gizmodo.com — This is the ultra-high resolution multi-projector VR system that will be used for training at the Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. Built by Lockheed Martin, it uses Mersive Sol Server technology to automatically and seamlessly combine multiple projectors in one gigantabolous immersive display
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magiccakeOct 27, 2007
...Where the hell did that come from?
complexiumOct 27, 2007
How about a picture without using a fisheye lens? Deceiving image..
diseaseOct 28, 2007
More dots, throw more dots, more dots.
dustedotnetOct 28, 2007
Down the bottom of the page douchebag.
tssaloicNov 3, 2007
What Can't HDTV do?
willaballaFeb 2, 2009
I would like to buy one. Anyone know how much? gonna have to hit up lockheed martin and say, "make me three, and update the technology and make it even better than the militarys, im loaded bit*hes."
Closed AccountMar 6, 2010
I have been doing multiple projectors projections for years, about 8. Yesterday I was actually demonstrating the new technology we are using to achieve maximum result. I regularly do resolution like 5180x1080 or 6300x1080 on large panoramic screens and that has got to be the single ugliest projector blend I have seen to date, colors were awful to a point where you could see each projector in the final image just by looking at the color shift, the seam was very visible with some awfull pixel distortion, I mean they basically put 5 projectors, roughly aligned them and used warping tools to achieve their results.Don't get me wrong warping will be necessary but at least learn to freakin place, align and geometrically correct your projectors, try and match colors and at the very last resort use warping, that was just brutal... almost as awful as auto stack, if you can get auto stack to actually work...If you want a very nice projector blend with MUCH higher resolution look at this (they are using industrial silos as the projection screen, largest in the world today):<a class="user" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlCxNffVxEc&amp;feature=related" rel="nofollow">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlCxNffVxEc&amp;fea ...</a>You want high res but no blend (LED wall) then look at this:<a class="user" href="http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/06/02/video-comcasts-2100-foot-hd-video-wall/" rel="nofollow">http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/06/02/video-comcast ...</a>