4K is inevitable, but these major industries are the pioneers

In the past few years, 4K technology and products have gradually matured, and their prices have become more affordable. As a result, we can see more and more 4K deployments from homes to professional environments. Although 4K is already on the verge of a prairie fire, there are still obstacles to entering the true 4K era due to limitations in visual requirements, signal sources, bandwidth and other issues.

We know that when the monitor reaches 110 inches, the 1080p close-up viewing effect will be compromised, while 4K can view more detailed content on a large-size monitor, such as browsing the details of documents, drawings, maps, and medical images in collaboration, teaching, command and control, surgery, and other environments. More importantly, 4K can display multiple images simultaneously with 8-megapixel resolution without downscaling. Therefore, some specific industries will be the first to benefit from the high pixel advantages of 4K.