Installers can use ProAssist from a computer or tablet via a network to fine-tune each projector to correct any misalignments, saving them from making time-consuming, manual adjustments to individual projectors. Whether the illuminist is using stacking, edge blending, or projection mapping techniques, ProAssist ensures uniformity across the entire image. ProAssist is professional-grade, easy to use adjustment and control solution for brilliant and coordinated projection from multiple installation projectors. I better start a little more in the midrange since I have no idea what I'm doing, lol.CHICAGO-( BUSINESS WIRE)- NEC Display Solutions of America, a leading provider of commercial display and projector solutions, today announced an expansion of features, capabilities, and availability of the ProAssist TM projector software solution.Įxpanding the number of projectors that its software is compatible with, ProAssist can now provide projection perfection to the NEC NP-PA803UL / NP-PA703UL (Firmware version 1.12 or later), NP-PA804UL / NP-PA1004UL, NP-PX803UL (Firmware version 1.11 or later), NP-PX1004UL (Firmware version 1.07 or later), and the NP-PX1005QL / NP-PH2601QL / NP-PH3501QL. I'm researching Warpalizer and Pixelwix as the main edge blending software.

Using our knowledge of how to properly set up a theater environment (black velvet to eat light/etc), we should be able to get the most out of a simulation setup. This guy's edge blending is not very good, but you get the idea: Basically it edge blends projectors (so basically a huge bezel-less setup). If you want to find more interesting videos on this, search for Warpalizer on youtube.

The bonus to that is those projectors are only $700 or so, so you can double/triple them up for a reasonable price. For that, I'm considering the Optoma 1080GT or any 1080p short throw projector with minimal lag time. We can see why higher vertical resolution is good, because you're typically seated close to these projected images. This guy uses a track IR hat to control what's visible on the screen (so when he looks right, left, up, or down, the game interprets those as mouse/keyboard movements):

Up until a few years ago, I think there were only a few dozen in the world (that seem to participate in discussion online) about the concept. It truly is awesome, but there's limited information.

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