Visualization Centers

The TourCAVE is a lower cost version of the NexCAVE. It consists of 14 65" LG 3DTVs which we turned on their sides.

The StarCAVE virtual-reality environment is popular among researchers as well as with visitors to the Qualcomm Institute.

The Samsung SUR40 is an interactive surface that caters to 360° multiuser applications with the aid of Microsoft's PixelSense technology.

The Mustang stereoscopic visualization system uses active stereoscopic technology to provide enhanced capabilities in a portable form-factor.

The system can be located anywhere in the laboratory, where it can be used for presentation, research, and development.

The Oculus Rift is a virtual reality head-mounted display that makes use of stereoscopic technology and a combination of 3-axis gyroscopes, accelerometers, and magnetometers to provide the user a fully immersive VR experience.

The collaboration room offers the opportunity for small groups to work together on developing and exploring visualizations. The Full HD projector covers a 16' X 9 area with the many possible input combinations.

The flat screen area gives users a 20 ft. x 11 ft., 4096 x 2160 resolution display, which is driven by a Sony SRX-S105 overhead projector and a high-end Dell workstation.

Lasso is a multi-touch display in TACC's Visualization Laboratory. At a resolution of 12.4 megapixels (5760x2160), the tiled-display consists of (6) 46" monitors in a 3x2 grid configuration and is driven by a single node using AMD Eyefinity technology.

Decision Theater locations in Tempe Arizona, and Washington D.C. can provide venues and support services for a variety of events.

Located within the modern New Horizons Research Centre within Monash University’s Clayton campus, the large-scale immersive visualization platform and facility is called the CAVE2.