How does the Immersive Projection Room work?
- Decide which walls and how much floor will carry the picture.
- Position projectors overhead to cover those surfaces.
- Correct and blend the images so the surfaces read as one picture.
- Play a show from the host computer, on a loop or started by staff.
- Connect a touch or body sensor if you want visitors to affect the picture.
- Change shows between sessions, or keep one running all day.
What comes with the Immersive Projection Room?
- Projectors
- Host computer
- Geometric correction and image blending
- Optional touch or body sensor
- Mounting hardware
What space and power does the Immersive Projection Room need?
| Play area | A room with plain walls that can be darkened; size has no fixed limit and follows your floor plan |
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| Mounting height | Enough height to mount projectors overhead; confirmed from your measurements |
| Power | Power points at the projector positions and the equipment area |
| Network | Not required for playback |
Immersive Projection Room specifications
| Coverage and resolution | Unlimited |
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| Projector count | Unlimited, with geometric correction and blending |
| Lighting conditions | Moderate or less |
| Interaction type | Optional, support touch or body sensor |
Where is the Immersive Projection Room used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Immersive Projection Room: questions buyers ask
What is the difference between touch and body sensor in this room?
In the Immersive Projection Room, touch reacts when a hand meets a wall, while a body sensor reads where a person stands or moves in the room. Choose touch for walls, or a body sensor for whole-room movement.
Can the Immersive Projection Room run without any sensor?
Yes. Interaction is optional, so the Immersive Projection Room can simply play a looped show. You can add a sensor later if you decide visitors should affect the picture. Adding the sensor later is simpler if cable routes and power are planned at the start.
How many projectors will my room need?
The Immersive Projection Room has no fixed number. The count follows the surface area, the ceiling height and the sharpness you want, and we work it out from your floor plan before quoting.
Is the room suitable for one visitor or a group?
The Immersive Projection Room works for a single visitor or a group, since the picture surrounds the whole space. Group size is limited by floor area and venue safety rules rather than by the equipment.
What happens to the picture if a visitor stands in front of a projector?
In the Immersive Projection Room a visitor can cast a shadow on a wall when standing between it and a projector. Overhead mounting and blended coverage reduce this, and we plan positions to keep shadows small.
Can the room be dismantled and rebuilt elsewhere?
The Immersive Projection Room is installed to suit one space. Moving it means re-aiming projectors and re-running the blending. Tell us if you expect to relocate and we plan a mounting method that eases it. Mounting can be on trusses or ceiling brackets, depending on the room.