
Standard body
The compact configuration keeps the center UST and rising-screen system without left and right AV compartments.


Ares 120 WideRising screen with left and right AV compartments.
Ares Modern Collection
Ares conceals the rising screen and ultra-short-throw projector in one purpose-built cabinet. Choose the compact Standard body or the Wide body with dedicated AV compartments.
Projector, screen, cabinet width, speaker layout, cooling, and equipment fit are verified before production.
How it works
Ares 120 uses a fixed projector position for Epson, Samsung, and LG. Other projector geometries automatically receive the motorized UST path.

Two cabinet bodies, one 120-inch screen system. Standard keeps the footprint compact; Wide adds dedicated left and right AV compartments.
Inside Ares
The center section protects the projector, preserves its optical path, and keeps the screen cassette concealed.
Throw distance, lens location, height, and cabinet geometry are verified for the selected projector.
The projector operates through a precisely positioned optical window while remaining protected inside the cabinet.
Projector intake and exhaust are managed around the actual chassis and heat load.
The Wide body adds dedicated left and right equipment zones without changing the chosen screen size.

Projector compatibility
Ares supports leading UST projectors, but cabinet geometry is never assumed. Aegis checks the model, lens position, throw distance, chassis size, ventilation, connections, screen size, and room placement before production.
Configure your cabinet
Select the system, finish, audio, and equipment plan. The Ares preview and order summary update as you make choices.
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Projector throw geometry automatically determines whether Ares 120 uses the fixed or motorized UST compartment.
Other / not sure: This projector path requires motorization at 120 inches. The motorized UST compartment has been included automatically.
Ares 120 · Standard: Motorized UST compartment. Keeps the cabinet body compact without side AV compartments.
Ares details
Ares is designed around the UST projector, rising screen, thermal management, wiring, and service path from the beginning.

The compact configuration keeps the center UST and rising-screen system without left and right AV compartments.

Dedicated left and right AV compartments add organized component storage, cooling, and service access.

Intake and exhaust airflow are planned around the projector so heat leaves the protected compartment.

Center-channel integration is available on both bodies. Full LCR integration is reserved for the Wide cabinet.
Ares configurations
The screen size does not determine the cabinet width. Compare the compact Standard body against the Wide body with side AV compartments.
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Before you choose
Both cabinet bodies can be paired with the selected 100- or 120-inch screen size. Wide adds dedicated left and right AV compartments; Standard keeps the body compact.
No. The Standard body supports no built-in audio or a center speaker door. Full left, center, and right speaker-door integration requires the Wide body.
No projector needs motorization for a 100-inch Ares. At 120 inches, Epson, Samsung, and LG use the fixed compartment; other projector geometries use the motorized compartment. Aegis verifies the exact model before production.
Aegis checks lens position, throw distance, chassis size, cooling, cable clearance, screen choice, and room placement before approving the build.
Plan the complete system
Send the projector, screen, speakers, electronics, and room details. Aegis will confirm the right Ares configuration before production.