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-- -- -- -- -- What is ? , or Direct-Drive Image Light Amplification, is JVC-developed technology that delivers unmatched performance, with natural color reproduction, an image so smooth that it rivals film, and contrast that does justice to the most demanding program material. Since our first projector was launched in 1997, the technology has been employed where nothing but the cleanest, sharpest, most accurate image would suffice. Today, some of the industry’s most sophisticated projectors from the most respected manufacturers use technology licensed from JVC. is liquid crystal technology, but it’s very different from the liquid crystal display (LCD) technology found in many products today. is what’s called liquid crystal on silicon, or LCOS, but JVC made several improvements to basic LCOS technology to develop . At its heart is the device, or chip, designed and manufactured by JVC. Every JVC projector uses three devices, one each for red, green and blue – the three colors that are combined to create the full color palette. 1 2 3 4 What Makes Better Than Other Technologies? offers several advantages over other projection technologies There is very little space between pixels, which results in an exceptionally smooth, "film-like" image. Some technologies include moving parts, and space is needed between pixels for these moving parts. Other technologies require that a transistor be mounted on each pixel and wires run between pixels. This, too, forces pixels to be spaced farther apart compared to devices. In both of these other cases, the moving parts, transistors and wires limit the total area through which light can pass, which limits brightness. It can also create what’s known as the "screen door effect" – a "shadowing" on the image caused by the spaces between pixels. Look closely, and it’s as if you’re looking at the image through a screen door. Many other projectors use a single imaging chip, while all projectors use three imaging chips (one each for red, green and blue), to ensure natural, flicker-free color reproduction. The device structure helps deliver very high native contrast. This is in part a consequence of the vertical alignment of the liquid crystal layers. Most recently, performance has been further improved by using new technology to make the surface more even, and pixel spacing has been further reduced. The result is unprecedented contrast, delivering deep blacks, bright whites and subtle gradations. devices use an inorganic alignment layer, which contributes to the device’s long life. This, along with ’s outstanding image quality, is what makes it so well-suited for commercial applications, and is a great benefit for home theater enthusiasts as well. SIMULATION Matched projector arrays designed and installed for 24/7 simulation applications like air traffic tower controller training, airline pilot training, and night vision simulation. VISUALIZATION 4K and 2K projectors designed and installed for Debris Analysis, 3D Cave Simulations, Planetariums, and Medical training and remote surgery applications. LARGE VENUE Large-screen projectors installations at major theme parks throughout the country, large digital screening rooms at major motion picture studios, and digital theaters at major film schools. POST PRODUCTION projectors designed for critical color evaluation for installations in Hollywood post production screening rooms, movie studio reference labs, Director's screening rooms, and dailies theaters. HOME THEATER projectors for the most discerning individuals. High-end 4K and 2K projectors are available with a variety of lenses and video processors. JVC video projectors are used in some of the most demanding applications, from flight simulators to medical imaging to the home theaters of Hollywood directors and devoted enthusiasts. And while there is a JVC projector engineered specifically for each application, they are all based on the same JVC technology – . Procision Series Procision JVC Procision projectors are available through a select network of specialty retailers who meet JVC’s high standards for professionalism and product expertise. Visit Site + + + Reference Series Reference Series JVC Reference Series projectors are designed for custom integration and are carried by an exclusive network of custom audio/video installers who can design and build a home theater tailored to each customer’s unique needs. Visit Site + + + Visualization Series Visualization Series JVC Visualization Series projectors were developed for integration into graphics and simulation systems and other commercial and professional applications. Visit Site + Technology What Is ? What Makes Better Than Other Technologies? In Action -- Copyright © 2017 JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation...