Users streaming laptop screens to local displays for presentations and collaboration. The laptop screens in the pictures above are streamed to the tile-display at a resolution of 1600x1200 pixels at 12 fps.
Here three different TeraVision servers are streaming visualizations as three video streams to three different parts of the screen. The frame rates and resolutions for each stream is different and can be adusted depending on the application generating the video,
TeraVision used for streaming medical data to the 2003 RSNA (Radiological Society of North America) in Chicago. The attendees were able to see stereo video geneated by an SGI machine located at the University of Chicago.
Mark Ellisman at the National Center for Microscopy and Research at the University of California at San Diego, demontrates the HD output of a microscope in Hawaii streamed at a 450 Mbps UDP stream, to attendees of the 2005 annual Lariat meeting (http://lariat-west.org/) in San Diego.
UDP streams at 700 Mbps from Amsterdam stream pre-rendered Quaternion fractal animation as a demostration for the 2004 Optiputer site visit meeting
TeraVision's multicasting and collaborative capabilities were demonstrated at the 2004 SC global conference in Pittsburgh.
Sony PS2 on a tiled-display :)