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Lightform LF1
Compact wireless computer and camera system
$999 (Discontinued)
A machine built for projected AR
Smart Scan
The 4K camera powers Smart Scan, which makes content creation quick and easy.
Effects & Video Playback
The Quad-Core A9 processor plays the interactive effects and videos.
Wireless Control
Create and publish content without long HDMI cables or extenders
Installation Grade Hardware
No fans, no Windows updates, designed for permanent installs
Reliable Media Storage
SD cards fail. LF1 has 20 Gb of on-board eMMC storage.
Ethernet Networking
For mission-critical installs, connect reliably via LAN.
Universal Mounting
Quickly mount onto any projector with our custom adhesive mount or the optional 1/4″-20 adapter
Remote Projector Control
Turn your projector on and off with an optional IR transmitter cable accessory. (Epson 1060 supported).
LF1 works with most projectors
Our Structured Light scanning technique makes the LF1 compatibile with almost any projector. Support For:- 1920×1200 maximum resolution
- Throw Ratio: 0.85 — 1.8
- Any brightness
- Any distance > 3 ft
LF1 Starter Kit
Everything you need to get started with projected AR
$1799 (Discontinued)
What’s Included
Epson 1060 Projector
Full HD 1080p resolution, bright 3100 lumens, 3LCD colors and zoomable 1.02 — 1.23 throw ratio.
Tripod
Robust 15 lbs capacity, variable height 25″-64″, perfect for fast prototyping without setting up truss.
IR Cable & Extension Cord
IR cable for remote projector control and extension power cord.
Universal Mounting Plate
Mount your projector to any tripod or Avenger lighting mount for permanent and temporary installations.
LF1
Compact wireless computer and camera system.
Lightform Creator
Content creation software powered by computer vision.
Live Demo
“Projection mapping is one of the coolest visual technologies that so far has been out of reach for consumers. Lightform is hoping to change that with its projector-mounted scanner and software. We get our hands on the Lightform device to see how it maps objects and environments…”
