Tide

Tide (Tiled Interactive Display Environment) is a distributed application that can run on multiple machines to power display walls or projection systems of any size.

Its user interface is designed to offer an intuitive experience on touch walls. It works just as well on non touch-capable installations by using its web interface from any web browser.

Tide helps users with:

  • Presenting and collaborating on a variety of media such as high-resolution images, movies and pdfs.
  • Sharing multiple desktop or laptop screens using the DesktopStreamer application.
  • Sketching new ideas by drawing on a whiteboard and browsing websites.
  • Interacting with content streamed from remote sources such as high-performance visualisation machines through the Deflect protocol. In particular all Equalizer-based applications as well as Brayns ray-tracing engine have built-in support.
  • Viewing high-resolution, immersive stereo 3D streams on compatible hardware.
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