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SIEMENS Classroom F Laptop 01 • Classroom F Laptop 01 will be able to share its video content with the Situation Wall. • COP System Software Installed: Hiperwall Sender Node (two (2) simultaneous windows) • Network Requirements: The Video will need one (1) 10 /100 /100 Gigabit Ethernet to the workstation. Classroom F Laptop 02 • Classroom F Laptop 01 will be able to share its video content with the Situation Wall. • COP System Software Installed: Hiperwall Sender Node (two (2) Simultaneous windows) • Network Requirements: The Video will need one (1) 10 /100 /100 Gigabit Ethernet to the workstation. Classroom F Laptop 03 • Classroom F Laptop 01 will be able to share its video content with the Situation Wall. • COP System Software Installed: Hiperwall Sender Node (2 Simultaneous windows) • Network Requirements: The Video will need one (1) 10 /100 /100 Gigabit Ethernet to the workstation. Classroom F Laptop 04 • Classroom F Laptop 01 will be able to share its video content with the Situation Wall. • COP System Software Installed: Hiperwall Sender Node (2 Simultaneous windows) • Network Requirements: The Video will need one (1) 10/100/100 Gigabit Ethernet to the workstation. COMPONENTS Hiperwall Hiperwall, Inc. is a University of California at Irvine (UCI) spinoff established to commercialize video wall display technology based on research and technology developed at UCI's California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2). Hiperwall is a high - performance low -cost video wall software solution that can display a wide variety of content with unmatched speed, flexibility and functionality in extremely high - resolution. The commercialization of the Hiperwall system was completed with the assistance of UCI, Tech Coast Works, and The Orange County Business Incubation Network, a public benefit initiative of the Don Beall Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at UC Irvine's Paul Merage School of Business. Figure 2- Hipervall at NASA looking at deep space photography Hiperwall technology enables users to create a very large format, ultra -high- resolution video wall from a group of contiguously mounted monitors. The software coordinates the display of each individual monitor so they appear to the viewer as one large display. Hiperwall supports the display of images up to one gigabyte or larger in size. The system can move, zoom and otherwise manipulate these extremely large images in real time, providing unique viewing capabilities that are valued in a variety of fields including medical, satellite and other forms of scientific imaging. The Hiperwall system also offers the ability to display real -time duplicates of screen images from one or more PCs connected to the video wall. Each duplicate is automatically updated as the image changes on the screen of the originating PC. As a result, an entire room of people can see what is happening on Siemens Industry, Ine 10775 Business Center Drive Cypress, CA 90630