The REALiS WUX500 D Pro AV LCoS DICOM Projector from Canon delivers high performance, thanks to its WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution, 5000 lumens of brightness, and a contrast ratio of up to 2000:1. AISYS-enhanced LCoS technology combines with an advanced projection lens to produce crisp, bright images with accurate color reproduction. The optical system on the WUX500 D Pro AV allows the projector to maintain a constant level of brightness throughout its 1.8x zoom range; this is a feature that provides both flexible projector placement and value by eliminating the need to over-specify a higher lumen projector for longer throw applications.

This model includes a DICOM simulation mode for the display of monochrome digital X-rays, CAT scans, and MRIs with accurate color and precise detail. This special mode simulates the results of devices compliant with the Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) Part 14 standard. For added flexibility, within this mode users can select from either blue or clear base and can further adjust the color temperature according to their individual preferences. With the WUX500 D Pro AV in the Picture by Picture mode it is possible to view two inputs side by side with one input set to DICOM simulation mode and another input set to a different mode; this allows for a variety of teaching combinations.

The WUX500 D Pro AV is HDBaseT-compatible and is equipped with many leading industry interfaces including HDMI, DVI-I, USB, RJ-45, and RS-232C. Built-in network management is possible via PJLink, and compatibility with Crestron & AMX systems ensures that the REALiS WUX500 D Pro AV will seamlessly integrate into virtually any system infrastructure.

This projector features four-point keystone correction, built-in edge blending, PC-free multi-projection (JPEG only), vertical lens shift (0-60%), network multi-projection (NMPJ) over Wi-Fi, and PC-free presentations. A 12,000-hour life filter simplifies maintenance, and low power consumption makes the Canon WUX500 D Pro AV ideal for those in the medical education and training fields. DICOM mode can also be utilized in other specialized applications like black and white photography in which an expanded range of gamma adjustment is required.