Hexogon deployed 52 Christie projectors for an aerial display at Singapore's National Day Parade, according to a report from Pro AVL Asia.
The installation, detailed by Pro AVL Asia, involved suspending the projectors in the air to support the parade's visual presentation. The report, published on September 1, 2026, did not specify the exact venue or the duration of the setup.
Pro AVL Asia's coverage highlights the scale of the rig, noting the use of a substantial number of Christie units for the event. The projectors were positioned overhead, a configuration that typically requires careful planning for weight distribution, power supply, and alignment to ensure cohesive imagery across large surfaces.
The Singapore National Day Parade is an annual event held on August 9 to mark the country's independence. Production teams often employ large-scale audiovisual equipment for such national celebrations, and this year's edition appears to have leaned on a sizable projection inventory from Hexogon, a company known for large-format projection mapping work in the region.
Christie, the projector manufacturer, produces a range of high-brightness models commonly used in events, theme parks, and architectural projection. The specific model used in this deployment was not disclosed in the available report.
The brief report from Pro AVL Asia offers limited operational details, but the headline figure of 52 units points to a complex aerial setup. For those tracking large-format AV deployments, the next development to watch is whether Hexogon or Christie release further technical specifications or behind-the-scenes documentation of the rig.
