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RGB Spectrum offers an extensive line of video wall processors to meet any project need. The company is pleased to announce it is expanding its industry-leading lines into a new level of larger-scale video walls.
RGB Spectrum has expanded its line of multi-channel recording and streaming systems with the new Zio® Media Server.
RGB Spectrum’s advanced DGy™ recording and streaming system is used in the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Full Mission Simulator (FMS) to train individual pilots and whole squadrons. With increasing production of the F-35 aircraft, RGB Spectrum is ramping up DGy deliveries to meet the rapidly growing needs for pilot training.
RGB Spectrum showcased its latest advances in video processing and networked AV solutions at the recent AFCEA WEST conference. AFCEA WEST, held in San Diego, California, is the premier U.S. Navy event focused on operations in the Asia-Pacific region.
A leading business directory service headquartered in San Francisco, California is experiencing significant employee expansion. This growth is requiring the company to devise ways to improve enterprise-wide communications and productivity.
RGB Spectrum highlighted its latest video processing and Video-over-IP solutions at the 2020 ISE trade show in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
RGB Spectrum announces the new Zio W4000 video wall processor series. It is the first general purpose, full-function video wall processor completely integrated with an AV-over-IP platform.
RGB Spectrum has been awarded a follow-on contract from Raytheon Corporation for the Phalanx Close-In-Weapon-System (CIWS) program...
One of the world’s tallest buildings is a vast vertical city within itself, and its scale and complexity require the most sophisticated facilities management.
Introducing RGB Spectrum’s new QuadView UHDx KVM which combines a high-performance 4Kp60 multi-image video processor with remote keyboard/mouse control. The unit displays and controls up to four computer screens at a time on a single 4Kp60 monitor...
At the 2019 I/ITSEC trade show in Orlando, Florida, RGB Spectrum highlighted its latest display, recording and networked video solutions for simulators and training.
The next generation F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) aircraft, developed by Lockheed Martin, is a family of stealth multi-role aircraft. The aircraft requires pilots to master new competencies; thus, simulation plays a prominent role.
Sutherland Labs, headquartered in San Francisco, California, is an experience design agency creating solutions to grow businesses and enhance everyday human experiences.
RGB Spectrum announces a major new enhancement to its Galileo video wall processor line: integration with industry-leading VMS suppliers Genetec and Milestone. Optional plug-ins provide seamless integration between cameras managed by Genetec or Milestone and other video and computer sources...
The Elk Grove California Police Department has a novel crime-fighting weapon with their new Information Center. The facility’s centerpiece is its large, real-time video wall powered by RGB Spectrum’s Galileo 4K video wall processor...
Samsung and RGB Spectrum are collaborating to showcase state-of-the-art 4K video wall and multiviewer technology at Samsung's Executive Briefing Center (EBC) in Washington, D.C. Samsung is a premier manufacturer of high-performance LED displays.
The Creighton University School of Dentistry, established in 1905, has a long and storied history of preparing dental graduates noted for professional excellence and commitment to improving the health of their communities.
Samsung and RGB Spectrum have collaborated to showcase state-of-the-art video wall and multiviewer technology at Samsung's Executive Briefing Center (EBC) in Irvine, California. Samsung is a premier manufacturer of high-performance LED displays.
RGB Spectrum's new CAT-Linx™ 2 Plus extenders transmit high-resolution signals up to 100 meters using conventional CAT 6/7 cable. They also provide transparent USB extension for KVM control of remote devices.
Just two Galileo video wall processors power numerous video walls and displays throughout the GameStop Performance Center, including all of the video walls in the lobby, the player lounge, and the main public room, as well as displays in training rooms and the locker room.