This makes it fail-safe, which is not the case for single-lamp devices. At present, this is the only projector in the world that can reproduce native 4K content in 3D with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, thanks to its TruLife electronics.Įric Küpper, Managing Director at Viscon, explains: "We decided to use the Christie Mirage 304K because it is an extremely high-performance, latest-generation 4K projector and, on top of that, features a modular lamp system. A Christie Mirage 304K active stereo projector is used in the lab. This image size calls for a projector with the highest resolution and light output so that users can still tightly zoom in on and edit the most minute details. This is particularly important for aircraft construction, since this virtual display does away with the need for creating costly models. The 6-metre-wide and 3.18-metre-high rear projection screen created by Viscon leaves enough space to display even large objects in their original dimensions. The VR system at ZAL is designed so that a main player can present the displayed objects using a tracking system and thereby interact with them, while the other participants can dive into the virtual world with the help of active shutter glasses and follow events as they unfold. 3D projection with an active shutter system Viscon is a long-time Christie® partner and specialises in designing and implementing high-end virtual reality and visual simulation projection systems.
At the heart of the VR area stands a 4K 3D powerwall, planned and installed by Viscon GmbH, along with an adjacent meeting room in which up to 32 people can experience complex aviation and space travel projects in 3D. Joint usage of research infrastructures such as the VR laboratory by various partners is part of ZAL's working concept – in fact, this aim has been made explicit.
These include a large VR laboratory as well as a conference centre, complete with auditorium and 'innovation marketplace', which provides room for presenting and exhibiting the latest products. A number of research infrastructures to this end are housed in the 26,000-square-metre technology centre. One of the focal points in this endeavour is the integration and industrialisation of innovative aviation technologies. The centre's stated goal is to continue to further develop the world's third-largest site for civil aviation and to pool knowledge and expertise at a single location. At ZAL, Hamburg's Center of Applied Aeronautical Research, players from the fields of science and economics come together with the City of Hamburg. Hamburg is one of Europe's most important sites for the civil aviation industry.
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