Scientific Visualization Gallery A collection of compelling science images from past and present collaborations between TACC and scientists. View Gallery
TACC Analysis Portal Each TACC large-scale system allocation has access to visualization and analysis resources on that system, including remote desktops, Jupyter notebooks and RStudio. These resources can be accessed using command-line scripts or through the TACC Analysis Portal (TAP). TACC Analysis Portal
Stallion High resolution tiled display. The cluster provides users with the ability to perform visualizations on a large 6x3 tiled display of Samsung 65" 8K QLED tv's with an aggregate resolution of 597 megapixels. Specifications | User Guide
Lasso A 10' wide multi-touch display of 12.4 megapixels, consisting of six 46" monitors in a 3x2 grid configuration driven by AMD Eyefinity technology. The PQ Labs 32-point multi-touch infrared perimeter allows seamless multi-touch across the display surface. Specifications
Bronco 20' x 11' screen with Panasonic PT-FRQ50W UHD 4K overhead projector. Seating for 36. Specifications
Saddle This collaboration/conference space offers an HD projector covering a 16' X 9' area with seating for up to ten. Ideal for break-out sessions, meetings, and presentations with remote participants easily included. The projector can be driven by user's laptops, or the provided Mac Mini.
VR/AR Resources Scientific Investigation Utilizing Virtual Experiences Oculus Rift, HTC VIVE, Microsoft HoloLens Virtual and Augmented Reality Horseshoes Workstations and Docking Stations
Tours Located on UT Austin’s Main Campus in the POB Building, Vislab tours are popular amongst K-12 and undergraduate students who engage hands-on with Lasso, a multi-touch screen, and Stallion, the 28.5’ x 8’ 600 megapixel tiled wall. Schedule a Tour
Reservations The Vislab offers opportunities to UT faculty, staff and students to use visualization, interaction and computational resources for the exploration and presentation of data. We invite you to explore how the facility can support your research and events. Reserve a Resource