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Projection

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What is Projection?

Projection, in a general sense, refers to the technique of displaying or presenting information (images, data, etc.) onto a surface. Common uses include: projecting images from projectors onto screens, displaying heads-up displays (HUDs) on windshields, and creating augmented reality experiences by overlaying digital information onto the real world. In mathematics, projection is a mapping of a set (or other structure) into a subset of itself (or onto another such structure), and is a generalization of the idea of casting a shadow onto a plane, for example orthogonal projection (e.g., a shadow) and perspective projection (e.g., a photograph).

What other technologies are related to Projection?

Projection Competitor Technologies

Animated figures (animatronics) can sometimes be used to achieve effects similar to those created by projection mapping onto static figures. They are an alternative method to bring figures to life.
mentioned alongside Projection in 100% (52) of relevant job posts
Projection is a subset of video technology; other video display technologies like LED screens or large format video walls can achieve similar results.
mentioned alongside Projection in 1% (123) of relevant job posts

Projection Complementary Technologies

Show action equipment, such as winches or moving platforms, can be used to move projection surfaces or to create dynamic effects that are enhanced by projection.
mentioned alongside Projection in 100% (52) of relevant job posts
Projection is often used to augment or replace physical set pieces. Sets and scenery provide surfaces for projection, creating immersive environments.
mentioned alongside Projection in 100% (52) of relevant job posts
Projection is a type of special effect, or can be used to greatly enhance other special effects.
mentioned alongside Projection in 34% (70) of relevant job posts

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Lux Machina Consulting
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