"We've entered an age of visualisation where organisations need nimble systems that allow them to collaborate, create layouts, pull in a variety of sources, and react to events at a moment's notice," said Paul Vander Plaetse, CEO and Founder of Vuwall. "We've addressed this need with our easy-to-install and scalable PAK processing appliances and our feature-rich TRX video wall management software platform. We will have a lot of exciting technology advancements attendees won't want to miss at our booth."

The ISE 2023 Vuwall presentation will include a demo of the new TRX KVM functionality. The new technology allows operators to collaborate directly on shared video walls while working from their personal desks.

Organisations can bring in KVM sources, in addition to virtually all other sources, on a PAK video wall. This feature offers dynamic collaboration between operators to the video wall and operator to operator.

The company will show this new capability and the VuWall PAK appliance on the 3x2 Samsung LCD video wall and two operator desks. PAK is a networked multi-decode node that can also operate efficiently as a stand-alone device and is certified as fully compatible with The Wall. For large displays, PAK nodes can be easily stitched together to build an IP-based video wall that is infinitely scalable and can function as a single large canvas. PAK simplifies video wall integration by reducing the need for long video cables and eliminating single points of failure to minimize risk and improve reliability.

At the show, Vuwall will also highlight TRX's support for SDVoE multi-view mode, video wall mode, and USB routing on Samsung's The Wall for high-quality, zero-latency video distribution over 10G.