Teaching and Visualization Lab

An instructor gestures toward an image projected onto the walls of Hunt's teaching and visualization lab
An instructor gestures toward an image projected onto the walls of Hunt's teaching and visualization lab
Students work at laptops surrounded by video walls in Hunt's teaching and visualization lab
Students sit around a table surrounded by video screens in Hunt's teaching and visualization lab
A student presents to an audience
A student gestures toward an image projected onto the wall
A student presents in front of a projector screen
A student gestures toward an image projected onto the wall
An instructor gestures toward a topographic map projected onto the wall
Building:
James B. Hunt Jr. Library
Floor:
Fourth Floor
Room:
4505
Capacity:
40
Request this room

Faculty and graduates students can request to use the Teaching and Visualization Lab, a black-box room that offers 270-degree immersive projection on three walls / five screens for a total of 94 linear feet of high-definition display surface. The room can host a variety of events including:

  • High-impact presentations of large-scale visualizations and simulations
  • Technology-rich interactive sessions in a small group setting
  • Command/control room simulation
  • Immersive computing
  • Game research
  • “Big data” decision theater
  • Comparative social computing

270° stereoscopic 3D projection is available. 

Visualization services

Design templates

Display resolution:

  • Windows Visualization Server for 270° Wraparound Mode (Screens 1-5, contiguous): 16,384 x 1200
  • HDMI Laptop Mode for Corner Screens Only: Up to 1920 x 1200

Furniture Options

Custom software allowed?
Determined on a case-by-case basis

User video connections allowed?
Yes, HDMI and VGA

Food / beverage / catering allowed?
No

Public visibility?
Private

Special features:

  • 270° immersive projection
  • Surround sound stereo output
  • Stereoscopic 3D projection
  • Theater lighting