Blend & Warp – Display Daily

Christie Mystique solves two multi-projector problems

by Bob Raikes

What They Say AV Magazine reported that Christie’s camera-based Mystique system for automatic warping and blending of multiple projectors has been upgraded to version 2.5. There are two new features: The system can compensate …

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Christie Shows Content Generation & Display

by Bob Raikes

Christie was showing its Mystique Install technology which can use cameras to perform auto-calibration without the need for special test patterns. A new feature is Christie Guardian which is an ‘always on’, always running …

Esterline Emphasises Range of Solutions

by Bob Raikes

Esterline was at the show and had a sample of its full range of offerings which go right up to full simulators that cost $1.5 million. Esterline’s Noctis optical blender works with visible & …

Esterline Highlights Deployable Dome Solution

by Chris Chinnock

Esterline Simulation Visual Systems, the simulation integration company spun out of Barco, was at I/ITSEC 2017 highlighting its new five-channel TD-550 deployable dome display system and the NOCTIS edge-blending solution in a two-channel configuration. …

GBvi Shows New Blending Technology

by Chris Chinnock

GBvi is a UK-based company that has developed a very nice niche in the simulation market – optical edge-blending technology. (GBVI Gets Good References) Edge blending is needed when multiple projectors are used to …

Tags:Blend & Warp| I/ITSEC 2017| Large Display Monitor| Simulation| Vol 24 - Issue 46

LDM Vol 24 Issue 40 Round-up

by Bob Raikes

Eizo has said that it has two new stands (MDS-T191 and MDS-T261) that are compatible with its range of 19″ and 25.5″ marine monitors. Both stands, when combined with compatible monitors, comply with the …

GBVI Gets Good References

by Bob Raikes

Both Sony and Canon were keen to mention that they were using optical blending with their projectors that was developed by GBVI of the UK, an unusual accolade from two companies that are very …

Tags:Blend & Warp| ITEC 2017| Large Display Monitor| Projectors| Vol 24 - Issue 19

Canon Shows Blended 4K Displays

by Bob Raikes

Canon was showing the 4K600STZ which is a 6,000 ANSI lumen DCI 4K projector in a blended application and based on its LCOS chips. The company announced the projector last year and we saw …

Domeprojection Uses Analysis for Blend Masks

by Bob Raikes

Domeprojection (which is part of the same group as Project:syntropy) was showing an innovative system for making blending optical masks. Blending can be peformed on projectors using the digital controls in the projector to …

Tags:Blend & Warp| ITEC 2017| Large Display Monitor| Simulation| Vol 24 - Issue 19

Scalable Display Spins Off Huddlewall

by Chris Chinnock

Scalable Display Technologies says it will spin off its Huddlewall collaboration display business, selling it to Sweden-based Hoylu AB. The multi-projector blending and warping products will continue with the Scalable name and a new …

Tags:Blend & Warp| Collaboration| Large Display Monitor| Scalable Display Technologies| Vol 24 - Issue 17

Training & Simulation Display Summit Conference Announced

by Chris Chinnock

Insight Media is pleased to support the 2017 Training & Simulation Display Summit on Sept. 27-28, 2017, at the Rockwell Collins Simulation and Training Solutions facility in Sterling, Virginia. The event will focus on …

Training & Simulation Display Summit Conference Announced

by Chris Chinnock