The Qatar Soccer World Cup projects the start of goal scoring in New York

The countdown of the XXII edition of the Soccer World Cup, which will be held in Qatar next 20 November, It has started with a spectacular projection mapping, executed by Quince Imaging with twenty-six 3DLP laser projectors Panasonic RQ 35 K, at the headquarters of the HIM.

Quince Imaging has been associated with 59 Productions to offer an architectural projection mapping experience at the United Nations building in New York at the start of goal scoring (scoring for the goals) of the FIFA World Cup 2022, which will be held in Qatar starting next 20 November, where the long-awaited trophy has been displayed since yesterday.

To celebrate the countdown to the Soccer World Cup 2022, for which they have qualified 31 teams, he Government of the State of Qatar, in collaboration with the Supreme Committee for Organization and Legacy (SC), recently organized the start of international goal scoring at the United Nations headquarters (HIM), with spectacular videomapping on the facades of the General Assembly and on its terrace.

For its realization, 59 Productions y The Mission of Qatar They hired Quince Imaging, imaging engineering experts, to design and build the projection mapping system on the facades of these iconic buildings and show their vision to the world.

The installed technology is made up of twenty-six Panasonic RQ 35K 3DLP laser projectors, each with a power of 30.000 lumens, 4K resolution with Quad Pixel Drive and considered the smallest and lightest in its class for immersive entertainment applications (more data in Digital AV).

In addition, four media servers are used Pro vx-4 of disguise; of the HDC 3100 of Sony, together with two PTZ cameras of the model UEI150 4K also from Panasonic. Quince Imaging worked together with 59 Productions, Starlite y York Scaffolding to execute the project, which included a team of more than eighty people.

The buildings of the UN headquarters formed the canvas for the impressive projections of large images (including a giant curved wall), for which scaffolding support and waterproofing were also required to withstand the projections, the servers, the reproduction and deployment of wiring to all spaces, as well as audio support, lighting and staging.