UltraWide

UltraWide refers to displays with a wider-than-standard aspect ratio (such as 21:9 or other stretched formats) designed to show more content horizontally in a single view. Compared with 16:9 panels, an ultrawide layout keeps key information on one continuous canvas—reducing page switching and making multi-panel dashboards, long timelines, wide charts, and side-by-side widgets easier to read at a glance. This is especially useful for control rooms, embedded HMIs, digital signage, in-vehicle interfaces, and productivity-focused UIs where horizontal space improves workflow and situational awareness.

From a design and integration standpoint, UltraWide panels enable cleaner UI composition: larger status bars, persistent navigation, and multiple data tiles without shrinking text too aggressively. Many ultrawide modules are also chosen to fit constrained mechanical spaces (shelf edges, vehicle consoles, kiosk headers) while still delivering a modern, cinematic-looking interface. When paired with the right controller and interface bandwidth, UltraWide displays can maintain smooth motion and crisp rendering—ideal for dynamic content like maps, camera previews, and real-time monitoring.