Monday, 2 February 2009

Musion Holographic TelePresence featured on CNN Business Traveller Channel

Don't miss Musion on CNN Business Traveller through the month of February 2009.



Virtual reality: Corporate travel budgets have been cut back. If senior executives are downgrading, middle management and lower aren't travelling at all and are video conferencing instead.

There have already been incredible technological advances in video conferencing through tools such as telepresence that brings breathtakingly-real images of people into rooms via plasma screens.

Musion has now developed an even better solution: holographic conferencing. Richard Quest interviews Ian O'Connell about the new system and how it will offer solutions to business travellers.

Show Times:
Wednesday 11th February 2009: 09:30, 18:30
Saturday 14th February 2009: 08:30, 1900
Sunday 15th February 2009: 05:30, 1830
Monday 16th February 2009: 04:00

(All times GMT)

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Monday, 12 January 2009

Musion's Hologram featured on BBC Click

Musion Eyeliner Holographic Projection technology updates a 120-year-old magicians' illusion called Pepper's Ghost which wowed Victorian audiences. It showed ghostly apparitions on stage which were made from the clever use of mirrors and light to project an image seemingly into thin air.

This concept has been updated by 21st Century high definition (HD) projectors and cameras, allowing company bosses and entertainers to deliver live 3D-looking speeches.

Ian O'Connell from Musion Systems said the technology developed thanks to HD video was becoming more popular and accessible.

"The brightness of HD projectors today gives you something that's far removed from the original ghostly effects. It creates something more akin to a virtual image, some people perceive it as a hologram, but in actual fact it is more accurately known as a virtual image," he said.

Video copyright BBC News.

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Monday, 1 December 2008

Musion Launches Facebook Group

Musion, the world leader in 3D Holographic Projection has just launched a new Facebook group featuring videos and photos of all the latest Musion projects.

Link on the link below to join the Facebook Group.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=38015622839

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Wednesday, 26 November 2008

Eyeliner LED - Musion Moscow Test

Latest generation Musion Eyeliner incorporating LED screen technology for high brightness installations.

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Tuesday, 25 November 2008

Musion TelePresence Launch - The On-Stage Live Experience

On Wednesday 12th November 2008, Musion’s very own Telepresence system orchestrated a show stopping Star Wars style holographic communication in real time between London and Berlin for the BlachReportDialog, a German live communications conference.


Ian O’Connell, Director of Musion Systems appeared as a life-size holographic projection transmitted from a studio in London to a live audience in Berlin. The reaction from the audience was over whelming, after the presentation leaders of the German communication industry swarmed the stage to get a closer look at the technology. RTL, Germany’s leading commercial television station, got so excited at the afternoon rehearsal, they sent a journalist and crew to London and filmed their own show simultaneously in London and Berlin.

This exciting demonstration was created with the help of Masergy, who provided a communications network with exceptional video transport enabling high definition images and sound. Masergy also provided the London studio for the 3D transmission.

“This demonstration represents what is possible when you combine incredible video technology with an advanced video network,” said John Dumbleton, SVP and Managing Director of Masergy.
The possibilities of our new Holographic Telepresence system are endless, as best described by Ian O’Connell himself: “Most telecommunications companies see it mostly for use in the boardroom but we think it can be far more inclusive than that. Because it’s bi-directional both sides interact in real time, so it could work in education where a teacher can be transmitted to a class of two or three hundred but by using touch screen technology, she could home in on any PC for one to one with a particular student. Churches can transmit charismatic preachers, prisoners can have visits with their families in their own living rooms, engineers and inventors can collaborate, entertainers can appear in nightclubs to launch a new album in 1,000 music stores simultaneously or your front room and the possibilities for politicians are obvious. What the implications are for dating I dread to think. If you think the internet transformed everything, if you think You Tube and MySpace are great, where will this go?”

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Thursday, 6 November 2008

CNN Hologram - Telstra Live Holographic Projection by Musion Eyeliner

In relation to the recent CNN Hologram news, Telstra in May 2008 beamed a live hologram of a senior staff member between Melbourne and Adelaide in what has been billed as an Australian first. Telstra chief technology officer Dr Hugh Bradlow, based in Melbourne, appeared at a business function in Adelaide as a real-time hologram and interacted with members of the audience for around 15 minutes, the company said. "We've all seen this sort of thing in futuristic sci-fi movies, but the reality is that it can be done here and now, as we have just demonstrated," said David Thodey of Telstra's enterprise and government department. The event was carried out by Musion Systems Limited, in conjunction with their regional partners.

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Sarah Brightman Tour 2008/2009 - Holographic Stage Effects projected by Musion Eyeliner



Musion is proud to announce its collaboration with world renowned soprano Sarah Brightman in her upcoming world tour. It has often been said that everything about Sarah Brightman is multi-dimensional and she continues this tradition with her breathtaking stage productions. The Symphony World Tour features Musion’s groundbreaking holographic screen technology, showcasing virtual and holographic 3D projections that have never been seen before in any touring concert production.

The Symphony World Tour’s innovative stage technology creates an otherworldly, ethereal experience: enormous realistic ballrooms will meld into fairytale gardens and then morph into giant fish tanks, right before the audience's very eyes, creating a perfect backdrop for Sarah's glorious voice. Musion’s holographic technology is seamlessly blended into this musical spectacular, creating a sublime audio visual experience that will not soon be forgotten.

The Musion element for each performance has been designed on a grand scale incorporating over 200 square meters of foil per show, our largest installation size to date. This 31 date tour will bring both the magic of the music and the magic of Musion to audiences across Canada, the United States and Mexico.


This world first demonstrates once again Musion’s continuing success in adapting and evolving its technology around our clients needs.

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