Inside Samsung’s 100-Inch TV Megafactory | How Giant Screens Are Built

Step inside a Samsung 100-inch TV megafactory environment and experience how ultra-large television screens are built from raw materials to finished displays.
This video visually documents the large-screen manufacturing process commonly associated with Samsung-class facilities, including glass substrate preparation, cleanroom processing, advanced panel fabrication, robotic assembly, calibration, inspection, and final packaging.
There is no narration and no music — only real industrial sound.
Every robotic movement, conveyor transfer, calibration cycle, and inspection pass is shown exactly as it would occur inside a modern high-tech display factory.
You’ll witness: • Cleanroom panel handling
• Precision display layer formation
• Automated robotic assembly
• Burn-in testing and calibration
• Final protective crating of massive screens
This is a pure factory-floor experience, designed for viewers who enjoy industrial documentaries, manufacturing processes, and factory ASMR.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER (IMPORTANT)
This video is a visual industrial documentary created for educational and illustrative purposes only.
• The factory environment, machinery, and workflows shown are representative of Samsung-style large-screen manufacturing processes, but may include visual reconstructions, simulations, or generalized industry practices.
• This content is not an official Samsung factory tour and is not sponsored, endorsed, or approved by Samsung Electronics.
• Manufacturing sequences, layouts, and technologies may vary across Samsung facilities and production lines.
• All brand names are used strictly for descriptive and informational context.
This video is intended for audiences interested in: • Samsung display technology
• Large-screen TV production
• Cleanroom manufacturing
• High-tech factories
• Industrial ASMR (no music, no voiceover)
Watch closely — this is how next-generation giant screens are made.
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