Starlab Education, Queensland, Australia
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Mr. Paul Tickner is the new user of this "Shira Player" Mac version with spherical mirror projection.
Starlab Education provides inspiring astronomy and earth science presentations throughout Queensland. It is a giant silver dome that simulates the night sky of our Southern Hemisphere. Inside, students can discover more about space and our solar system through the use of visual projections, demonstrations and multimedia. This is an interactive experience enabling the students to participate by asking questions and making observations about space.
http://www.starlab.net.au
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHSjIGCfbic
Discovery Dome, Hong Kong
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Discovery Dome is an inflatable mobile planetarium that has operated in Hong Kong since 2010. They are using "Shira Player" Mac version.
http://www.discoverydome.hk/
https://www.facebook.com/discoverydomehk/
Schul-Planetarium,Sooden-Allendorf, Germany
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Classical center located fisheye projection in mobile planetarium. Now, Mr.Mathias Rode and his team are using "Shira Player" for their presentations.
https://www.schulplanetarium.de/
Planetario de Vitoria, Brazil
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Vitoria planetarium has 10 meter fixed dome. The "Shira Universe" with fisheye projector product has installed by FULLDOME PRODUÇOES.
The Federal University of Espírito Santo, with its own resources, managed to purchase a new system of projection of the digital type, fulldome, of maintenance much simpler and less expensive, capable of projecting the sky, and other digital contents, at an angle of about 180°, covering the entire dome.
http://planetariodevitoria.org/
https://www.facebook.com/planetariodevitoriaufes
Taiyo-Kogyo Mobile Planetarium, Wakayama, Japan
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Simple installation with edge mount projector location. It is using single warp file to project images to the dome. Mr. Hiroyu Murata are using Shira Player and Shira Universe for own mobile planetarium astronomical presentations. The system was sold by Altair LLC company. The dome diameter is 6 m and used BENQ HT2550 projector with fisheye lens.
http://www.taiyo-kogyo.cc/data/mobileplanetarium.pdf
