Epson brings its immersive projection to the Jesuit-Guarani Culture Center

The audiovisual specialist Digital Projections has carried out the technological update of the immersive room of this space with 3LCD laser projectors of Epson that takes visitors to the depths of the jungle where the missions were established.

Located in the Guamini Mission hotel from Iguazú, on the border between the Argentine province of Misiones and the Brazilian state of Paraná, he Jesuit-Guarani culture interpretation center It is an innovative space that offers creative exhibitions, in which they are used visual and sensory narrativess.

Digital Projections, company that carried out the design and installation of four areas of the museum, has recently completed the immersive room update of this space, in which an audiovisual scenic show is offered that envelops the spectators to transport them to the depths of the jungle, where the missions began.

For this, four compact projection equipment is used 3 LCD laser Epson EB-PU1007B, each with a power of 7.000 lumens y WUXGA resolution, with aspect ratio 16:10, that supports different lenses that adapt to the most demanding conditions, including a zero-shift ultra-short throw lens.

In this project, The entire system has also been updated and digitized signal flow, both in players and in cables, as well as the control system. Added to this is an audio-guide system for three languages ​​using infrared sensors installed at strategic points along the route..

The immersive room also has a new lighting system, that replaces incandescent filament lamps with high intensity LED equipment, con control DMX.

As complementary tasks, Digital Projections has replaced the rigging of the projectors, the wiring, video players and have adapted the contents to the new resolution of the projectors, with a reprogramming of the control scheme and lighting scenes to offer higher performance and energy efficiency.

The AV installation of the museum carried out by Proyecciones Digitales when the Interpretation Center of the Jesuit-Guaraní culture opened included the areas of Arts and crafts, con animated dioramas that recreate scenes of artistic activities and work; everyday life to show the day to day life in the mission; Timeline, with audiovisual displays showing texts, illustrations and historical evocations, and the immersive room.