BARCO : New HD digital mirror system boosts creativity for shows and exhibits
June 21, 2014 at 12:04 am IST
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Barco proudly announces a new projector accessory that empowers show designers with total creative freedom to direct sharp, detailed HD images anywhere on stage or within an exhibit. From installations to rental and staging, the new MMS takes visual spectaculars to a new level, providing customers with a host of options for programming dynamic, artistic shows. Using a large, custom front surface and optically flat mirror, the MMS quickly and easily delivers pristine HD images at the command of the designer.
The MMS System was developed by High End Systems, a Barco company, leveraging its optical and media server expertise. The high-definition digital mirror system attaches to Barco's HDX, HDF and HDQ series large-venue projectors, and is available in two versions: the MMS-100 includes an Axon HD media server onboard with the mirror and the MMS-200 features only the mirror component.
"The MMS is a liberating tool that show designers will love for its unlimited creative possibilities, ease of set-up and increased flexibility," comments William Morris, Vice President Venues & Hospitality for Barco. "The ability to remotely position - with incredible accuracy - any image presented by the brightest projectors in the world, is an incredible step forward.
See it at InfoComm today in the Barco booth C6308!
Barco NV is a Belgium-based technology company, which specializes in the design and development of professional visualization equipment and solutions. The company offers its products in such operating segments as Entertainment (primarily active in the field of digital cinema), Enterprise (including the control rooms and the corporate activity) and Healthcare (dedicated to the high-resolution visualization segments of radiology and mammography and IP-connectivity solutions for the surgical room).
The company's products range includes display monitors, projectors, video walls, image processing and connectivity and interactivity software.