Esterline Simulation Visual Systems has launched its new patented TD-Series of dome simulators at ITEC 2015 in Prague.
The new TD-Series is a deployable dome simulator system which features a patented roll-up, seamless spherical screen. The display and support structure can be assembled within three hours, according to the company.
‘The screen is around 2mm [thick] and has snap-on capability using magnets. It can also be rolled up making it easy to ship nationally and internationally,’ explained Paul Lyon, Business Development Director at Esterline.
‘Whereas at the moment most people use screens that have seams, including cloth screens, we are
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