Laser lights are categorized into industrial-grade and entertainment-grade types. Among the latter, stage laser lights are core equipment in the performance industry, further divided by color into single-color, dual-color, and full-color (RGB) variants. Industrial laser lights prioritize high power and stability, suitable for outdoor scenarios like landmark lighting and mountain contouring. In contrast, stage laser lights pursue extreme dynamic effects and color performance, widely used in concerts, theater performances, large-scale galas, and other events. Common models include full-color scanning, beam moving head, and pattern projection stage laser lights. In terms of control methods, stage laser lights mainly adopt professional DMX control, supplemented by sound-activated and auto-run modes. The sound-activated mode uses AI audio analysis chips to accurately capture music rhythms and generate real-time synchronized light effects. Small-scale stage performances typically use 10-15W stage laser lights, while large concerts require 20W full-color equipment, paired with professional ILDA software for complex animation programming and multi-light synchronization.