Matrox to Highlight Data Collaboration and Review Advancements in Next-Generation Simulation Environments at I/ITSEC 2019

The cutting-edge Matrox Maevex 6150 quad 4K encoder appliance will exhibit high-density capture and encoding capabilities required to support a completely synchronized, live streaming and after action review (AAR) simulation system. Offloading all CPU-intensive encoding cycles from the system, the COTS-based Maevex 6100 Series appliances are purpose-built to capture, encode, and stream a multitude of simulator image generator (IG) video feeds. The demonstration will include Pitch Technologies’ Debrief software that synchronizes the Maevex-generated live simulation streams alongside other live simulation data—including high-resolution screen captures of live, virtual, and constructive (LVC) and command and control (C2) systems—ensuring fully-synchronized, 360-degree replays in during and AARs and mission debriefings.

The high-density Matrox Mura IPX cards will showcase their capture, streaming, recording, and video wall versatility for visualization and training applications. Boasting universal capture functionality, Mura IPX capture and IP encode/decode cards support baseband devices, IP sources, and local applications to access and view all required material across data-rich visualization platforms. The dynamic Mura IPX cards can also simultaneously stream and record any data point for real-time information sharing, training, or review purposes. Content includes entire video walls and regions of interest, as well as GPU-rendered, image generator content transferred directly from the graphics card to the Mura IPX card over the PCIe® bus. QuadHead2Go multi-monitor controllers meanwhile, will reveal their ability to power immersive video walls of any type and size, with flawless image quality across all displays.