Wavien, announced that it will be demonstrating the latest advances in technology LED light engine with a prototype 3D projector uses its own ICE recycling technology (RLT).
Wavien said, its low cost 3D projector combines the left and right polarised the images of the two TFT-LCD panels by using reflective polarizer and reflects the combined images of polarization-maintaining the screen through a single projection lens. 3D image can then be viewed using the inexpensive polarizing glasses.
According to the release of the production of 2D and 3D ready engineering prototype appears on the kiosk Wavien, no. 5283, Infocomm.dll, Orlando, Florida, from 15. June to 17. Performance, price and delivery details for these new projectors are now available from Wavien.
"Our aim is to provide a cheap, maintenance-free 3D projection system for home and classroom. RLT technology using low cost Wavien, street lighting, the type of ice, and reduce costs by using large TFT-LCD Panel area simply architecture, light the engine even further. Two polarisation system allows the use of inexpensive, passive polarising glasses, instead of expensive LCD shutter glasses. Another innovation is to project images on a simple metal spray painted screen, which is the polarization of the conservation and has a high profit, "said Dr. Kenneth Li, President and CEO of the company Wavien, Inc., which is also the inventor of recycling technologies. Dr. Li said: "this is a unique combination of low cost components allows you to display at home and in the classrooms of our affordable, factors in the General adoption of 3D-3D, which is one of the most important."
Ron Meritt Olens is President of technology, located in Pismo Beach, CA.
"Olens technology looks forward to working with Wavien, a world leader in projection technology, RLT technologies," said Meritt, who was mentioned in many media outlets including the Forbes cover story. "We are very optimistic that the technology will be able to introduce Olens this 3D projector as the leading product on the market by using technology in Wavien," added Meritt.
Wavien, located in Valencia, California, is a company of the licensed technology, high-performance, long-life light sources and prototype engine for projection and general lighting.
Olens technology is the Division of Tirem Corp., based in Pismo Beach, CA.
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