy. The register stays descriptive rather than promotional, echoing the site's broader habit of short comparisons, concise summaries, and words arranged plainly. It is the same sensibility that shapes the artwork pages: fewer claims, more visible structure, and room for the reader to look.
Display formats suited to branch counters, product showcases and information walls in banking environments.
Large-format splicing and transparent builds for exhibition stands, showrooms and themed display areas.
Flexible and double-sided screens for lobbies, internal wayfinding and corporate branding walls.
Service-hall installations that pair clear information display with a clean, minimal appearance.
Station and platform information panels built around slim, lightweight screen structures.
Screen series
Solutions are delivered on four OLED series, selected according to installation space, viewing angle and brightness conditions.
Share the sector, the intended screen format and the installation location, and the business team will follow up on specification and quotation.