Barco Canvas brings virtual reality to meeting rooms

This solution combines the manufacturer's projection technology with its RigiFlex screens and the W2 VR image processing system that, next to ClickShare, facilitates the organization of information.

Barco has brought virtual reality to meeting rooms with Canvas, a solution that offers 3D images in business environments while allowing interaction between attendees.

The quality of Barco projectors and the performance of RigiFlex screens allow 2D and 3D images to be displayed in the most optimal way. Besides, E2 VR image processing system combined with ClickShare allows data to be organized to support various workflows.

In meetings and collaboration sessions, Barco Canvas acts as a large display surface to display a large amount of information and data. Using Barco's ClickShare plug-and-play technology, Users have the freedom to share their content on the screen and have interactive discussions.

When users put on 3D glasses, Canvas becomes an immersive screen that allows you to see three-dimensional data. This way, create an experience for different environments and applications such as sales and marketing, project meetings where 3D modeling adds an important dimension to efficiently monitor progress or reduce errors during execution, etc.

In addition, It also offers optimal results in different markets such as architecture., engineering and construction. Help the sales team sell more and convince the customer. During project execution, provides better vision during meetings, allowing you to stay on budget and on time.

Oil and gas companies can talk about new locations on a map, represent expected production tables and evaluate technical drilling angles in 3D. And in automotive, Executives can evaluate new car designs and review different aspects of model introduction.

The Canvas solution consists of three projection surfaces, configured at an angle of 135° and opens a new era for virtual reality in companies. Enables an increasing number of users to experience group virtual reality, encourage collaboration between teams, and allow clients to preview and evaluate buildings or designs before they are built..