CAVE
The CAVE is a multi-person, room-sized, high-resolution 3D video and audio
environment invented at EVL in 1991. Graphics are projected in stereo onto
three walls and the floor, and viewed with active stereo glasses equipped
with a location sensor. As the user moves within the display boundaries, the
correct perspective is displayed in real-time to achieve a fully immersive
experience.
Bright Advanced Technology (BAT) CAVE
In June 2001, EVL built the next-generation Bright Advanced Technology CAVE,
or BAT CAVE, using Christie Digital Systems' Mirage 5000 projectors--the
first DLP-based Active Stereoscopic projector--and near-black screens for
higher contrast.
The BAT CAVE's brightness, clarity and enhanced depth perspective produce more captivating real-time, real-life projection simulations than previous CAVE technology.


