The VP Virtual Production Laboratory at Chengdu University of Technology has recently been officially completed and accepted, marking a significant step forward for universities in Sichuan province in the field of virtual production. Located within the university's provincial-level Humanities and Arts Virtual Simulation Experimental Teaching Center, the laboratory covers an area of 230 square meters. It is equipped with a virtual production LED screen from Showho Technology, with a total screen area of 58.5 square meters. The curved vertical screen measures 13 meters in length and 4.5 meters in height. Utilizing Unreal Engine as its rendering technology, the facility provides the latest virtual production (VP) shooting capabilities for film and television production.

In film and television production, VP technology uses dynamic camera tracking and real-time rendering to display required scenes directly on the LED screen, thereby enhancing shooting efficiency and creative flexibility. The laboratory's display system employs Showho Technology's SP2.6 product, which offers significant advantages in improving image quality, color accuracy, and performance at low brightness with high refresh rates. It provides comprehensive support for virtual production, meeting its high demands and delivering optimal visual results.

The completion and subsequent operation of the VP Virtual Production Laboratory at Chengdu University of Technology will further strengthen its teaching and research capabilities in the field of arts and media. It can accommodate production needs for variety shows, virtual interview programs, short dramas, virtual live streaming studios, and more. It also enables the university to offer cutting-edge courses and conduct innovative imaging experiments.

The virtual production laboratory realistically simulates diverse scenarios and provides immersive experiences. Supported by advanced real-time rendering technology, it facilitates creativity and shortens post-production workflows. The laboratory will also serve as an innovation incubator, encouraging students and faculty to explore new applications of virtual production technology and promoting deep integration between academic research and industry practice. Here, students and teachers will have the opportunity to participate in real project production, experiencing every stage of film and television creation—from scriptwriting and scene design to shooting techniques and post-production.

The selection of Showho Technology's virtual production LED screen for this laboratory represents another successful example of the application of Showho's virtual production products and solutions in the education sector. Showho Technology will continue to deepen its exploration of virtual production technology in education, committed to building industry-leading LED education application solutions and contributing to the development of the virtual production industry.