Flat, curved and flexible LED
Surfaces of different proportions and geometries, integrated into each exhibitor’s space. Walls, ribbons, totems and custom formats within a multi-booth implementation.
PROJECT CASE STUDY · BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
A joint project by GLMedia + Eventos Globales
GLMedia and Eventos Globales worked together on the technical implementation of 12 booths at Argentina Oil & Gas Expo 2025. The project brought together 40 LED surfaces and 415 m² of image area, with flat, curved and custom formats, synchronized playback and audiovisual services adapted to each space.

Joint project scope documented in the overview video: 415 m², approximately 4,470 sq ft of LED image area at AOG 2025.
GLMEDIA × EVENTOS GLOBALES
Within one exhibition, each booth called for a different way to communicate: a frontage visible from the aisles, a curved display integrated into the design, multiple surfaces with coordinated content or an interview space. The work was not about repeating the same screen twelve times, but adapting the technology to the design and use of each space.
GLMedia and Eventos Globales worked jointly on implementing these systems. LED was a central component, accompanied by processing, media servers, dedicated players and video control. At the booths that required it, the scope also included lighting, reference audio, power distribution, TVs and touch displays.
The videos show the result in operation: displays integrated into booth forms, content appearing across different frontages and audiovisual systems alongside visitor movement and exhibition activity. This is a technical collaboration case in Argentina, carried out during the 2025 edition of AOG.
AOG 2025 · GLMEDIA
An overview published on GLMedia’s official channel on September 3, 2026. The footage is from AOG 2025 in Buenos Aires.
The reel visits booths with flat, curved, flexible and custom displays. It presents the project totals and combines footage of the spaces with titles about playback, video control and technical services. It is a visual overview of the implementation; the entries below show each booth separately.
THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE IMAGE
Surfaces of different proportions and geometries, integrated into each exhibitor’s space. Walls, ribbons, totems and custom formats within a multi-booth implementation.
Media servers and dedicated players to distribute and play content across the intended surfaces. The overall scope documents synchronized playback and video control; it does not imply that all booths shared a single program.
Lighting, reference audio and power distribution at selected booths. These systems support communication and operation within the space; equipment and configurations vary by case.
TVs, monitors and touch displays complete selected spaces, adding information points, complementary content and interaction alongside the LED surfaces.
THE PROJECT, BOOTH BY BOOTH
Each entry combines a booth video and a description of its solution: from a display integrated into the frontage to curved systems, totems and multiple surfaces. Choose a brand to explore the work in detail.
Flat and curved surfaces integrated into the booth frontage, with brand content visible from different visitor routes. The footage also documents lighting, power and reference audio.
Open video · AXION / Pan American Energy ↗An LED display integrated into the booth frontage to show company content. The case documents a 2 × 1.5 m solution, supported by TVs, lighting, power and reference audio.
Open video · BTU ↗Two custom-format displays: an upper ribbon and a surface at visitor level. The combination supports messaging from the aisle and more detailed content inside the space.
Open video · Contreras ↗An LED display and monitors integrated into the booth. The video documents a dedicated 32 A power board and distributed reference audio; the board rating is not the system’s measured power consumption.
Open video · Equipel ↗The footage presents nine LED surfaces: eight faceted displays and a central curved wall. These are combined with playback and video control, lighting, power, TVs and reference audio.
Open video · Pluspetrol ↗Two P2.6 LED walls in an L-shaped configuration support a conversation and interview space. The image occupies the background of the setting without requiring a single front-facing screen.
Open video · Río Negro ↗An LED display integrated into the booth’s visitor route, with visitor-facing content. The technical record includes two touch TVs, lighting, audio and power as part of the booth solution.
Open video · SACDE ↗A 3 × 2 m P2.6 LED display, documented at a resolution of 1,152 × 768 pixels. Audiovisual content is integrated into the booth frontage and supports the presentation of industrial services.
Open video · Segar / Polyar ↗A curved wall is combined with eight LED totems and different content formats. The overview identifies a P2.6 system with playback; the case also documents lighting, power, TVs and reference audio.
Open video · Secco ↗Video content is presented within a circular design element, alongside a separate horizontal surface. The case documents audiovisual integration, lighting, power, TVs and reference audio.
Open video · Compañía Mega ↗Two 5 × 2 m displays, totaling 20 m², with 1,280 × 512 pixels per display according to the technical record. The scope includes power distribution, TVs and reference audio.
Open video · TGN ↗Large-format LED surfaces for corporate and energy-sector content. The walkthrough shows multiple image locations and a technical scope that also includes lighting, power and sound.
Open video · YPF ↗Argentina Oil & Gas Expo 2025 took place September 8–11, 2025, at La Rural in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Those are the event dates; this case’s overview video was published in September 2026.
The technical implementation of the 12 documented booths, with 40 LED surfaces, 415 m² of image area, playback and video control. Selected booths also included lighting, reference audio, power, TVs, monitors and touch displays.
No. The project combined flat, curved, flexible and custom-format surfaces. The footage includes LED walls, ribbons, totems and displays integrated into different booth geometries.
The joint scope included playback and video-control systems and, depending on the booth, other technical disciplines. The entries show what was documented for each case, without automatically assigning the same package to all twelve booths.
Yes. GLMedia provides event technology and AV technical services for production companies, agencies, exhibit builders, organizers and clients. Share the floor plan, city, content and dates to define the solution and working team.
Joint technical implementation: GLMedia and Eventos Globales. Booth brands and designs belong to their respective owners. This page documents the technical work shown and does not attribute organization of the entire exhibition or complete construction of all booths to the companies.
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Tell us the city, dates, booth or event floor plan and what each surface needs to show. We can define an LED, video and AV technical solution to work with your team.