Pixel-controllable lighting refers to a lighting system where individual pixels or light elements can be controlled independently.

These systems typically consist of an array of light sources, such as LEDs or pixels in a display, that can be individually addressed and

programmed to produce a wide range of lighting effects.

Each pixel can be programmed with specific color values, brightness levels, and timing, enabling intricate and customizable lighting displays.

MASQ's Innovative Applications:

Mastoura Tower:

Utilizing pixel-controllable lighting in the Mastoura Tower enhanced its architectural features, create captivating visual displays, and provide dynamic lighting experiences.