ULLIE
Ultra Low Latency Interactive Experience
@ Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD
Services Provided
AV Consulting and Design
AV Programming and Commissioning
End User Training
By the Numbers
Practice Rooms
4K60 Displays
Connectable to all other Rooms
Key Features and Facts
- This project came to life at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when The Peabody Institute could not have their musicians and educators in the same room without masks. This was obviously a significant challenge for both vocalists and musicians, as masks made their ability to perform nearly or completely impossible.
- We worked with the Peabody students and staff to get a better understanding of their workflow, curriculum, and typical rehearsal/performance style to get a better understanding of how to design a system to help them.
- 12 practice rooms, each made 1:1 connectable to all other rooms
- 4K60 displays to mimic full-height mirrors typical of traditional practice rooms
- Imperceptibly low latency audio for true real-time collaboration
- Studio-quality speakers and adjustable lighting
- User-friendly, always-on interface
- ULLIE enabled true collaboration when physical presence wasn’t an option. For the first time during the pandemic, the musicians at the Peabody Institute could learn, instruct, and perform together — live and in synchrony, as if standing side by side.
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