In New Delhi, a premium immersive technology center required a central exhibit: a large-scale projection surface approximately 16.5 m wide and 2.7 m high, curved in a horseshoe (or U-shape). The goal was to provide a fully immersive experience: visitors inside the curve needed to see a single, continuous panorama without visible seams, brightness variations, or distortions at the bends.
To achieve this, four projectors were installed around the perimeter of the curved screen and combined using a single built-in edge-blending processor, model BIT-EPF-104. The system operates on the principle of "one input signal – four perfectly aligned output streams"; neither a PC, an operating system, nor an operator is required.