Immersive

Immersive, Virtual Reality Systems

Immersive systems are high tech, three dimension display systems that allow users to be "immersed" into a displayed image. In an immersive environment, images are often displayed in stereoscopic 3D. Tracking systems can also be utilized, enabling a user to move all around these 3D images and even interact with them. The result is an experience that very much looks and feels like it is "real."

Mechdyne is known all over the globe as an expert in immersive solutions. As one of the pioneers in the industry, we have a long term history of designing, integrating and installing immersive systems. Specializing in immersive technologies like the CAVE™, FLEX™, PLEX™ and curved and dome solutions, you can see from the vast number of examples here that no other provider can surpass Mechdyne as the worlds most experienced immersive technology provider.

PARTIAL CLIENT LIST:

KAUST - King Abdullah University of Science and Technology - Saudi Arabia

Highlights of the facilities include seven collaborative environments supporting high-resolution, 3D stereoscopic imaging capability. Designed and engineered by Mechdyne, KAUST's showcase system is the "Cornea," the world's brightest six-sided immersive room.

Arizona State University - Phoenix, Arizona

Mechdyne provided Arizona State University (ASU) with an immersive theater featuring seven screens joined together to form one large multi-faceted viewing area with minute pixel accuracy.

Iowa State University - Ames, Iowa

Mechdyne has provided several solutions for ISU, including North America's first six-sided CAVE™ system, a four-channel FLEX™ system, and a visualization auditorium. All three systems are linked to enable collaboration and data sharing.

Los Alamos National Laboratory - Albuquerque, New Mexico

Mechdyne provided a walk-in immersive environment incorporates 33 digital projectors, a Vicon motion tracking system, and an SGI Origin 3900 stocked with 34 ATI FireGL graphics processors to form a 43-megapixel, five-screen system.

Rowan University - Glassboro, New Jersey

Mechdyne has provided Rowan University (RU) with a four sided CAVE™. The new virtual reality system was installed as part of Rowan University's Samuel H. Jones Innovation Center. Graduate students simulate scenarios like a NASA rocket launch or walking through the interiors of a U.S. Navy ship.

Kimberly Clark - Appleton, Wisconsin

Mechdyne partnered with Kimberly-Clark Corporation to design and install a unique FLEX™ system configuration and virtual reality software in K-C's new Innovation Design Studio (IDS).

Bibliotheca Alexandrina - EGypt

Mechdyne has provided Bibliotheca Alexandrina with a reconfigurable FLEX environment. Two 10-ft x 10-ft walls and a floor projection surface form the corner of a cube, while a third 10-ft x 10-ft wall moves at the press of a button to change the environment from an immersive room to an L-shaped theater for viewing by a large audience.

University of Calgary - Canada

Mechdyne has provided the University of Calgary with the world's first Java 3D™ enabled CAVE® environment. The CAVE system features three 10' x 10' walls, floor projection surface, motion tracking and a variety of interaction tools.

Washington University - St. Louis, Missouri

Mechdyne provided Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, with a four channel CAVE™. The system is used to review Mars data being sent back to earth from one of the two Mars Rovers, and to analyze data from the Phoenix satellite which is exploring Mars' North Pole.

Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information - South Korea

Mechdyne has provided an ultra high resolution, rear-projected curved-screen visualization system for the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KISTI). The system uses four of the latest Sony SXRD 4K digital large-venue projectors to provide a 16 million pixel display.

KAUST - King Abdullah University of Science and Technology - Saudi Arabia Highlights of the facilities include seven collaborative environments supporting high-resolution, 3D stereoscopic imaging capability. Designed and engineered by Mechdyne, KAUST's showcase system is the "Cornea," the world's brightest six-sided immersive room.
Arizona State University - Phoenix, Arizona Mechdyne provided Arizona State University (ASU) with an immersive theater featuring seven screens joined together to form one large multi-faceted viewing area with minute pixel accuracy.
Iowa State University - Ames, Iowa Mechdyne has provided several solutions for ISU, including North America's first six-sided CAVE™ system, a four-channel FLEX™ system, and a visualization auditorium. All three systems are linked to enable collaboration and data sharing.
Los Alamos National Laboratory - Albuquerque, New Mexico Mechdyne provided a walk-in immersive environment incorporates 33 digital projectors, a Vicon motion tracking system, and an SGI Origin 3900 stocked with 34 ATI FireGL graphics processors to form a 43-megapixel, five-screen system.
Rowan University - Glassboro, New Jersey Mechdyne has provided Rowan University (RU) with a four sided CAVE™. The new virtual reality system was installed as part of Rowan University's Samuel H. Jones Innovation Center. Graduate students simulate scenarios like a NASA rocket launch or walking through the interiors of a U.S. Navy ship.
Kimberly Clark - Appleton, Wisconsin Mechdyne partnered with Kimberly-Clark Corporation to design and install a unique FLEX™ system configuration and virtual reality software in K-C's new Innovation Design Studio (IDS).
Bibliotheca Alexandrina - EGypt Mechdyne has provided Bibliotheca Alexandrina with a reconfigurable FLEX environment. Two 10-ft x 10-ft walls and a floor projection surface form the corner of a cube, while a third 10-ft x 10-ft wall moves at the press of a button to change the environment from an immersive room to an L-shaped theater for viewing by a large audience.
University of Calgary - Canada Mechdyne has provided the University of Calgary with the world's first Java 3D™ enabled CAVE® environment. The CAVE system features three 10' x 10' walls, floor projection surface, motion tracking and a variety of interaction tools.
Washington University - St. Louis, Missouri Mechdyne provided Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, with a four channel CAVE™. The system is used to review Mars data being sent back to earth from one of the two Mars Rovers, and to analyze data from the Phoenix satellite which is exploring Mars' North Pole.
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information - South Korea Mechdyne has provided an ultra high resolution, rear-projected curved-screen visualization system for the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KISTI). The system uses four of the latest Sony SXRD 4K digital large-venue projectors to provide a 16 million pixel display.

Additional clients include: * Arizona State * Biblioteca Alexandria * British Museum * CERDEC * ACEnet-St. Mary's Univ * Chevron Nigeria * Concord Univ * Hyundai * Iowa State University * KAUST * KISTI * Kimberly Clark * Los Alamos * Mississippi State * Naval Research Laboratory * NIST * Marine Museum-Tawain * Northeastern Univ * Pennsylvania State * Petroleos de Venezuela * Rock Island Arsenal * Rowan University * NIOSH * University of Southern CA * Washington University * West Virginia University * UHUHS * University of Calgary