Inventors of ALPD Laser
The laser light source behind cinema projection
Up to 7,500 Lumens
Bright, sharp images in rooms with ambient light
Demos in 3 Showrooms
Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane
THE APPOTRONICS STORY
From the Cinema to Your Simulator
Founded in 2006, Appotronics invented ALPD laser display technology in 2007. That laser light source went on to become a mainstream technology in laser display, and it’s now widely used in cinema projection around the world.
Appotronics brings the same laser expertise to its golf simulator projectors, delivering the brightness and sharpness large impact screens need, even when the room isn’t fully dark.
How We Work with Appotronics
Appotronics delivers the picture. We take care of everything else.
Design
We match the projector, lens and mounting position to your screen size, room depth and lighting, so the image fills the screen edge to edge.
Installation
We mount, align and calibrate the projector with your launch monitor, PC and software, so the picture is sharp and correctly sized from day one.
Support
Appotonics support and servicing come straight from our own team, so you have one point of contact from design to long after handover.
The Appotronics Range
MK750A vs MH650A
Both are bright ALPD laser projectors. The difference is resolution and how you’ll use the room.
Resolution
Brightness
Light source
Image procesing
Appotronics MK750A
Appotronics MH650A
4K UHD
7,500 lumens
ALPD laser
Full HD
6,500 lumens
ALPD laser
Motion smoothing up to 120 Hz, plus image enhancement
Motion smoothing up to 120 Hz, plus image enhancement
Dust protection
Laser life
Lenses
Sealed, dust-proof IP5X light engine
Sealed, dust-proof IP5X light engine
20,000 hours
Optional, 0.5:1 to 2.48:1 throw
20,000 hours
Optional, 0.5:1 to 2.48:1 throw
Best for
Large impact screens, bright rooms and premium builds
Large impact screens, bright rooms and premium builds
Who Appotronics Is For
Home Golf Simulators
Large impact screens and rooms that double as a cinema, where brightness and detail matter most.
Commercial Venues
Rooms with windows or ambient light, where a brighter laser keeps the course clear.
Coaching & Club Fitting
Hospitality venues and indoor centres running long days with the lights on.