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Mechdyne Corporation is partnering withDigital Projection International at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE), February 1‐3, in Amsterdam.

Mechdyne will provide support, image generation capabilities and applications tosupport a high resolution 3D dome at Digital Projection International's (DPI) booth.

The four meter wide, concave dome being demonstrated at DPI's booth utilizes fourTITAN 3D projectors at 1920 X 1200 resolution.  

The professional series 3D projectorsutilize DPI's near zero latency warp, blend and network control processor, FUSION, toperform the geometry required to turn the overlap from each projector into oneseamless image.  

In addition to providing the computer graphics cluster to drive thedisplay, Mechdyne is also providing the vGeo software product to drive the projectorsat their native resolution.  The combined technologies produce a stunningly realistic,immersive, and interactive experience.

At the show, Mechdyne and DPI will show atmospheric data from NASA and a walkthough of a dessert town provided by WorldViz, but the one‐of‐a‐kind dome solutioncould also be used for flight simulations, manufacturing design, architectural walk‐throughs, and a wide variety of other data displays.

"We are pleased to be supporting DPI at Integrated Systems Europe," commented MikeHancock, Vice President of Sales for Mechdyne.  "We design, integrate and installtechnology solutions worldwide, and it's great to have an opportunity to demonstrateour capabilities at this important event."ISE 2011 is set to be largest audio visual systems show ever held in Europe.  The show,which is expected to attract at least 30,000 attendees and 700 exhibitors, is being heldat the Amsterdam RAI.