WolfVision

• 1966 - Josef Wolf sets up "Wolf Audio-Visuals" which was one of the first companies operating in what later became known as "the AV market".
• 1974 - Josef Wolf introduces the first document camera in Austria. At this time all units were custom made.
• 1978 - In cooperation with Carl Zeiss, Josef Wolf produces a video camera that could be connected to a microscope for microsurgery. This device made the first ever colour video recording of an eye operation on a live human patient.
• 1988 - Josef Wolf is one of the creators of the worldwide patented WolfVision Visualizer system. This was the world's first Visualizer that was first shown at the photokina Trade Fair in 1988.
• 1989 - Serial production and worldwide distribution of Visualizers begins.
• 1994 - Josef Wolf's sons Georg Wolf and Martin Wolf set up the company WolfVision GmbH and concentrate 100% on the production of Visualizers.
• 2002/2007 WolfVision GmbH Austria was split into 3 separate companies, with WolfVision Holding AG, WolfVision GmbH Austria and WolfVision Innovation GmbH Austria (the R&D division of the company).
• In August 2008 WolfVision relocated to a new company headquarters building in Klaus, Vorarlberg, Austria.
• In mid 2013 the company launched the VZ-C3D, the world's first stereoscopic 3D Visualizer.
• 2014 - WolfVision owners Georg and Martin Wolf take a step back from day-to-day company operations and join the Supervisory Board. New managing directors are Sales Director, Michael Lisch and Head of R&D, Andreas Wohlgenannt.
• 2016 - WolfVision GmbH and WolfVision Innovation GmbH merge to form a single company (WolfVision GmbH).

The current manufactured product line includes both Desktop and Ceiling Visualizer models, and the company also produces Live Image Camera systems.

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  WolfVision VZ-9.4 Desktop Visualizer system
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  WolfVision VZ-C12³ Ceiling Visualizer system
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  WolfVision EYE-12 Live Image Camera system
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  WolfVision VZ-C6 Ceiling Visualizer system
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  WolfVision VZ-C3D stereoscopic 3D Visualizer system

The vSolution Cynap system was introduced in June 2015. This system enables digital and analog content materials from a range of mobile devices to be simultaneously displayed on screen, streamed, and recorded. The system is used either alone or in combination with a Visualizer during presentations, lectures, and collaborative learning sessions.

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  WolfVision vSolution Cynap

'Live' image presentation using a WolfVision Visualizer presentation system

The popular phrase ’Death by PowerPoint‘ was first used by Angela R. Garber in 2001[1] to describe the boredom and information overload often experienced during bullet pointed heavily text based Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. Using a WolfVision Visualizer is a far more effective way to interact with an audience, because it enables a speaker to spontaneously introduce additional 2 or 3 dimensional visual material into a presentation, lecture or training session. Research indicates that the visual display of ‘live’ image based material during a presentation greatly increases the audience's level of information retention and understanding.[2][3][4]

• 2010 - BTV-Bauherrenpreis for the new company headquarters building [5]
• 2010 - Red dot design award: best of the best (for VZ-9plus³ Visualizer)[6]
• 2010 - AV Award 2010 - Green/environmental activity of the year [7]
• 2011 - InfoComm Green AV Award - for the implementation of environmentally sustainable practices in the workplace [8]

vSolution Connect for iPad in use with a WolfVision VZ-9.4 Series Visualizer presentation system

Current customers using WolfVision Visualizer systems include Google, NASA, Microsoft, Audi, Hewlett-Packard, New York Supreme Court, and Harvard University.