The application of RGB and RG Lasers:

The RGB Laser Projector System was the first LMG product to be demonstrated and was showcased at Union Station during December 2000, involving an advertising campaign at a venue visited by 24 million commuters each year.
The RGB Laser Projector System features high-speed acousto-optic deflectors which control both angular position and beam intensity without any mechanically-moving elements. Also featured are Continuous Wave (CW) laser red (620-650 nm), green (500-550 nm) and blue (470-490 nm) beams as the source of collimated radiation.
The RGB Laser Projector System consists of three main units: the projection unit (PU); the PC-based control unit (CU); and the optical bench for the PU and laser installation. The systems works in conjunction with specific types of lasers, namely: argon and krypton ion-gas lasers; CW dye lasers; and diode-pumped solid-state lasers.
The main areas of commercial use for the RGB Projector are full-colour large-scale static and dynamic images used for advertising; large-size on-line information panels and screens; special light effects for show companies, theme parks, planetariums, etc.; television-style images for concerts, shows and festivals; and game and education seminars.