The hardware
Halo 360
One 90° module for every corner of the store. Join them for 90°, 180°, 270° or a full 360° — curved LED above and below, four shelves of product in between, one cord to the wall.
The quadrant idea
Built from quarters.
Every Halo begins with the same 611 × 611 mm curved module. Scroll to take one apart.
One machine
Assembled, it reads as a single object.
Matte black steel. Two curved LED bands. Four lit shelves. No visible cables.
Taken apart
Screens, shelves, quadrant backs, base.
Every part is a serviceable module. Curved 320 × 160 mm LED tiles build the bands; shelves bolt to the quadrant spine at 400 mm pitch.
Back together
One module for a corner. Two for an end-cap. Three around a column. Four in open floor.
However many you join, they behave as one — one canvas, one cord, one login.
Configurations
Built from quarters. Any arc.
Bolt one to four modules together and the screen wraps 90°, 180°, 270° or the full 360°. Every arc is available in two lines — Halo 360 with two LED bands, or Halo Mini with one. Modular means the configuration follows the store, not the other way round.
One module. Tucks into a corner or caps a shelf run.
90° · One module
Tucks into a corner or caps the end of a shelf run.
The smallest footprint in the range — 611 × 611 mm — with an 864 mm curved display face working the aisle.
Best placed: wall corners, L-run ends, checkout columns.
180° · Two modules
The end-cap, reinvented.
A half-cylinder of light and product that replaces the cardboard display at the head of the gondola — or stands flat against any wall.
Best placed: gondola end-caps, flat walls, column faces.
270° · Three modules
Wraps a column. Turns a corner run.
Three quadrants of continuous screen with one open quarter — sits around a structural column or closes the corner of an L-shaped run.
Best placed: columns, corner runs, island ends.
360° · Four modules
A free-standing landmark.
Three hundred and sixty degrees of continuous screen wrapping eight feet of merchandised tower — placed in open floor where the whole store can see it.
Best placed: entrance foyers, open floor, around columns — clear of walking paths.
Four quadrants
Four suppliers on one tower. Or one, all the way around.
Every 90° quadrant is its own screen and its own shelf bays. Sell it to one supplier, schedule it on its own, stock it with their product — then do the same with the next quadrant. Or hand the whole circumference to a single brand and run one creative right around it.
- Each quadrant carries its own creative and its own product, independently.
- Four insertion orders on one footprint — or one order for the full unit.
- Joined quadrants behave as one canvas, so a takeover wraps without a seam.
Anatomy
Anatomy of the tower.
- Top LED band — 480 mmCurved P1.86 LED, the network’s premium canvas.
- Halo down-lightA white ring under the top drum washes the shelves below.
- Four curved shelvesThree removable plus the base panel, 400 mm apart, LED strip under every tier. Product sits inside the media, not beside it.
- Central spinePower and data route internally. One cord to the wall. Zero visible cables.
- Matte black steelArchitectural finish. No gloss, no glare.
- Base LED band — 320 mmA second canvas at trolley height.
Specifications
Specifications.
| Specification | Halo 360 | Halo Mini |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 2440 mm | 1960 mm |
| Diameter (Halo 360) | Ø 1222.5 mm | Ø 1222.5 mm |
| Quadrant footprint | 611 × 611 mm | 611 × 611 mm |
| 90° display face (across curve) | 864 mm | 864 mm |
| Top LED band | 480 mm | 320 mm |
| Base LED band | 320 mm | — |
| Pixel pitch | P1.86 | P1.86 |
| LED module | 320 × 160 mm, curved | 320 × 160 mm, curved |
| Shelves | Four · 400 mm pitch | Four · 400 mm pitch |
| Shelf configuration | Three removable + base panel | Three removable + base panel |
| Shelf lighting | LED strip, every tier | LED strip, every tier |
| Crown lighting | White halo down-light ring | White halo down-light ring |
| Shelf load | > 70 kg per shelf, tested | > 70 kg per shelf, tested |
| Structure & finish | Matte black powder-coated steel | Matte black powder-coated steel |
| Power | Single cord, internal routing | Single cord, internal routing |
| Data | Cloud-connected, central spine | Cloud-connected, central spine |
| Control | AdSphere cloud platform | AdSphere cloud platform |
| Configurations | 90° · 180° · 270° · 360° | 90° · 180° · 270° · 360° |
Additional shelving is available in packs of three, positioned at any height in the module. Figures subject to the released specification sheet. Unit weights are not published.
Two lines
Two lines. One quadrant.
Halo 360
Dual LED bands, four lit shelves — the full-height flagship.
2440 mm tall. A 480 mm canvas at eye level and a 320 mm canvas at trolley height. Any arc from 90° to 360°.
Halo Mini
The same quadrant architecture, compact — one 320 mm band at the crown.
1960 mm tall. Built for tighter sites, secondary positions and the standard end-cap bay. Same modules, same shelves, same platform — any arc from 90° to 360°.
Engineering & IP
Engineered as retail infrastructure: serviceable modules, remote device management, and a design filed for patent protection. Patent applied for.
Product questions
Straight answers.
How does it get power?
One standard power cord. All internal cabling runs through the central spine — nothing visible, nothing taped to the floor.
How big is the footprint?
Each quadrant is 611 × 611 mm. A Halo 360 occupies a 1222.5 mm circle — about the floor area of a standard pallet display.
Can it split between brands?
Connected quadrants play one continuous ad by design. Multi-brand rotation is available as a scheduled option through the platform — full wraps in sequence.
What happens if a module fails?
Modules are individually serviceable and every unit reports health to the platform. Service terms are set in the lease agreement.
How heavy is it?
Unit weights are not published — they vary by configuration and are confirmed at site assessment, along with floor loading and delivery access.
Stand next to one.
See the wrap, the halo and the shelves in person.