R-Series

R14

A classroom, a theater, a room of people who all need to see the same thing.

Studio render of the R14: a wide curved LED surface seen from inside the curve, lit with abstract orbital graphics, a standing human figure at its centre for scale. The display plane is 28 ft across. — Rendered from the product geometry. Screen content is illustrative.

Geometry

Radius: 14 ft
Display plane: 28 ft / 8.53 m

What this scale serves

The R14 is the most-travelled part in the line. A 28-foot display plane holds a seated group at classroom scale, and it is large enough that the surface reads as an environment rather than as a screen at the front of a room.

It is the size where the seamlessness argument becomes visible to a non-specialist. At 28 feet a bezel, a blend zone or a facet is not a technical footnote — it is a line across the world, and everyone in the room can see it. There is nothing to see here, which is the point.

It is also the part that has been struck, moved and recommissioned rather than replaced. That is a harder fact to produce than a row of site names, and it is the one a federal reader actually weighs.

Where it is fielded

01 · R14
Immersive Visualization Lab, Los Gatos, California
2021 — The first R14, and where much of the system was developed and proven.
02 · R14
NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas
2026 — Installed and in service.

Where it has been shown

SpacePower Conference 2024
I/ITSEC 2025
SpacePower 2025

What varies per installation

Degrees of horizontal and vertical field, mounting, drive and power are configured per installation rather than fixed by the family, and the cut sheets carry the values. Ask us and we will send them.

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