Chile Pavilion:
Why Choose Panasonic?
- - High 8,500 lm/6,500 lm* of brightness and superb picture quality.
(* 8,500 lm for the PT-DZ870. 6,500 lm for the PT-RZ670.) - - The ET-DLE030 ultra-short-throw lens allows large-screen projection from a short distance.
- - Multi-Screen Support System (Edge Blending/Color Matching) and Geometric Adjustment function for seamlessly edge-blended images on wide and curved screens.
Visitors to the pavilion were invited to EL Amor de Chile - Love Chile - with an introduction to the nation’s diverse food culture and production methods. The exhibition offered a taste of Chile’s biodiversity and breathtaking natural beauty while promoting the need to protect water resources and apply sustainable food cultivation practices.
Among other attractions, such as physical and multimedia artwork displays, handmade furniture, and the Chilean “dinner table” with its bounteous food and vivid color, were a number of immersive video installations by Panasonic. These included interactive video touch-screens, a four-panel video wall at the entrance, and a massive nine-projector panoramic vista enhanced by Panasonic’s geometric adjustment suite and edge-blending technology to guide visitors through Chile’s abundant ecosystems, from oceans and rivers to mountains and deserts.
Main Entrance
Pavilion entrance with TH-55LFV50 video wall.
“People” Zone
A brilliant panorama created by four 1-Chip DLP™ PT-DZ870 units.
PT-DZ870 projectors with ET-DLE030 lens were installed behind the screen.
“Fruits” Zone
PT-RZ670 projectors supporting geometric adjustment and edge blending.
Central Auditorium
Equipment installed
