Up to 36 cameras per screen that light up only where it matters. Floor-plan and geographic maps with live alarms, an alarm and incident console, PTZ cameras that follow the action, and keyboard control built for long shifts. All in the browser.
Not faster hardware, but the right video for each tile.
36 full-quality streams would overwhelm most computers. Visylix gives each tile the right-sized video for its size, which is why a 6×6 wall stays smooth in an ordinary browser.
A 6×6 wall shows four times as much as a 3×3. With severity rings, the alert rail and live AI on the focused feed, it becomes a live attention map instead of a static grid.
Every shortcut and default is chosen for long control-room shifts: no mouse-only dialogs, and the everyday actions all on the keyboard.
Everything an operator needs through a 12-hour shift.
36 cameras on one display, with layouts from 1×1 to 6×6 chosen per screen. Open the wall on every monitor in the control room, each with its own layout.
Small tiles use the camera's lighter sub-stream and expanded tiles switch to full quality, with no manual settings.
The wall cycles through pages of cameras every 10, 30, 60 or 120 seconds, and holds on any page with an unacknowledged critical alert.
See every camera on your floor plans or on a map of the whole estate, with live status and alarm badges where things are happening.
Receive, triage, assign and close alarms in one console. Critical alarms that go unanswered escalate automatically.
PTZ cameras follow a moving subject automatically using live AI detections. Recall presets in one click and build patrol tours in a visual editor.
One tile expands to full size and full quality, while severity rings and the alert rail keep every other camera in view. One key press takes you back.
When an unacknowledged critical alert fires, the wall pins to that camera's page and the page markers show severity, so nothing scrolls away before someone responds.
Arrow keys move between tiles, Enter expands, Escape returns and 1 to 6 change the grid. Built for operators who work without a mouse.
Each display in the control room can open its own layout, from 1×1 up to 6×6, and the wall holds on an unacknowledged critical alert until an operator responds, so nothing scrolls away on a quiet night shift.
The video wall is part of Enterprise. Book a demo and see a 6×6 wall, live maps and PTZ autotracking in action.
Up to 36 per screen in a 6×6 grid, with layouts from 1×1 to 6×6 chosen per screen. In a control room with several monitors, open the wall in a browser window on each display, each with its own layout.
Small tiles automatically use the camera's lighter sub-stream, and expanded tiles switch to the full-quality main stream. That keeps a 6×6 wall smooth on an ordinary workstation, with no manual settings.
Yes. Cameras with an active alert light up with a severity ring and appear on the alert rail. When an unacknowledged critical alert fires, auto-cycle holds on that camera's page until someone responds. Sudarshan adds live AI overlays on the camera you are focused on.
Yes. Place cameras on floor plans or on a geographic map of your estate. Each camera shows its live status, and alarms appear as badges right on the map, so operators see where something is happening at a glance.
Yes. PTZ autotracking uses live AI detections to keep a moving subject in frame. Operators can also recall presets in one click and run patrol tours built in a visual tour editor, or ask Radha to do it by name.
Arrow keys move between tiles, Enter expands a tile to full screen, Escape returns to the grid, and keys 1 to 6 change the grid size. Operators can run the wall without touching a mouse.
The video wall is part of Enterprise, together with severity rings, the alert rail and critical-alert pinning, with each browser remembering its layout.