The intelligent video wall management platform for teams that cannot afford to miss a single second. Cameras, dashboards, maps, conferences, analytics — dozens of sources on one canvas, with control over each one — in the same window, with no app switching.
Operators in situation centres, NOC and control rooms watch 15–20 dashboards at once — and miss up to 30% of critical events. Craft Wall changes how the work itself is done.
Operators drown in dashboards and alerts: 60–80% of them are false or non-critical. The truly important events get lost in the flood.
of critical events
are missed by operators
Cameras live in the VMS, Grafana in the browser, SCADA in a third app, conferencing in a fourth. To watch you switch — to act, you switch again. The operator never sees the whole picture and cannot manage the situation with a single gesture.
apps and dashboards
on the operator's desk
A camera freezes, the network blinks, a server drops. Every minute of downtime in critical systems costs thousands of dollars.
lost
per minute of downtime
Most centres run a fixed window layout on the wall. When an incident occurs, the operator drags windows around manually, losing precious seconds.
for manual reflow
during an alarm
A fixed input count, a single point of failure, expensive redundancy. Replacing a source means a call to the integrator. Every change is budgeted in months.
sources
with no hardware swap
An engineer at home, a director in the meeting room, a field technician on site — each sees a different slice of the picture. Sync over phone calls and screenshots breaks down at the critical moment.
console
on any device
Craft Wall is not a “hardware box with inputs”. It is a full software environment for managing everything the operator pushes onto the wall. Below — the things that actually change how a control centre works.
Craft Wall brings every type of content together on the video wall — and gives you full control of each from a single interface, with no app switching.
You don't just watch cameras — you pan PTZ and store presets. You don't just see the dashboard — you click and filter inside it. You don't just project remote desktops onto the wall — you work on any of them in the same window, with no separate RDP client.
One screen. One mouse. No switching.
Plain auto-reconnect handles a flickering network — and not much more. Craft Wall is built on four independent layers of defence, each one catching a failure before the operator can even notice. This is not “the camera dropped — we restarted it”, this is a systemic approach to continuity, from a single source all the way to the entire server.
An operator's worst pain — when the text on a dashboard, shrunk to a quarter of the screen, becomes an unreadable smear. Craft Wall solves that: dedicated image pipeline algorithms preserve crisp text even in the smallest windows.
Instrument readings, camera labels, table data — all readable without effort. Six interpolation quality levels: from maximum speed to maximum text crispness. Dashboards get top quality. Video streams get a balanced mode.
Craft Wall requires no software installation to operate. Open any modern browser — Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari — on a laptop, tablet or smartphone, and you have a fully functional control console.
Multiple operators work simultaneously: everyone sees the same wall state and is notified instantly of each other's changes. Window moves, source additions, scene switches — all sync in real time.
For rooms with physical consoles, a dedicated touchscreen interface is available — large touch-friendly elements and gesture controls.
At the heart of the control surface is a graphical wall editor. You see a scaled-down copy of the wall and work with windows just like windows on a computer:
Every change applies instantly — the physical wall updates in real time, in sync with the mouse.
Save frequently used configurations as scenes and switch between them in seconds:
Scenes can be created, cloned and edited. The reshape happens automatically — sources stop, rebuild and start in the new configuration.
Scene scheduler. The wall switches layouts on schedule. Day mode at 08:00 on weekdays, night at 20:00, meeting mode every Tuesday at 10:00.
Alarm scenarios. Fire alarm, access control, security sensors send a signal — and the wall switches instantly to the alarm layout. The camera of the incident zone goes full screen. After the timer — automatic return.
Source carousel. Automatic cyclical rotation of cameras in a single window. Set the list and interval — the system rotates each in turn.
Visual scenario editor. Build complex logical chains of actions without writing code — through a friendly visual interface, by dragging blocks.
It is physically impossible for an operator to watch 50 cameras at once. Craft Wall takes that on: built-in algorithms analyse video streams and dashboard data, detecting anomalies in real time.
Auto-promote alarming cameras — when motion is detected, the camera is automatically pushed to the centre of the wall, enlarged. Dashboard monitoring — the system tracks metrics and alerts when they cross thresholds. Layout optimisation — analysing operator interaction frequency to suggest where windows should sit.
All algorithms run directly on the server's GPU — no extra hardware, no cloud dependency.
Multi-layer access protection with full corporate standards support:
For mission-critical sites — automatic failover to the standby server when the primary fails. Hot redundancy with state synchronisation: the wall keeps working without interruption. The operator won't notice the switch — every source, layout and preset is preserved.
Each source on the wall runs in isolation. One camera failure will never affect the others. The configuration is automatically saved and fully restored after a reboot.
What you see is not a video or screenshots — it is the live interface a control room operator works in. Drag sources onto the canvas, switch scenes, open the alert panel — just like a real shift.
Continuous monitoring of dozens of cameras and information systems. Perimeter video streams, control system data, site map, weather data. On an incident — instant switch to the alarm scene.
Grafana, Zabbix, Prometheus and Nagios dashboards update in real time. The operator monitors the state of hundreds of infrastructure nodes on a single screen and can drill into any chart directly on the wall.
Video conferencing, presentation, agenda and documents on one wall. Remote participants see the wall content via broadcast. Hardware SIP/H.323 endpoints connect through the built-in media server.
Plant cameras, sensor data, automation panels, fire alarm systems. Self-healing on failure ensures uninterrupted monitoring of critical processes.
Monitoring of transport hubs, intersection cameras, GPS tracking, information boards. Dynamic layout switching depending on the operational situation.
NDI integration with professional gear. Multi-window composition for director monitoring. Capture from cameras, mixers and playback servers.
Dynamic content: video clips, web pages, images. Touch-panel control. Looped video presentations with automatic playback.
Show learning materials, presentations and web resources on a large screen. Control via the teacher's tablet. Display multiple sources simultaneously for comparison.
Enterprise-grade security, runs on Linux without western dependencies, supports mass deployment across multiple sites, complies with corporate access standards.
Craft Wall is a software platform that runs on standard servers with NVIDIA GPUs. Unlike hardware controllers, it isn't capped by physical inputs. Unlike other software solutions, it ships with self-healing, video-conferencing integration and AI analytics out of the box.
| Parameter | Craft Wall | Hardware controllers | Other software |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source count | Unlimited | Fixed (8–16) | Limited by license / CPU |
| Control | Web browser, no install | Dedicated software, licenses | Client app |
| Self-healing | Automatic, seconds | Manual restart | None or partial |
| Text quality | Crystal-clear | Depends on hardware | Blurry when downscaled |
| Interactivity | Web, RDP, KVM, click on the wall | Display only | Limited |
| Source types | Cameras, web, NDI, files, VNC/RDP, documents, conferencing, IoT | Video streams only | Video + a limited set |
| Conferencing integration | Built-in, two-way | None | Through third-party software |
| Automation | Schedules, alarms, scenarios, scripts | None or basic | Basic |
| AI analytics | Built-in, on GPU | None | None or external service |
| Security | MFA, SSO, OIDC, LDAP | Plain password | Password or LDAP |
| High availability | Hot standby + self-healing | Depends on the model | Partial |
| Licensing | No source caps | By input/output count | By number of seats |
No specialised controllers required. A standard server with an NVIDIA GPU, monitors with HDMI or DisplayPort — and you're ready to go.
NVIDIA GPU, Linux, 8 GB RAM and up, SSD, gigabit network. No specialised controllers.
Any monitors with HDMI / DisplayPort / DVI. LCD, LED and LED panels. Mixed resolutions and sizes.
Any modern browser. No software install. Works from a tablet or smartphone.
From Full HD up to 8K. Supports arbitrary video wall configurations — from a single screen to a 5×5 array and beyond.
Book a personal demo — we'll show you how the platform addresses your organisation's specific tasks. We'll size the configuration and price it together.