Christie projection and integrated solutions have been deployed at the National Taiwan Science Education Centre’s (NTSEC) new immersive attraction.
Known as “The Black Box”, it is the first immersive theatre in Taiwan aimed at promoting technology, academic research, and creative works by local artists and content creators.
The theatre consists of a large L-shaped projection space measuring 13 meters in width and height, with the visuals powered by Christie 4K10-HS 1DLP laser projectors, Christie Pandoras Box Software, Christie AirScan and Christie Mystique automated camera-based alignment and recalibration solution.
Dacoms Technology was appointed to install and commission all of Christie solutions in this venue.
Terence Lee, executive vice president of Dacoms Technology, stated: “The 4K10-HS and Christie Pandoras Box offer outstanding performance, enhanced by Christie Mystique, which automates the warping and blending process. This auto-alignment software is particularly useful in Taiwan, which is prone to earthquakes. With just a simple click, the operator can swiftly correct any image misalignment, ensuring a flawless display without interruption.”
Lee remarked: "We take great pride in constructing and launching Taiwan’s first L-shaped immersive projection space with stunning 8K resolution. It’s truly gratifying to create this exceptional venue using Christie’s cutting-edge projection and integrated solutions. We eagerly anticipate welcoming more content creators to utilise ‘The Black Box’, showcasing their work and demonstrating how immersive technology and art can enhance the audience experience.”
Jason Yeo, senior sales manager for Southeast Asia and Taiwan, Enterprise, Christie, concluded: “We’re deeply grateful to Dacoms Technology for their exceptional work in creating awe-inspiring immersive displays with our projection and integrated solutions at ‘The Black Box’. The dedication and expertise of the Dacoms team have truly elevated the visual experience, showcasing the remarkable fusion of technology and art.”