March 24, 2015—It is with heavy hearts we report that Robert Grimm, patron saint of The Tech Museum of Innovation, has died. A gentle soul who was a strong advocate for the potential of giant screen films to enhance learning, Bob was always one of the first to register for GSCA events. Our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and everyone at The Tech. He will be sorely missed. Read "Bob Grimm Remembered as Heart of Los Altos" in the Los Altos Town Crier.

March 6, 2015—Astronauts on the International Space Station are about a third of the way through filming scenes for a new IMAX documentary to be released next year, the film's director revealed in a new interview. Toni Myers, the filmmaker behind Hubble 3D and IMAX's other shot-in-space giant screen movies, gave an update about her new project in a NASA interview on Wednesday (March 4). IMAX and Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures announced two years ago that they were collaborating with NASA to produce a movie that would "offer breathtaking, illuminating views of our home planet from space." Read the full article from Collect Space here.

March 6, 2015—Christie® and D3D Cinema have partnered in a joint effort to provide a premium experience using Christie's laser projection platform for tilted giant screen dome cinemas. R&D and preliminary testing is underway in conjunction with a host of third-party partners, from veteran dome cinematographers and post-production labs to optics specialists and test bed theaters.

March 6, 2015—Andrew Liszewski of Gizmodo writes, "IMAX's New Laser Projectors Make Me Wish I Lived In a Movie Theater." Click here to read the full article.