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Christie® showcased how its technologies deliver great immersive and interactive experiences at ISE 2025.

Christie presented its most extensive audiovisual technology showcase to date at two booths in Hall 3 (3K500 and 3C400) under the theme Experience is Everything.

 

With a series of new and innovative technologies, Christie highlighted its latest visual solutions, including LED videowalls, 1DLP and 3DLP laser projectors, as well as powerful content management and image processing solutions.

 

As long-time leaders in audiovisual technology innovation, our partners trust us to provide exceptional tools and expertise that help them exceed their clients' expectations. Our technologies work in harmony to create unique immersive and interactive experiences, from display technology to content management and processing. As a founding member of ISE, we know this show is a fantastic platform to showcase our technologies in a range of exciting applications. We loved inspiring attendees through our demonstrations, said Michael Bosworth, Executive Vice President of Business at Christie.

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Immersive and interactive elements came together to offer the wow factor

At booth 3K500, a fully interactive floor-to-ceiling projection mapping room created by Augmenta, a Christie partner, combined audiovisual elements for a stunning effect. Attendees interacted with content projected onto the room’s walls and floor, all controlled by the Pandoras Box media server. Monitors displayed tracking data and revealed how the technology dynamically responded to the attendees' movements.

 

A new jewel in Christie’s 3DLP projection range

The latest addition to Christie’s lineup of native 4K 3DLP projectors, the Sapphire® 4K40-RGBH, was used in a stacked configuration to showcase a rear projection application with a screen provided by Stewart Filmscreen. Attendees enjoyed a spectacular projection mapping demonstration on the ornate facade of a temple using two Christie Griffyn® 4K50-RGB pure laser projectors and Christie Mystique™ automated alignment and recalibration technology.

 

Museum lighting and creative exhibitions

A museum case study demonstrated an interactive three-wall projection surface managed as a single screen. Christie Jazz Series projectors, presented for the first time in EMEA, illuminated immersive content created by Faber Creative Services using Christie Widget Designer.Christie ISE 4 HITwo striking artistic sculptures created by Gabriel Schama Studios added creativity to the booth. In the Embryogenesis exhibit, a pair of Christie M 4K25 RGB pure laser projectors mapped content from Limelight Art onto laser-cut wooden sculptures, while Cathedral of Thieves featured 1DLP laser projectors for artistic projections.

 

Sustainable, versatile, and award-winning LED solutions

Attendees experienced the capabilities of Christie’s award-winning MicroTiles® LED in person, with a videowall showcasing four pixel pitch options from 0.75 mm to 1.5 mm on a single screen. The latest MicroTiles LED advancements reduce energy consumption by 40%, and their modular design allows existing infrastructure to be reused when upgrading to a different pixel pitch, enhancing sustainability. The technology was also displayed in various applications throughout the booth, including a "fragmented wall" design. Additionally, the Core Series III LED videowall with a 0.9 mm pixel pitch offered improved performance, reliability, enhanced value, and lower energy consumption.

 

Behind the scenes with content management and processing

The new features of Christie Pandoras Box 8.11 software were presented as part of a "kinetic hexagon" motorized demonstration. A ceiling-mounted 1DLP laser projector and Christie AirScan allowed visitors to interact with digital content created by Faber Creative Services on the "kinetic hexagon".

Additionally, Christie showcased Christie Hedra, a secure, TAA-compliant videowall processor that enables users to manage and organize up to 18 inputs in KVM mode, streamlining workstation configuration. Christie Mystique 3D software demonstrated how multi-projector arrays can be reassigned and calibrated with a single keystroke.

 

First-of-its-kind technology for live events, broadcasts, and sports venues

Christie ISE 5 HIAt booth 3C400, the new Christie Spyder-S made its EMEA debut. This distributed modular architecture processes multi-window displays for live events, broadcasts, and sports venues. Also presented was Mastering Gateway, a solution for seamless distribution of HD, 4K, and 8K video over IP networks for post-production, live events, and broadcasts, elevating multi-window systems, audio/video composition, and transmission performance to 8K.

 

 

 

Professional Services supported partners every step of the way

During the show, Christie promoted its fully customizable Professional Services, offering partners skilled personnel, specialized services, expertise, and smart technology to ensure audiovisual systems perform flawlessly.

The company also demonstrated Cinergy, an advanced remote monitoring and management software platform that provides partners and end-users with secure tools to access and monitor Christie equipment via the cloud. ChristieCare introduced extended warranty plans and service options that could be tailored to meet the specific needs of each partner.

 

Christie in action

Christie demonstrated how its technology integrates into solutions presented by its partners across the show. At the SDVoE booth (Hall 5, booth 5E700), attendees found a Christie UHD652-L display alongside Christie’s Terra® Transmitter, Receiver, and Controller.

Tempest Lighting (Hall 4, booth 4R220) used a Christie M 4K25 RGB projector; Legrand AV (Hall 3, booth 3N600) showcased a Griffyn 4K35-RGB pure laser projector; while Exact Solutions GmbH (Hall 3, booth 3H500) also used a Griffyn 4K35-RGB projector. SCREENINT (Hall 3, booth 3P620) displayed a 4K13-HS 1DLP laser projector with a 1.5-2.0 HS/1.8-2.4:1 JS lens.Christie ISE 1 HI

Projection mapping panel discussion – February 5 at 12:00 PM

On Wednesday, February 5, at 12:00 PM, at the Live Events Stage in Hall 6, Martin Pošta, founder and director of the Prague Signal Festival, joined Joe Graziano, Entertainment Sales Director for EMEA, for a panel discussion titled The Outer Limits of Projection Mapping.

During the session, the speakers explored the world of projection mapping and discussed its creative potential in the live events industry and the growing field of architecture for entertainment.

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