Two LED-related control products won Innovation Awards – see Artistic Licence, Pharos win PLASA Innovation Awards - although no LED fixtures were honoured.
Artistic Licence also unveiled Pixi-Web, a modular system for rapid assembly consisting of 16 RGB LED nodes mounted on a lightweight, flexible webbing. The system is also available as Color Web from A.C. Lighting. The 1 x 1 m panels can be clipped to other panels, allowing large areas to be covered quickly and easily. The webbing occupies only 10% of the total area, so can be placed in front of objects or light sources, or over speaker stacks (in a similar way to G-LEC panels). A.C. Lighting also exhibited its Chroma-Q Color Block lens optics range.
Robe Show Lighting unveiled 4- and 8-way LED blinders and an LED moving head with thirty-six 1 Watt Luxeon LEDs - see /content/leds/en/ugc/2005/09/robe-show-lighting-unveils-led-products-at-plasa.html
Coemar's ParLite LED incorporates 36 Luxeon LEDs into a traditional Par projector – see http://ledsmagazine.com/press/9809
DTS Illuminazione introduced the DELTA R LED moving head – see /content/leds/en/ugc/2005/09/dts-illuminazione-introduces-delta-r-led-moving-head.html
SGM's new PALCO 3 mobile LED colour-changer, distributed by Lightfactor, is protected to IP22 and features motorized pan & tilt movement. Its DMX controlled with optional remote control unit. The fixture features RGB colour mixing and a combination of high-power Luxeon 3W/1W LEDs (7 blue, 18 green, 24 red). SGM also previewed the Genio projector, with 16 3-watt LEDs, and the Ribalta color-change projector, with 90 LEDs and an output of 3000 lm.