Noparde combines water ripple projection lamps with logo projection lamps to reimagine static text logos—overlaying fluid water textures onto brand typography to add dynamism and flexibility. This solution solves the "static visual fatigue" problem, making logos more eye-catching in retail, hospitality, and event scenarios.

Noparde combines industrial gobo logo projectors with linear laser lights to create a robust safety solution for factories and warehouses. This blog explores how the duo works together to mark hazards, define walkways, and improve compliance—addressing the limitations of traditional safety signage in high-traffic industrial environments.

Responding to customer demand for non-permanent mounting options, Noparde has developed two new gobo projectors: a tripod-mounted desktop model and a freestanding floor version. This blog dives into the technical R&D process—from bracket engineering to stability testing—highlighting how these devices balance flexibility, adjustability, and projection performance.

Noparde, a leader in outdoor projection technology, has successfully concluded a series of intensive field tests for its new beach-focused interactive projection system. Conducted over two weeks at a coastal testing site in southern Spain—chosen for its real-world challenges of sand, saltwater, and variable lighting—the trials focused on refining two critical capabilities: outdoor motion sensing accuracy and seamless touch-response integration. The results confirm the system’s ability to deliver reliable, immersive interactions even in the harsh, unpredictable conditions of beach environments, marking a key milestone for public leisure and tourism venue applications.

Noparde, a leader in innovative lighting and projection technology, introduces its Fake Window Pattern Projector—an indoor decor device that combines the brand’s signature focus on immersive projection with a fresh, natural design. By casting lifelike window-like light and shadow onto walls, this dual-function piece turns blank spaces into inviting, nature-inspired focal points, perfect for windowless rooms, small apartments, or anyone seeking to upgrade their home’s aesthetic.

As a rare lunar eclipse dazzled viewers worldwide on September 8, 2025, Noparde's advanced Gobo projectors emerge as a unique way to replicate the celestial spectacle. With the eclipse visible across vast swathes of the globe, from Asia to Antarctica, Noparde's technology brings the moon's gradual transformation to commercial and creative settings, offering an innovative twist on the natural wonder.

A newly developed manual lens shutter is revolutionizing water-themed projections by enabling projection lamp users to reshape circular water ripples into realistic, river-like striped effects. The precision-engineered component lets users manually block light on one or both sides of the lens, preserving the natural flow of water while adapting the projection to linear spaces—no complex digital tools required.

In the world of projection lighting, heat management isn’t just a technical detail—it’s the backbone of reliability. Over the past year, our engineering team has been inundated with valuable feedback from clients using our GD and GS series projectors, particularly in high-power models (80W–150W). Their insights highlighted a clear need: our heat sinks needed to evolve to meet the demands of real-world applications. What followed was a rigorous redesign of our cooling systems, rooted in solving the very challenges our customers faced daily. This blog breaks down the technical "why" behind our recent heat sink upgrades, connecting client experiences to the engineering solutions we’ve implemented.

Noparde’s latest trials on combining multiple safety warning projections have yielded impressive results. The integrated approach proved far more effective than single alerts in various high-risk scenarios, marking a new standard in hazard communication.

There’s something inherently captivating about the natural world—the way birds soar through the sky with effortless grace, or how leaves drift down from trees, dancing in the wind. Now, thanks to Noparde’s dynamic projection technology, these fleeting moments of nature can be recreated in any space, turning parks, plazas, and even indoor venues into immersive havens that spark joy and wonder.​

Noparde has conducted successful tests using thermal - sensing laser lights to assess the interactive of its projected "broken bridge". The tests confirm the system's high - precision motion detection, highlighting its potential in safety training, entertainment, and more.