Laser Beams

Laser beams are less of a show and more of a temporary art installation for representing abstract things. Most of the time, the directed lasers show that something is symbolically connected - for example, the partnership between cities or the togetherness of structures, etc. Laser Beams are often single static beams. They can also be used to draw attention to a location with the point of origin of the beam; the beams can be visible for dozens of kilometres. Laser beams are even more conspicuous when they are moved synchronously with each other: the infinity beam® is ideally suited for this purpose, as it can be synchronised with other infinity beams® by means of GPS, regardless of location - virtually worldwide. This feature can also be extended to synchronous transmission of music, for example by a radio station.