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Jimmy Carter Museum Features DPI Projectors
The recently renovated presidential library uses projectors, flat panels and interactive touchscreens to tell Carter’s story.
Jimmy Carter has been a lot of things: peanut farmer, president, home builder, diplomat and now custom electronics ambassador.
The recently renovated Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta uses advanced video technologies, including six Digital Projection International (DPI) Titan HD-600 projectors and six dVision 1080p projectors, to depict images from Carter’s life.
Lorton, Va.-based Design and Production Incorporated handled the 70,000-square-foot museum installation. It includes:
President Carter and former vice president Walter Mondale were among a host of dignitaries recently visiting the museum after its reopening.
Check out a slideshow of the museum's technology.
The recently renovated Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta uses advanced video technologies, including six Digital Projection International (DPI) Titan HD-600 projectors and six dVision 1080p projectors, to depict images from Carter’s life.
Lorton, Va.-based Design and Production Incorporated handled the 70,000-square-foot museum installation. It includes:
- A large rotunda with six 13-foot-tall, vertically-oriented screens
- Four 65-inch LCD screens, positioned below the large projector-illuminated screens, creating a 10-image synchronized show
- Six 8,000-lumen Titan HD-600 projectors supplying the large-screen imagery, positioned in portrait mode to create images much taller than they are wide without having to blend two projectors
- An 18-square-foot Corian-topped interactive table offers a user-navigated overview of post-presidency endeavors, ranging from disease prevention to Habitat for Humanity volunteer initiatives
President Carter and former vice president Walter Mondale were among a host of dignitaries recently visiting the museum after its reopening.
Check out a slideshow of the museum's technology.
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Tom LeBlanc, Senior Writer/Technology Editor, CE Pro
Tom has been covering consumer electronics for six years. Before that, he wrote for the sports department of the Boston Herald. Migrating to magazines, he was a staff editor for a golf publication and an outdoor sports publication. Now, as senior writer/technology editor of CE Pro magazine since 2003, he dabbles in all departments and offers expertise in marketing. Follow him on Twitter @leblanctom.
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The resolution on this projector captures the exact moment that he started to run the country into the ground.
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President Carter and former vice president Walter Mondale were among a host of dignitaries recently visiting the museum after its reopening.
Are they both still boring?