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When you're in the business of building special
things - many of them unique in the world, you get used to the fact that
you're not going to find everything you need off the shelf.
Screen Brilliance specializes in one-of-a-kind design and engineering
to meet our customers' needs for specialized products. The examples on this
page show a simple Polaroid adapter for 3D projection - Simple, that is, until one tries to find a suitable product on the
market !
At Screen Brilliance, we are used to these facts, and have long since
developed the tools necessary to develop highly perfected one-off
products. Precision drafting, Parametric, 3D design, analysis, precision
manufacturing - all tools we master and employ in our everyday work. |
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Engineering Design frequently concerns mechanical
adaptations, such as the project pictured here, but we are equally
conversant in electrical and electronic product development. Here again,
we have been in this business long enough that we are no longer surprised
to find something that's not been done before. For us, "first time
ever" is a daily routine! |
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AutoCAD 2004, Mechanical Desktop and AutoDesk Inventor are
some of the tools used every day at Screen Brilliance. With mastery of
these highly productive design and engineering tools, it is not surprising
that the manufactured results are operational without long prototyping
cycles, and resemble in form and function the design intent. |
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Detail drawing of anchor bolt method for a
6-DOF motion simulator |
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ELECTRONIC DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION
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This circuit, designed and implemented by Screen Brilliance,
for SHOWSCAN, is a drop-in replacement board for a DOLBY processor, to
implement a discrete, 6-Channel Digital Surround system. Dolby's
processors (at the time) were not configured for this format, and no
solution was available off the shelf - so, as usual, it had to
be created. |
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Diagram of a simple, robust switcher circuit.
The "SourceSelect" uses relays for failsafe operation - even in
the event of component failure, one "critical channel" remains
active, to guarantee a show. |
IN PROGRESS
Coming Up : Some examples of architectural drawings with technical implementation
layers drawn in
IN PROGRESS
Coming Up : How Screen Brilliance can help you prepare your technical and
administrative documents for tender (bidding) process
 
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