Fanlight Runs the World's Concert Lightsticks — and It's Fully Self-Funded
Fanlight, the self-funded Korean firm behind synced K-pop lightsticks, sets up stadium-scale wireless LED crowds in 90 minutes and opened a U.S. office in 2024.
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Fanlight, the self-funded Korean firm behind synced K-pop lightsticks, sets up stadium-scale wireless LED crowds in 90 minutes and opened a U.S. office in 2024.
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