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The official Hiperwall version of this post is here. With the challenges of the global pandemic, the team mostly working from home, travel restrictions, and component shortages delaying installations, the Hiperwall development team had a banner year producing three important product releases! Our team’s ability to remain productive while working remotely is a testament . . . → Read More: Hiperwall Development Team Year in Review 2021 Hiperwall video walls have supported playing content with audio since the beginning, but we had avoided adding audio controls to the system because of the complexities described in this article. That changed with a product version we released several months ago. This article describes the journey the development team took to make the . . . → Read More: The Technical and Functional Challenges of Developing Video Wall Audio Controls I recently wrote a blog post for the Hiperwall website on the value and quality of video wall controller solutions. I wrote the post because one of our potential customers was comparing Hiperwall to a very cheap bundled “solution” and they were being told the bundled product was comparable and good enough for what they . . . → Read More: Hiperwall Blog Post: Do You Get What You Pay For? I wrote a white paper about why resolution matters in control rooms and other environments where information density and content are important. I wrote it in response to the increasing popularity of Direct View LED (dvLED) in digital signage. Because dvLED is bright and beautiful and almost seamless, there is temptation to use it . . . → Read More: Resolution Matters White Paper I wrote an article for Sound and Communications Magazine on Video Wall Fault Tolerance. http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/544901a3#/544901a3/53 In March, I wrote a post on Fault Tolerance for the Hiperwall blog. I’ll link to it here since my name didn’t get attached to it there.
At Hiperwall, our tagline is “See the big picture” and we do that well. In applications from scientific visualization to control rooms and operations centers, being able to see lots of information in great detail allows our users to understand more clearly and make important decisions quickly. We’ve shown billion pixel images on Hiperwall systems, . . . → Read More: See the (Really) Big Picture This is the Building a Product panel at the UC Technology Commercialization Forum on May 8th. Next to me are Dr. Christine Ho of Imprint Energy and Dr. Michelle Brown of Olfactor Laboratories, as well as the moderator Dr. Thomas Lipkin of UCLA. The picture is pretty low res, because it was cropped from an . . . → Read More: Picture of the Building a Product Panel at the UC Technology Commercialization Forum On Thursday May 8th, I participated in the “Building a Product” panel at the University of California Technology Commercialization Forum at the Westin Hotel near San Francisco Airport. The day-long event had presentations by researchers who have products that are nearly ready to commercialize, as well as panels and talks by venture capitalists and members . . . → Read More: UC Technology Commercialization Forum Homeland Security Today magazine has published an article about how a powerful, yet cost-effective Hiperwall video wall solution helped the Coast Guard modernize their command center while maintaining and enhancing capability in a budget conscious manner. Click the link in the paragraph above or use the URL below: http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/kmd/hst_201402/#/28
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