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I/ITSEC 2015: Christie to improve training
Christie is set to launch its AccuFrame Pro software solution which aims to reduce the visual anomalies that contribute to negative training at I/ITSEC in Orlando.
Negative training occurs when one factor that effects training, such as visualisation issues, impacts on other practices and routines.
AccuFrame Pro targets low-to-mid intensity ...
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