Check it out! The light poles at Universal Studios Beijing are incredibly competitive.

In mid-September, the highly anticipated Universal Beijing Resort finally opened. It is said that admission tickets sold out within one minute, demonstrating its immense popularity.

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Universal Studios Beijing is the largest Universal Studios theme park in Asia and will be the largest globally in the future, with a total area of 4 square kilometers—twice the size of Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. In the first four days of the National Day holiday alone, it welcomed over 105,000 visitors! If you’ve already visited Universal Studios, have you noticed that although the park is packed with people, the network connectivity remains smooth and uninterrupted?

In fact, in Phase I of Universal Studios Beijing, 15 macro base stations, 20 lamp-post micro base stations, and a 750,000 m² indoor distribution system have already been built, enabling full 5G coverage across the park. These base stations adopt a "station without visible station" approach, seamlessly integrating with the seven themed areas of Universal Studios, making them difficult to identify without close observation.

Therefore, the base stations we usually see may look like this:

However, at Universal Studios Beijing, the base stations we see may look like this:

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It could also be an image like this:

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As the natural carrier for 5G base stations, the smart light poles in Universal Studios are like they've been enchanted, transforming into forms we never imagined.

Even ordinary streetlights are meticulously designed to match the distinct styles of different zones—talk about intense competition! To capture visitors' attention, once-plain lamp posts are now crafted in a dazzling variety of designs. These days, even lamp posts are vying for attention with their unique flair!

Don't believe it? Keep reading to find out.

All images above are from: China Light Network - Hong Bing

Among them, in the scenic area themed around "Transformers", there is a wide variety of light poles with complex shapes. The design adopts a concept that combines technology and modern techniques, giving it a strong sense of technology and futurism. According to the introduction, the interior of the light poles adopts electromechanical modules and data integration methods, involving up to 7 systems, making the structure very complex. Through continuous communication, a large amount of information work such as precise selection of materials and textures for the themed light poles was integrated, ultimately achieving the final creative effect.

After reading this, I wonder if you share my realization: so lamp post design can be like this?! In fact, an ordinary lamp post, if designed with full consideration of the park's style, can become a unique feature and even turn into a popular photo spot!

Text source: Smart Pole Talk, etc. Image sources are indicated in the article.