- In November 2024, Saudi Arabia’s Noor Riyadh Festival, one of the largest light art festivals globally, featured over 120 installations, including large-scale 3D projection mapping displays across heritage landmarks such as King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) and Al-Murabba Palace. The event used Barco UDX-4K32 projectors in collaboration with international and regional artists, demonstrating the growing scale of immersive urban projection in the kingdom.
- In October 2024, the AlUla Moments festival series in Saudi Arabia integrated architectural projection mapping on ancient sandstone formations and tombs at Hegra, combining storytelling with conservation. The installations, developed with Panasonic high-lumen projectors, aligned with the country's Vision 2030 tourism and cultural diversification goals.
- In December 2023, Dubai Festival City Mall launched an upgraded version of its “IMAGINE” multimedia show, now incorporating AI-powered projection mapping using Panasonic PT-RQ50K 4K projectors. The show delivered synchronized projections, water, and light effects on a 360-degree waterfront canvas, highlighting the integration of advanced mapping technologies in retailtainment.
- In May 2023, Cairo International Book Fair introduced interactive projection mapping walls developed by local creative tech firms in collaboration with Epson Middle East. The installation allowed users to interact with book-related visuals through motion sensors, promoting digital literacy and cultural engagement in educational contexts.
