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🎉 Add a control room layer to your video wall - Polywall 3.12 is live

As control rooms become more digital, the video wall is expected to support more than traditional source display.

Dashboards, live data, browser applications, remote access, automation, permissions, and IT monitoring are now part of daily control room operations.

The challenge is to manage all of this around the video wall without adding more complexity – and without requiring operators to handle every action manually.

Polywall 3.12 introduces a new step in our approach to control room software: a control room layer built around software sources, content capture, automation, and interfaces.

Here’s a quick look at what’s new:

✅ KVM where needed – browser-based control without turning the whole project into a KVM architecture
✅ IT-first video wall monitoring with Zabbix and Prometheus-ready data
✅ Enterprise security updates, including token-based API access, LDAP groups, and RBAC
✅ Broader source integration with DirectShow-compatible video devices
✅ Faster daily workflows with remote file upload and preset management
✅ Enhanced browser, image, and media support for more flexible visual content

With Polywall 3.12, the video wall becomes more than a display surface. It becomes part of a software-defined control room workspace.

👉 Want more details? Check the comments for links to explore all features!

Reminder: Polywall 3.12 webinar starts in 3 hours.

Is just displaying sources still enough for modern control rooms?

Today’s webinar, Meet Polywall 3.12: Add a Control Room Layer to Your Video Wall, will show how video wall environments are evolving beyond static layouts and traditional source display.

During the session, we’ll look at how Polywall 3.12 brings together software sources, content capture, automation, and interfaces in a new control room layer for the video wall.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

✅ Control workstations and video walls through the browser
✅ Deliver content to the video wall faster with remote file upload
✅ Monitor video wall health like an IT system
✅ Strengthen security with improved access control and API protection
✅ Work with more hardware sources in a hardware-agnostic environment
✅ Simplify daily control room operations

⏰ Webinar Time:
02:00 PM CEST (UTC+2) – Europe
04:00 PM GST (UTC+4) – Middle East
05:30 PM IST (UTC+5:30) – India, APAC
09:00 AM BRT (UTC-3) – Brazil, LATAM
08:00 AM EDT (UTC-4) – US & Canada Eastern Time

👉 Register: https://polywall.net/webinar/adding-a-control-room-layer?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=webinar3.12

Can’t attend live? Register to receive the on-demand recording and presentation slides.

Meet Polywall 3.12: Add a Control Room Layer to Your Video Wall Discover real control room projects in facility management, transport and oil & gas. Join the Dec 16 webinar to see architectures and key results.

How do you keep marine operations visible, coordinated, and responsive at scale?

For a leading U.S. dredging company, Polywall provided a unified visualization platform to improve visibility across active projects and support faster incident response.

Before implementation, teams relied on individual workstations, static displays, and ad-hoc screen sharing. As operations scaled, they struggled to maintain a common view, compare data sources dynamically, and switch efficiently between projects or incidents.

With Polywall, the operations team now can:

✅ Combine live data, dashboards, and tools in any layout
✅ Switch between projects instantly
✅ Adapt the view in real time during incidents
✅ Work from one shared, live picture

The result: improved situational awareness, faster issue triage, and more effective collaboration.

The video wall has become a core operational tool, supporting both daily operations and critical situations.

Read the full case study 👇
https://polywall.net/case-studies/control-rooms/marine-operations

Shared Visibility & Faster Incident Response for Marine Operations Discover how a video wall platform improved visibility and operations for a marine company.

[June 9] Meet Polywall 3.12: Add a Control Room Layer to Your Video Wall

Control rooms are no longer just about displaying sources on a large screen.

Today, teams manage dozens of dashboards, browser-based applications, live operational data, remote access, and constantly changing workflows – all at once.

That requires a different approach to video wall management.

Polywall 3.12 introduces a new version of the control room management system, designed to add a control room layer to the video wall — connecting sources, automation, content capture, and interfaces.

Join our upcoming webinar to explore the concept behind this approach and see the new version in action.

During the session, you’ll learn how to:

✅Design trendy hardware-agnostic control rooms
✅Control workstations and video walls through the browser
✅ Work with content from different source types
✅ Enable smoother multi-user collaboration on the video wall
✅ Deliver content to the video wall faster
✅ Monitor video wall health like an IT system
✅ Strengthen enterprise-grade security with improved RBAC and secure API protection

📅 June 9, 2026
⏰ Webinar Time:

02:00 PM CEST (UTC+2) – Europe
04:00 PM GST (UTC+4) – Middle East
05:30 PM IST (UTC+5:30) – India
09:00 AM BRT (UTC-3) – Brazil
08:00 AM EDT (UTC-4) – US & Canada Eastern Time

📌 At the end, our expert will answer your questions about data sources, workflows, and integration tips.

🎁 Bonus: webinar participants are eligible to receive a free extended 60-day Polywall trial license to explore the new features after the session.

Register now: https://polywall.net/webinar/adding-a-control-room-layer?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=webinar3.12

Is just displaying sources still enough for modern control rooms?

For a long time, video wall workflows were mostly built around routing content to the wall: workstation outputs, camera feeds, application windows.

But many control rooms now work with sources that behave differently:

➡️ dozens of dashboards that need active sessions
➡️ browser-based tools that require user input
➡️ live data views that change during operations
➡️ remote teams that need access in real-time beyond the control room

When these workflows are handled through disconnected systems, daily work becomes impossible to manage.

Static display is no longer enough. Control rooms need a bridge between sources, interactive tools, and operational workflows.

We’ve been working on a solution for this exact reality.

Something new is coming. More details very soon.

Want to test Polywall control room software before moving forward with a full project?

Polywall offers a free 30-day evaluation version, so you can explore the platform directly in your own environment – with real sources, layouts, and operational scenarios.

✅ Fully functional evaluation version
✅ No restrictions on displays, operators, data sources, or features
✅ Dedicated demo licenses available for authorized partners

Swipe through the carousel to see how to launch your Polywall evaluation in just a few steps.

👉 Download your free evaluation version here:
https://polywall.net/support/downloads?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=trial

Can control room expansion make workflows clearer, not harder?

For a government law enforcement organization in Chile, modernization meant more than increasing display capacity.

The project involved updating the main control room, deploying two additional rooms, and moving to a more consistent way of managing video wall content.

Polywall software became the central control room platform for organizing applications, managing video wall layouts, and bringing critical sources into a shared view.

✅ The result: more flexible operations for coordination, briefings, and real-time oversight without adding complexity to daily work.

👉 Swipe through the carousel to explore the case.

Want to discuss a similar project?
Book a demo: https://polywall.net/product-demo?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=case

Can your SOC handle both physical and cyber threats without losing situational awareness?

Whether it is an Information Security Operations Center (ISOC) protecting digital infrastructure, a Physical SOC monitoring facilities, or a hybrid of both, the goal remains the same: maintaining security and operational continuity 24/7.

In daily operations, SOC environments rarely lack data or tools.
What is often missing is a clear view of what is happening.

A video wall alone does not solve this. Each dashboard, camera feed, map, alert, and incident tool must contribute to a shared, real-time view of the organization’s security posture.

Control room software is what makes the video wall operational. Without the right software layer, it can quickly become a large display showing disconnected sources.

Solutions such as Polywall help organize alerts, camera feeds, maps, dashboards, and applications into structured layouts. Instead of adding more screens, this gives teams a clearer visual environment for monitoring, collaboration, and response.

🔗 Learn more in our new guide on SOC control room technology:

https://polywall.net/blog/what-is-soc

What is SOC: Definition, Functions, and How It Works What is a Security Operations Center (SOC)? Explore its core functions, structure, tools, and the role of video walls in improving situational awareness

Treinamento Polywall, ministrado pelo nosso especialista Daniel, concluído com sucesso! ✅

Agradecemos a todos pela confiança, dedicação e compromisso!

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