VuWall has announced the release of PAK ONE, a compact, single-output 4K decoder designed for control room environments that require video distribution beyond a central video wall. The company plans to debut the product at ISE 2026 in Barcelona.

PAK ONE is a single-channel decoder intended for use in applications such as welcome displays, remote operator workstations and secondary monitoring locations. According to VuWall, the device is designed to support consistent video delivery outside the core control room while remaining part of the company’s existing control room infrastructure.

The decoder supports multiple decoding formats, including H.264, H.265, VNC, Application Server G2 sources and proprietary streams from the VuStream 350. VuWall positions the product within its PAK family of processing and distribution devices, designed to provide a standardized approach to video management across different system sizes.

“We recognize that today control rooms are no longer confined to a single space. PAK ONE reflects our commitment to maximizing the value of a customer’s video ecosystem,” said Fadhl Al-Bayaty, VP of R&D and product management at VuWall. “It allows organizations to extend trusted, mission-critical visualization beyond the video wall, without adding complexity, so operators and stakeholders can access the right information wherever it’s needed.”

PAK ONE integrates with VuWall’s TRx video wall management software, Application Server G2 and other PAK family products. VuWall said this allows operators to manage content distribution using the same workflows already in place for primary video wall systems.

The company said the compact form factor is intended to support quick deployment in a range of environments where full video wall processors may not be required. Typical use cases include overflow rooms, remote offices and auxiliary monitoring points that still need access to centralized visualization sources.

VuWall will demonstrate PAK ONE at ISE 2026, scheduled for Feb. 3–6 at Fira Barcelona. The product will be shown at the company’s booth, where attendees can see how the decoder operates within VuWall’s broader control room ecosystem.