In Turpan, a custom gobo slide put zebra bars and yield text on the asphalt—so drivers could see the cue where they look.
Turpan, Xinjiang · October 2026
At a night junction in Turpan, a custom gobo slide lit zebra bars and yield text onto the road, putting the cue where drivers already look.
Field team at the Turpan crossing, Oct 2026.
Night cues were easy to miss
Shop signs and streetlamps compete for attention. On this junction, yield guidance on the road itself was hard to notice until light carried the pattern.
Aim the slide on site
Daylight checks placed the mount. At night we aimed the gobo slide so zebra bars, yield text, and pedestrian marks landed on the crossing.
Arm-mounted gobo fixture aiming the slide onto the crossing
Bright projected bars wrapping a vehicle in the crossing
Close view of yellow projected bars on the zebra stripes
Readable in real traffic
With cars and storefronts still in frame, the crossing cues stayed clear underfoot. Gobohub builds the slide that carries that cue.
Crossing cues still readable in live traffic
Bars, yield text, and pedestrian icon on the asphalt