Robert Juliat will be exhibiting at LDI 2019 where it will demonstrate SpotMe, its award-winning, bespoke 3D position-tracking device for followspots. SpotMe, which earned Robert Juliat a PLASA Award for Innovation in 2018, will be shown with the new Maestro server which has been developed by Robert Juliat in collaboration with tracking specialists, zactrack.
Maestro please!
Maestro extends the capabilities of SpotMe by enabling it to operate with any DMX lighting control console. With Maestro, even the simplest DMX console retains pan and tilt control and gets, in return, additional DMX channels to modulate the tracking parameters calculated and managed by the Maestro server. Maestro also brings a major new advantage in the form of a unique ‘Prediction’ feature – the ability to anticipate the direction of a performer’s movement on stage and adjust every ‘slave’ fixture to react quickly to the direction of travel. SpotMe and Maestro will be shown both virtually and physically with an RJ Oz 600W LED followspot to show the full extent of their capabilities. SpotMe is shipping with immediate effect and Maestro will be available at the end of the year.
Arthur makes his entrance
Robert Juliat will be bringing its full range of LED followspots to LDI with the 300W Roxie, and 600W LED Oz and Alice long- and short-throw followspots. Most excitingly, making its world debut, RJ will be revealing its new 800W LED followspot, Arthur 1179 for the first time. Presented as a preview, Arthur will be available in the 1st quarter of 2020.
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