Digital Projection will launch both a new 8K flagship laser projector and its TITAN Luma range of compact projectors at ISE 2026, as the company marks its 30th anniversary at the Barcelona show.
The TITAN Luma 35000i 4K 3-chip DLP projector is designed to be around 30 percent smaller than its predecessor and weighs 57kg, according to the manufacturer. The range is designed to deliver brightness, clarity and reliability whilst integrating into commercial environments with space and weight limitations. Digital Projection says the series simplifies transportation, installation and long-term servicing, offering integrators an upgrade path for ageing high-lumen projectors.
Building on its Satellite MLS concept, which separates the light source from the projector head, Digital Projection will demonstrate its latest 8K-resolution model. The system is designed to offer flexibility and thermal management, the company says.
The manufacturer will also showcase the TITAN Laser, which offers up to 41,000 lumens of brightness for large-venue applications, and the E-Vision 10000i RGB 4K, which incorporates technologies usually reserved for 3-chip products into a 1-chip projector. The display will feature the company’s software stack and Nexus AI-powered tools for calibration and blending across multi-projector arrays.
Digital Projection will exhibit on stand 3K900 with a projection-mapped birthday cake centrepiece, an immersive room and a dedicated area for Texas Instruments, reflecting three decades of collaboration on DLP technology.
Holger Graeff, general manager of Delta Display Solutions EMEA, said: “Our mission is to provide innovative display solutions via channel partners and consultants to end users, with an ecosystem of industry-leading products, software and services. ISE 2026 is the perfect platform for attendees to witness this first hand.”
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