Projector Grid is a native desktop tool for Panasonic network projector management. It handles control, monitoring, and geometry correction in one window on Windows and macOS. The software talks directly to projectors over the local network without a server or cloud dependency. Designed for large projection mapping setups, it supports batches of up to 100 projectors concurrently. OSC over UDP allows external show-control systems to trigger commands. Auto-discovery finds projectors on the local subnet. Workspaces save as project files with undo and redo support.
The application provides power, shutter, input, and lens commands per projector, per group, or across the whole rig. Live status includes temperature, runtime hours, voltage, error flags, and signal presence. Geometry tools cover keystone, four-corner, and curved adjustments. Color and brightness matching align blended surfaces. Scheduled tasks run one-off, daily, or weekly commands. The interface uses projector cards on a grid with drag-and-drop positioning. Keyboard shortcuts drive common operations including refresh and fit-to-selection.
Projector Grid runs locally with no telemetry and no analytics. It requires macOS 12 or newer and Windows 10 or newer. The application is distributed as an installer for Windows and a DMG for macOS. It is built with Flutter and Dart, with Impeller rendering on Windows. OSC addresses are generated automatically for every command. The software is free and open-source under GPL-3.0. It is aimed at technicians and integrators who manage many projectors in permanent installations.