Christie Digital Systems
Christie Digital Systems is a global visual display technologies company specializing in digital cinema projection, LED video walls, LCD panels, and image processing for professional AV, cinema, and entertainment markets. A wholly-owned subsidiary of Japan's Ushio, Inc., Christie traces its roots to 1929 and has grown into one of the most recognized names in high-performance projection and display technology worldwide, holding over 100 patents.
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Christie's portfolio centers on display hardware and image processing rather than signage CMS software:
- Projectors — cinema (CineLife+, RGBH, Griffyn 4K50-RGB), ProAV, and simulation/training projectors using RGB pure laser and 1DLP/3DLP technology
- LED video walls — MicroTiles LED and new XP Series LED, both powered by the proprietary VividLife processing platform, plus Core Series III for 24/7 commercial use
- LCD panels for digital signage and video wall applications
- Image processors — Spyder and warping/blending tools for multi-display and projection mapping systems
- Software — Christie Mystique (automated projector alignment/calibration), Christie VDR (dynamic range software upgrade for cinema), Pandoras Box media/show control (via Coolux acquisition)
- Services — professional services, remote monitoring, maintenance, and ChristieCare system protection plans
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