Laserworld landed in Frankfurt with a wide portfolio of novelties for spectacular lighting

For the staging of the PRG Stage lighting show, organized at the Festhalle, More than 400W of laser power was used provided by equipment supplied by Laserworld, which included the RTI Neo SIX RGB light bar, which debuted as a first on the market.

He Laserworld Group went to the edition of Prolight+Sound of this year, celebrated 5 al 8 April at Messe Frankfurt (Germany), with a wide portfolio of new features, including the RTI Neo Six RGB beam bar and the HB-Laser Poseidon 3D-HydroMatrix HD.

The concept of the stand was very different from previous occasions, since instead of showing a laser show, a large bar counter was designed, that surrounded a tall tree installed in the middle of the stand. With several lasers, among which the new Tarm series stood out, Ambient laser effects were created as multiple Garden Series lasers illuminated the tree and bar counter with hundreds of small points of light.

Other innovative products were the Laserworld Showeditor Free, a free ILDA software, and the new Laserworld Proline Series with the Pro-800RGB and Pro-1600RGB. These units have a built-in SD card reader, so they can be used in conjunction with the new free version of the Laserworld Showeditor software.

In addition to this, The Laserworld Group welcomed Gut as a new brand represented, which debuted with a new series of products such as the Tarm Series. This has been designed as a successor to the RTI Atto and RTI Femto units., but with a price level below the SwissLas Pure Micro Series. Three different products with various potencies were presented: Tarm two, Tarm four y Tarm seven.

HB-Laser presented its new Poseidon 3D HydroMatrix HD as a world premiere, a water effects system with a high density of nozzles (400 nozzles per square meter) individually controllable and illuminated. The patent for this product is still pending.

RTI upgraded its RTI Velox to support even heavier laser equipment, like RTI Piko, so now the Velox moving head can handle laser systems up to 20W RGB. As with smaller units, It has infinite rotation and tilt.

The creativity of the PRG Stage

The Laserworld Group also showed a spectacular show: The PRG Stage and the Festhalle, which was equipped with laser equipment manufactured by the Laserworld Group, with more than 400W of laser power installed.

The first show took place during the LEA awards celebration, where the performance of the musical group Glasperlenspiel was accompanied by a spectacular laser staging. After that performance, and during the fair, the show was playing every half hour, where the creativity of PRG.

Along with conventional lighting, video mapping, laser beams, special effects, kinetic solutions and a powerful sound system, A laser light show was created for which more than 400W of power was used in equipment, including the worldwide presentation of a lighting system: the white beam bar with analog modulation and independent RTI Neo SIX RGB control, that were installed in a row of 12 units. The set added 72 laser light outputs. This equipment allows the creation of spinning and wave effects in mid-air thanks to its multiple beams that can be individually controlled by DMX..

This laser show was designed and implemented by Laserfabrik, partner of the Laserworld Group, and the design of the entire stage was carried out by Jerry P. Appeals, general producer of PRG shows.

All laser equipment on the PRG Stage was manufactured by the Laserworld Group using laser systems from the RTI and Tarm brands.. Control of the laser show was carried out by Lasergraph DSP hardware and software, combined with GrandMA2 consoles. The entire show was synchronized through a timecode server.

PRG Stage laser show teams:

1 RTI Ango O15

2 Tarm Laserray HD

2 Gut Laserray AT RGBY

8 RTI Peak RGB 18R

4 RTI Nano RGB 30R

4 RTI Nano RGB 22R

12 RTI Neo Six RGB 2

Control systems:

4 Laseranimation Lasergraph DSP Workstation

2 Laseranimation Lasergraph DSP Compact

1 Laseranimation Lasergraph DSP Travel

1 MA Lighting GrandMA2