“Aquilon is so versatile and powerful that it can be adapted to any project, so we decided to include it in the new studio from the beginning,” Fonseca says.
The XR studio features a 14-meter, curved 2mm LED videowall and 4mm LED floor, a media server to facilitate XR workflow, two 3D game engines, one fixed and two tracked cameras, a 2.8mm LED comfort monitor and several 55-inch monitors.
Aquilon is running perfectly,” Fonseca reports. “It’s always surprising the way it responds to every demand. All 16 outputs are being used and, even so, each time we think of a new idea its power is just limitless: Aquilon always has a little bit more to give or some other way to do things. And it is still a young product – I can only imagine what it will be able to do in two or three years!”
AVK will surely discover Aquilon’s future potential since it has built the XR stage to last for the long run. “We believe that virtual production will continue to have a major role in the future of the events industry,” says Fonseca. “Analog Way’s support has been very helpful in every stage of this new project.”
