THE CHALLENGE

A dome doesn’t forgive a weak projector.

Full-dome projection is unforgiving: every projector in the array has to blend seamlessly with its neighbours, hold consistent brightness and colour across a curved surface, and stay sharp enough for both wide star fields and close-up 4K education content.

For museums and planetariums, the display is the experience, any seam, hotspot, or colour mismatch pulls visitors straight out of it. Institutions need a projection platform that can be calibrated once and trusted to perform show after show, year after year.

Our Recommendation for Defence & Simulation

Two stacked high-performance projectors in black casing with large central lenses and vented sides, reflected on a glossy surface.

P20 4K 3DS

The Norxe P20 4K 3DS represents a turning point in projection for themed entertainment. It is the first projector to combine:

3,800 lumens per eye after glasses
Compact, omnidirectional, motion-platform certified design
Full backward/forward compatibility with industry standards

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Two stacked high-performance projectors in black casing with large central lenses and vented sides, reflected on a glossy surface.

P20 4K 3DS

The Norxe P20 4K 3DS represents a turning point in projection for themed entertainment. It is the first projector to combine:

3,800 lumens per eye after glasses
Compact, omnidirectional, motion-platform certified design
Full backward/forward compatibility with industry standards

LEARN MORE EXPLORE FEATURES

featured deployment · case study

Visuals attraction empowers education at sharjah science museum’s planetarium.

Sharjah Science Museum upgraded its 7-metre tilted dome theatre with a Norxe P2 4K UHD, 5,000 ANSI lumen single-chip DLP projector, delivering a seamless, immersive display used to educate students and the public across STEAM subjects.

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A large, immersive projection of Earth as seen from space, filling a domed screen. The Earth's surface shows swirling clouds and landmasses in vibrant blues, greens, and purples. To the left, a dark starry sky is visible with a bright, streaking light that resembles a meteor or comet, creating a sense of cosmic motion.

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