Fujifilm’s next projector could solve a whole host of problems in one go – and it’s, frankly, adorable

Fujifilm announced its next projector, the FP-ZUH6000, at the start of the week and the 4K thrower is seeing its debut at the Integrated Systems Europe show in Barcelona over the next few days. The ultra short-throw device boasts color reproduction that beats the previous model one and a half times over, as well as 4K resolution for the first time.

While Fujifilm isn’t looking to join the ranks of the best projectors for your living room, its technology could well spark similar innovation in more entertainment-oriented models and brands. Like its predecessor, this is a commercial device aimed towards art installations, but its introduction of the “folded two-axial rotatable lens” (Fujifilm) has me all giddy. The rotating lens sitting on the end of an adjustable arm can be angled across 90 degrees and spin a full 360 when placed upright. I’m certainly hoping we see more of this – Fujifilm first introduced this tech with its Z Series range in 2019 but hasn’t touched it for four years since.