The RENCI-HSL DisplayWall is a collaborative and very high-resolution display screen located in the HSL Collaboration Center.

High Resolution

The RENCI-HSL DisplayWall is a 10 ft x 8 ft rear-projection display device with a native resolution of 4,096 x 3,072 pixels (12.5 million pixels). New collaborative uses and applications are enabled by the ability to interact with very high-resolution imagery and applications inches from the screen.

Application Details

We are looking for applications and data that can take advantage of the high-resolution collaborative capabilities of the RENCI-HSL DisplayWall. Both Windows and Linux applications are supported. Visualization programming staff are available to develop custom data visualization applications as well.

If you have an Windows or Linux-based applications that can immediately take advantage of this new RENCI-HSL DisplayWall, please contact Collaboration Center staff. We would also like to hear from you if you have questions or want more information about the DisplayWall or our plans for the Collaboration Center. We are eager to identify applications that can leverage and benefit from our DisplayWall technology.

While a variety of existing Windows or Linux applications can be run on the DisplayWall, of particular interest are those applications that go beyond simply making a larger image and begin to take advantage of the very high-resolution afforded by this technology. Applications areas for this type of technology include but are not limited to the following:

Contact Us

If you are interested in receiving more information about the DisplayWall or if you have specific application inquiries, please contact Collaboration Center staff.