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Kogakuin University deploys Christie laser projector for 'kinetic wall'
March 9, 2021
Kogakuin University, a technology university in Tokyo, Japan, has deployed Christie's D4K40-RGB 3DL laser projector for 3D projection mapping area comprising a "kinetic wall," according to a press release.
The kinetic wall is 16-meters wide by 8.5-meters tall and featured 180 modular cubes that can move back and forth individually. The projector can deliver data visualization through audio, video and lighting effects.
"There is a characteristic open ceiling space up to the 4th floor of the atrium and it is a place that reflects the ideas of Kogakuin University, which allows members of each faculty to express themselves experimentally, as well as generate new ideas and concepts," a spokesperson from Kogakuin University, said in the release. "This 'kinetic wall' is an extension of this creative process, and through the combination of various technologies such as 3D projection mapping, new life and energy can be injected into our renewed campus."
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