BWC Visual Technology

Headquarters

Upper Marlboro, MD

UEI

Z33JW9XGWTA4

CAGE

342K8

BWC Visual Technology designs, supplies, and installs immersive exhibit systems, with its work centered on NOAA’s Science On a Sphere® spherical display. The Upper Marlboro company says it has created more than 150 permanent and traveling exhibits worldwide and is the leading supplier of SOS systems. Its broader visual-technology work includes interactive science experiences and immersive displays for educational, museum, and commercial settings.

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