"In Digital Projection we have developed the technology of projection of the future", says Miguel Ceresuela

Innovation in laser projection in designs, luminosity and, chiefly, its new head technology define the participation of Digital Projection in the recent and latest edition of ISE at the Amsterdam RAI.

With more than twenty-seven years innovating in laser projection technology, Digital Projection has demonstrated again in Ise 2020 The advances and developments that place the manufacturer as a benchmark in this industry.

Miguel Ceresuela, Digital Projection Engineer, explains to Digital AV In the attached video how they have gone a step further in modular laser projection, whose exponent is the Satellite MLS team, with the new head technology. "We have 'cut' a projector and separated the laser light source in a place where it does not have so many space or noise limitations..

The company has shown the professionals who have visited its stand at the event an Insight system of 3DLP and 4K quality, with four laser modules, each of them 10.000 Lumens and your own cooling system, "Which means sending a total of 40.000 lumens -he explains-. Thanks to this we only send a fiber optic cable directly to the projector, which can be as short as 10 meters and up to 100 long. So we can put as many heads as we want, in the most suitable location".

This innovation "has been developed entirely by Digital Projection, There is no other on the market, and we believe it is the projection technology of the future. It is the best way to reduce the size of the team and, fundamentally, Win in the colorimetry that gives you to have red lasers, green and blue directly, without having to use a match wheel", says Ceresuela.

The company also had two smaller heads at its stand., operating in blending, each with 5.000 lumens "and our goal is to continue working on further reducing its size", to show professionals that "you can have as many laser heads and modules as you need, depending on the luminosity required".

Another novelty has been the Insight 8K projector, with a power of 37.000 Lumens, along with the successful E-vision 21K model, "the brightest of 1 DLP chip on the market, that uses red and blue lasers, with which the saturation of the colors is greatly improved", along with its large format 4K Led screen.

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