The European manufacturer of immersive display solutions Simulation Displays has presented the curved screen Copper Curved in the framework of the itEC military security and simulation contest 2013, held at the end of last May in Rome.

Simulation Displays ITEC 2013

SD Copper Curved is a fully immersive low-cost display of Simulation Displays (Sd), combining a panoramic and hemispherical display with a projector, integrated in a small dome, which provides a field of display of 150 degrees horizontally and 66 vertically, in high resolution.

This desktop screen, for one or two users, integrates a professional single-chip 3D DLP projector with high resolution (1.920×1.200 Pixels) in 3D of ProjectionDesign (model F35 AS3D), and VBS2 software, an open platform for training and simulation in a three-dimensional environment of Bohemia Interactive Simulations.

Simulation Displays CobraMade of a thermo-moldable plastic and coated with aluminum, the display is supported by a rigid steel frame to support a heavy projector, while it is easy to transport and assemble for use in multiple applications such as flight simulation or automotive, military education or applications, Etc.

Simulation Displays shared its space in this contest with the North American company Immersive Display Solutions (IDSI), manufacturer of immersive dome displays for 3D environments and display fabrics, which together showed a transportable system that can be installed in less than a day, three meters in diameter.

This immersive dome offers a field of view of 220 horizontal degrees (FOV) and 90 vertically, which was illuminated with six ProjectionDesign FL35 Led projectors (PD), each with WQXGA resolution (2.560×1.600 Pixels) of resolution.

The first shown in the contest with this development was its execution with the software of Scalable Display Technologies to autocap multiple digital projectors with the monitor on all possible system types, as an image generator, to a scalable desktop, Etc.

Simulation Displays ITEC 2013


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by • 12 Jun, 2013
• section: display, Events, projection, simulation