formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Red’s announcement that it would launch a phone with a holographic display early next year prompted many questions about the device’s underlying technology. Phil Rhodes looks at what might be contained within. Source: Why phone? Unpicking Red’s Hydrogen One | … Continued
A new competition dedicated to showcasing works of projection mapping art has been launched as a co-operative venture between Amsterdam Light Festival, ISE and the RAI Amsterdam. Source: Projection mapping competition to debut at ISE 2018 – Installation
The Museum of Space History has modernised its planetarium theatre system, moving from dual IMAX projection to the SciDome 4K Laser Fulldome Planetarium System, which includes two Digital Projection INSIGHT laser 4K projectors. Source: Digital Projection charts space history in … Continued
Having previously looked at the tech developments transforming projection mapping possibilities, before revealing the factors driving these changes, Ian McMurray concludes by looking to the future. Source: Projection mapping: what does the future hold? – Installation
This is a non cinema projector, but the use of the moving image in a variety of different situations including as a User Interface is interesting Source: (2) Interesting Engineering – Home
Projection mapping can’t be described as a mission-critical AV application – but it does show the industry at its brilliant best. To kick off this special report, Ian McMurray finds out the direction in which mapping is headed. Source: Projection … Continued