Laser graphic system

    April 1, 1995
    The Infinity Beam uses a green neon laser that operates with a greater range than a conventional searchlight and can be used for graphics projections to inform and entertain. Projected messages can be reduced to a 7 ¥ 11-ft screen or enlarged to a 1000 ¥ 1000-ft screen from a 1000-ft distance. The system can create light fans, stars, circles, or a multitude of beam patterns, and one beam can be split into 20 beams.

    The Infinity Beam uses a green neon laser that operates with a greater range than a conventional searchlight and can be used for graphics projections to inform and entertain. Projected messages can be reduced to a 7 ¥ 11-ft screen or enlarged to a 1000 ¥ 1000-ft screen from a 1000-ft distance. The system can create light fans, stars, circles, or a multitude of beam patterns, and one beam can be split into 20 beams.

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