Barco, a global leader in visualization technology, and 3D perception, a designer and supplier of turn-key seamless visual display systems and technologies continue their long-standing partnership with the adoption of Barco’s newest simulation projector for their latest multi-system contract for military jet trainers.
“3D perception is recognized throughout our global industry for precision-driven and highly reliable, high-performance display systems,” says Knut Krogstad, CEO of 3D perception. “To attain this level of trust and recognition, we work with technology developers who share our own drive towards pixel perfection, and this is the reason we continue to work with the Barco Simulation team. The FL40-4K was by far the best choice for this advanced fast jet application and is superior to anything available on the market today in its class.”
High image quality, low total cost of ownership
Barco’s solid-state illumination projectors like the FL40 and F70 series offer the world’s most stunning images at native WQXGA and up to 4K (3840 x 2400) resolution. With the high frame rate processing and integrated adjustable SRP™ Smear Reduction Processing of Barco Pulse, smooth, fast-moving images are assured. Using the latest in solid-state illumination technology with no moving parts the products offer the most powerful and long-lasting performance, even when run 24/7. Barco’s simulation projection products offer the lowest total cost of ownership for a projector and highest price/performance rating available.
“The partnership between 3D perception and Barco spans many years and deep levels of trust and mutual respect have been created over this time,” says Dave Fluegeman, VP, Simulation at Barco. “Because of this, we understand their business and challenges, and can work efficiently with their team to develop the right solution for any segment of the training and simulation market. Our scalable line of simulation projectors integrates seamlessly with 3D perception technology to provide a truly stunning visual display system experience.”
