The original exhibition space had a dull display effect and had been in use for 5 to 6 years. The client intended to adopt new technologies to deliver an immersive viewing experience.
Based on the venue dimensions of 5m × 3m × 2.8m, five BRIDIGIT 6000-lumen laser projectors were deployed: three on wall surfaces and two on the floor, equipped with short-throw lenses to shorten installation distance. The immersive blending software supports playback of ordinary videos and comes with built-in perspective effects, enabling effortless immersive and naked-eye viewing without complicated custom promotional films.
I. What is Immersive Projection
Immersive projection relies on multi-channel edge blending and geometric correction technologies. Multiple laser engineering projectors project seamless images onto walls, floors, curved screens and special-shaped structures to create a 270°/360° wrap-around visual space.
Different from traditional single-sided large screens, immersive projection allows audiences to step inside the imagery rather than merely watching it. Combined with surround sound systems, it delivers an integrated audiovisual immersive experience. It supports naked-eye viewing and simultaneous visits by multiple people, and is widely applied in exhibition halls, cultural tourism venues and commercial spaces.
II. Core System Components
1. Display Hardware: Laser engineering projectors (short-throw / long-throw optional), projection screens / wall substrates
2. Signal Processing: Multi-channel blending processor, synchronized playback server
3. Acoustic System: Surround stereo sound matched with image sound field
4. Optional Extensions: Somatosensory interactive module, motion capture, real-time 3D rendering host
III. Mainstream Immersive Projection Forms (Most Commonly Used in Projects)
1. L-shaped Folded Screen (90° dual screen | Wall + Floor)
Cost-effective, suitable for small entrance halls and product experience zones with striking virtual-real linkage effects.
2. Triple Folded Screen (270° three-sided wall: Left + Front + Right)
A mainstream solution for corporate exhibition halls with broad field of view, ideal for corporate promotional videos, urban roaming footage and achievement showcases.
3. Four-sided Immersive Space (360° walls + floor)
Fully enclosed space with stronger immersion, suitable for light and shadow experience pavilions and simplified CAVE experience cabins.
4. Circular / Curved Screen Projection
Continuous curved surfaces, fit for cinemas and planning exhibition halls for group screenings.
5. CAVE Cave Space (Six-sided projection covering walls, floor and ceiling)
For high-end simulation, scientific research and virtual training scenarios, compatible with 3D stereoscopic imaging.
IV. Core Advantages
✅ Seamless integrated images: Blending technology eliminates splicing gaps for a consistent ultra-large viewing frame
✅ Flexible space renovation: Construction on existing walls without extensive civil engineering work
✅ Naked-eye viewing for multiple visitors: No VR headsets required, convenient for reception and tours
✅ Customizable flexible solutions: Tiered budget options ranging from small L-shaped screens to large immersive cabins
✅ Support for interactive upgrades: Human body sensors can be added to realize step-triggered and gesture interaction
✅ Stable laser light source: Capable of long-hour continuous operation for regular venue use
V. Typical Application Scenarios
- Government & enterprise digital exhibition halls, corporate brand pavilions, planning museum entrance halls
- Museums, science and technology museums, immersive experience halls in cultural tourism scenic spots
- Immersive restaurants, internet-famous light and shadow exhibition halls, temporary commercial event exhibitions
- University practical training, industrial virtual simulation, emergency deduction spaces
- Press conferences, venue light and shadow shows, multimedia themed spaces
