The image on the left is an example of NZR in action. Clicking on the button will run a short video showing a number or different data types being rendered in real time. This scene was created by running a C++ program that was reading in images and detecting moving objects. The video shows an input image and another overlayed image that shows the movers pseudo colored in red and rendered with low opacity.  The movers, also called blobs, are visualized as glyphs slightly above the images. The size of the glyph is determined by the size of the detected blob.  The number of blobs detected over time is graphed in a yellow line. The text displays the number of blobs detected in the current image. As the program is being run the user can collectively or individually rotate and scale the rendered objects.