Integrated Room Control & Automation
Control that brings every device in a room together.
One way to operate the room.
Source needs, usage scenarios, and the operator interface are mapped before the control system is designed.
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Too many remotes and panels
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Pre-event setup takes too long
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Users can't easily tell device status
From requirements to user experience.
Three steps to design a system that fits how the room is used.
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Define the activities and which devices need to be on.
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Design the interface and the source-switching flow.
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Test every mode with users and operators.
Choose devices by their role in the system.
Explore related categories. Models and specifications should be confirmed per SKU.
Videotron
LED screens for large visual surfaces, matched to viewing distance.
Video Wall
Display arrays for viewing multiple information sources on one surface.
Interactive Flat Panel
Touch displays for presentations, annotation, and in-room interaction.
What we aim to make easier.
Final results depend on project scope, devices, and execution.
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Simpler operation
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More consistent room scenarios
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Operators can monitor status more easily
See this application in the context of a room.
Explore scenario designs related to this application.
Meeting rooms that support presentations and hybrid collaboration.
Control rooms for monitoring multiple information sources.
Visuals and audio for large-scale presentations.