Immersive Space
Immersive Space: Beyond Viewing, Stepping into a Sensory Extravaganza
An immersive space is a panoramic experiential system that utilizes multi-channel projection, surround sound fields, and interactive sensing technologies to transform physical environments—such as rooms or exhibition halls—including walls, floors, and even ceilings into dynamic digital canvases. It transcends the confines of traditional screens by fully enveloping the audience within digital content, creating a breathtaking sense of presence that transcends reality and marks a paradigm shift from passive “viewer” to active “participant.”
Panoramic Envelopment and Sensory Immersion: Through seamless integration of multiple high-definition projectors, the visuals extend across the entire field of view, forming a boundaryless visual environment. Coupled with professional surround sound systems, the experience fully engages both sight and hearing, allowing the audience to truly “step into” the narrative.
Deep Storytelling and Emotional Resonance: The expansive scale and all-encompassing perspective make it an ultimate medium for conveying grand or intricate narratives. Whether traversing the cosmos, exploring ocean depths, or wandering through historical epochs, the system evokes a powerful sense of presence and emotional connection.
Interactive Engagement and Dynamic Narration: Equipped with radar, Kinect, or infrared sensing systems, the space captures viewers’ movements, gestures, and postures. Their actions influence the visual content in real time—footsteps may ripple across surfaces, hand gestures may trigger blooms of flowers—enabling each participant to become the protagonist of a uniquely evolving story.
Ultimate Flexibility and Versatile Content: A single space can instantly switch themes according to need—transforming from an enchanted forest to a futuristic metropolis in moments. It serves as a universal stage, offering sustained novelty and long-term value through interchangeable digital content.
Modular Design for Multi-Scenario Adaptation: Customizable as 270-degree, 360-degree, or hybrid configurations incorporating LED elements, the system can be tailored to various venue sizes and budget requirements.
Immersive Projection Space: Basic Parameter Configuration Overview
| Configuration Category | Specific Parameters and Explanations |
|---|---|
| 🖥️ Visual Display System | |
| Projection Method | • Front Projection: Projectors are located outside the viewing area, less prone to obstruction, easier maintenance. • Rear Projection: Projectors are behind the screen, unobstructed image, less brightness loss, but requires more space. |
| Number of Projectors | • Determined by space shape: 4 units (cube walls)、5 units (four walls + floor)、6 units (full cube)、8+ units (larger or complex spaces). |
| Projector Parameters | • Brightness: ≥5,000 lumens (dark environments) to 10,000+ lumens (environments with ambient light like museums/exhibition halls). • Resolution: 1920×1200 (WUXGA) or 4K (3840×2160), ensuring image sharpness. • Contrast Ratio: Higher is better, ensures deep blacks and color gradation. • Lens Throw Ratio: Selected based on space dimensions; determines the relationship between projection distance and image size. |
| Projection Screen | • Material: High-gain, wide-viewing angle, seamless soft screen or rigid screen. • Shape: Can be flat, folded, or curved based on design, ensuring image continuity. |
| 💻 Core Processing System | |
| Media Server | • Core Hardware: Top-tier CPU (e.g., Intel i9/Xeon), Large RAM (≥32GB), High-performance Professional GPU (e.g., NVIDIA RTX A-series or GeForce RTX 4080+), supports multi-channel output. • Core Software: Responsible for multi-channel blending, geometric correction, edge blending, content playback and synchronization. |
| Content Resolution | • Single channel content resolution is typically 1920×1200. • Total Canvas Resolution: Extremely high. E.g., a 6-sided cube can reach (2×3) x 1920×1200 = 11520×7200, requiring specialized production. |
| 🎵 Audio System | |
| Sound System | • Multi-channel Surround Sound: 5.1, 7.1 or Object-based Immersive Audio (e.g., Dolby Atmos). • Speaker Layout: Recessed installation based on spatial structure, ensuring accurate sound source positioning and spatial atmosphere. |
| 🎮 Interactive System (Optional) | |
| Interaction Methods | • Infrared/Radar Sensors: Capture user movement and position within the space. • Camera Vision Recognition: Skeleton tracking, gesture recognition via Kinect or industrial cameras. • UWB/Inertial Motion Capture: For more precise full-body motion capture. • Mobile Device/Controller: Interact with content via phone or controller. |
| 🔧 System Integration & Environment | |
| Cabling & Synchronization | • All devices connected via high-speed LAN, using Gigabit/10-Gigabit switches. • Media server ensures all projector frames are precisely synchronized using Genlock technology to avoid tearing. |
| Environmental Requirements | • Absolute Light Control: Strict ambient light control is the primary prerequisite for immersion. • Acoustic Treatment: Walls and ceilings should use sound-absorbing materials to reduce echo and noise. • Power Supply: Stable 220V commercial power; total power can range from 5kW – 20kW+ depending on equipment. • Cooling & Ventilation: Concentrated equipment generates significant heat, requiring adequate air conditioning. |
