Digital Projection (DP), a UK-based projection specialist, has completed an installation on an exisiting exhibit at The Habitat Museum in The Al Shaheed Park in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
The museum, which dedicated to the natural habitats of Kuwait, features a host of interactive exhibits and scenic recreations teaching visitors about the flora and fauna indigenous to the area.
At the heart of the museum is a 26m (85ft) AV display, projecting panaromic views of Kuwait and its environment. According to a release, it has long been a visitor favourite, however the exhibit was due an upgrade so it could "realise it's full potential".
The upgrade was carried out by tech intergrator Smartentity, a long time partner of the museum, and included seven of DP 's E-Vision Laser 13000 projectors with Red Laser colour boosting technology.
A new launch from DP, the E-Vision Laser is designed to enhance colour performance and offer more realistic and saturated colours. This is enabled by the use of red lasers, which enable the projector to produce more vivid, saturated and life-like images.
The company also supplied four E-Vision units, that were installed facing downwards to cover a 4m x 3m (13ft x 9ft) table surface.
"This is the first time we have installed DP projectors with ColorBoost + Red Laser technology. It was a challenge, but we were able to overcome it and the area is certainly better off for the upgrade," said Youssef Ismail, deputy managing director of SEC.
"Having seen DP's full support during the installation, we now want to continue working with them and promote their products and service," Ismail added.
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