ultrashortthrowprojektorer

Ultrashort throw projectors, often shortened to UST projectors, are a type of projector designed to display a large image from a very short distance. Unlike traditional projectors that require significant space between the projector and the screen, UST models can be placed directly beneath the screen or even on a furniture stand in front of it. This capability is achieved through specialized lenses with a wide angle and a short focal length.

The primary advantage of ultrashort throw projectors is their ability to eliminate the shadow effect that can occur when someone walks in front of a traditional projector. This makes them ideal for interactive presentations, gaming, and home theater setups where space is limited. They can project screens of 100 inches or more from just inches away.

UST projectors typically use DLP or LCD projection technology, similar to their long-throw counterparts. They offer a range of resolutions, from standard HD to 4K, and varying brightness levels (lumens) depending on the model and intended use. Features such as built-in speakers, smart TV functionality, and multiple input ports are common. The installation process is generally simpler due to the reduced distance requirement.