Panasonic Laser Projectors Bring Mystical Prague to Life

Visitors to the new interactive exhibition Praga Magica can delve into the history of Prague and actively engage in intriguing visual projections, all based on interactive displays and other captivating elements that combine fun for the entire family with informative content.

This new permanent exhibition is located in the House at the Red Fox directly opposite the Astronomical Clock in Prague and is a joint project of designer Michal Pacina and the house owner Libor Winkler from the investment group RSJ. The creative technical processing is by Tomáš Novák from the Xlab studio.

The visual experiences are dominated by an artificial waterfall projected directly onto the stairs leading to the first and second floors of the House at the Red Fox. 

Also noteworthy is a futuristic panoramic view of Prague with towers that fly into the sky or land back at their original place, including the Žižkov Television Tower, which resembles a rocket itself. Museum visitors can also see the Astronomical Clock from the level of the first floor of the House at the Red Fox, avoiding the crowds of tourists at the Old Town Square. 

All used projectors are maintenance-free, and Panasonic guarantees 20,000 hours of operation. However, in real situations, they last longer; similar projectors installed in another setting in Prague have been in operation for over 26,000 hours. They can operate in a 24/7 mode. For use in the Praga Magica exhibitions, they are turned off at night.