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One of the best performing projectors in the simulation market is the ProSim projector (also known as the Zoro projector) manufactured by Rockwell Collins. According to officials at I/ITSEC 2015, the company has now sold over 2000 of these projectors. But it is growing a little old and there was no news of an upgrade … Read more
At I/ITSEC 2015, Rockwell Collins announced a new project called the WholeEarth Synthetic Database, which, as you might suspect, is a database of the entire Earth. They are not the first ones to attempt to do this, but they are doing it in a way that has a manageable file size and cost, while offering … Read more
Operation Blended Warrior is a 20-company Live Virtual Constructed exercise on the I/ITSEC trade show floor covering 3 days with a specific scenario.
KDX (KangDe Xin composite material co., Ltd.), the global market leader of high-resolution 3D Technology, announced today that it will launch K3DX – the new glasses-free 3D Technology at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) next week. High resolution K3DX 3D Technology lets everyone enjoy 3D content anywhere/anytime, without the need of uncomfortable 3D glasses. K3DX … Read more
Scalable Display has a new concept called a Huddlewall that uses a novel technology from Anoto to facilitate interactive whiteboard collaboration.
3D version – One of the more impressive demos at I/TSEC 2015 was a light field display from Third Dimension Technologies. This is a glasses-free 3D display that has a very big eyebox (12 inches) and very nice stereo effect. (see 2D version – Third Dimension Technologies Shows Improved Light Field Display at IITSEC 2015)
One of the more impressive demos at I/TSEC 2015 was a lght field display from Third Dimension Technologies. This is a glasses-free 3D display that has a very big eyebox (12 inches) and very nice stereo effect. (see 3D version for view in stereo 3D – 3D version – Third Dimension Technologies Shows Improved Light … Read more
JVC is part of the trend to move from lamp-based projectors to solid-state projectors – those using LEDs or laser-phosphor light sources. At I/ITSEC 2015, JVC explained their laser phosphor technology and benefits for the simulation market.
Christie’s new Accuframe Pro allows a 120 fps refresh rate with minimal motion blur using a 60 fps input and without loss of brightness using a black frame insertion technique.
JVC and Boeing have been working on e-shift technology for the simulation market for a few years. At I/ITSEC 2015, they showed for the first time, a prototype 8K resolution e-shift projector that uses a laser phosphor light source.
Boeing does a nice job of explaining how they built up a very complex synthetic database for flight simulators using multiple inputs and layers.
JVC showed a demonstration using a laser phosphor projector and 10-bit data with a modified Perceptual Quantizer (PQ) EOTF (like a gamma curve) that is needed to properly render high dynamic range content.
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