AV Stumpfl will present at InfoComm screen surfaces Flex Black Proy

The Austrian manufacturer of audiovisual technology AV Stumpfl will present in Orlando its innovative Flex Black Pro screen surface material and the new features of the next version 2.0 of the media server system Pixera.

The new projection surface Flex Black Pro of AV Stumpfl will be officially released in the US. USA. at the next fair InfoComm. Black surface material delivers phenomenal black levels and impressive contrast ratio.

Jan Walter, Director of Display Sales AV Stumpfl, Explain what makes the new surface material so special.

“Normally cannot project onto a black surface satisfactorily, because the image would often be barely visible, due to lack of diffuse reflection. Flex Black Pro solves this problem and allows you to project onto black surfaces with virtually any color and dynamic gamut”.

In addition to presenting Flex Black Pro, the AV Stumpfl team will also unveil its innovative technology AnyShape, enabling AV professionals to order custom projection screens with a variety of frame shapes.

The possibility of building frames that are not rectangular such as, For example, Circles, Doughnuts or screens with rounded corners can revolutionize the way designers creatively use projection surfaces.

The President of AV Stumpfl, Todd Liedahl, highlights the creative possibilities of AnyShape.

“We are not facing a single static product, but above all a set of technologies related to projection screens that allow us to offer premium frame forms that no one else can build.. We want to give designers more options to tell exactly the stories they want to tell without being forced to think only in terms of rectangular shapes.”

Media server professionals and other InfoComm visitors interested in the latest trends in real-time rendering and show control will also have the opportunity to discover for the first time at the fair the new features of the version. 2.0 of the software Pixera.

One of the strengths of the new version is its multi-user workflow capability, which will allow media server operators to be much more flexible and efficient when working in complex installations or entertainment environments.

Multiple Pixera director licenses can be synchronized and users can choose between different levels of granularity when working in a multi-user scenario.

Complete projects can be shared in real time, or individual parts, such as warpings or timelines. If you wish, Users can also share each edit action between connected systems.

New N+1 backup options and client scheduling capabilities are additional standout features of the new Pixera software 2.0.

AV professionals interested in projection mapping will appreciate the advanced layering effects, that provide complete freedom to map pixels of content to the screens based on their position in space.

In Pixera 2.0, Each group of screens will also have an independent set of perspectives that will determine how the layers look across the screens on which they appear..

As a result, Pixera's perspective management will enable different mapping approaches for individual media assets, making it possible for some files to be displayed as 2D overlays while others are placed in a 3D space.

The Director of Global Business Development, Conor McGill, underlines the importance of the version 2.0. “This release opens a new chapter for our international user community.. The combination of so many powerful features and workflow improvements sends a clear message that the Pixera platform is here to stay.”

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