Elidy is the first LED fixture in the world that boasts capabilities to project volumetric graphics with clarity. Elidy is a matrix of 5 x 5 very high power LEDs, which is electronically programmed to project light. The system combines high-output, warm white LEDs with specific optics which creates extremely narrow high intensity beams.
The modular form of Elidy is based around a single projector of 25 LEDs that has an area of one square feet, and can be assembled to form up to 225 LEDs, occupying an area of one square metre. These can be arranged into screens, columns, and also in angled forms.
Elidy has an adaptable appearance. It features fully re-skinnable surface that can be customised to any colour or texture, using magnetic covers. To create images, each cover can be customised and printed individually or joined together as a composite picture for creating larger images.
The Elidy panels can also take a variety of textures, such as wood, metal, mirror, leather, stone and grass among others. Covers can be produced as full-frame to form a solid backdrop, or open-frame to match the exact shape of the Elidy panel. Elidy offers up to 50% level of transparency.
Elidy also boast dimming capability and facilitates data management through Art-Net. Its control system incorporates both DMX and ArtNet inputs so data management is handled using both conventional DMX daisy-chaining and, more unusually, by means of unique ArtNet daisy-chaining.
