The DigiEasel will give companies a versatile solution that doubles as a whiteboarding tool and digital display.
Siemens served as a technology partner for the project, helping to make Carnegie Hall more energy efficient, safe and secure.
It is not only about organizing students anymore, it is about relieving their stress from overwhelming study life.
InFocus announces Mondopad 2.0. Four years on the market, Mondopad 2.0 has made hundreds of improvements based on direct customer-feedback and as a 2.0 version, it is totally stable. InFocus has created Mondopad with customization and configuration in mind so multi-units can be installed across different locations and with simple control for configuration changes, which is key for enterprise and remote workers.
Security Center unifies security operations across waste and water facilities, police and fire departments, city hall, libraries, park and recreation buildings, public works facilities, the regional airport and others
InfoComm, the largest event for professional AV in the world, has plenty of announcements. Here is a breakdown of what you might have missed.
BrightSign CEO Jeff Hastings discusses the growing demand for 4K content, the lower end of the digital signage market and if PCs will continue to be utilized in the space.
Warren High School is in its first year of a flipped classroom pilot program. Teachers use HP EliteBook 2760 tablet PC’s and Screen-O-Matic software to record lectures. The school also provides teachers with microphones and headsets to ensure the audio quality of the videos. The videos are hosted on YouTube, but the school is exploring how to host the videos internally and address bandwidth concerns. Warren High School’s technology director explains the theory behind flipping the classroom and offers tips and best practices for bringing the flipped classroom to your school.
When the Line Hotel installed audio speakers, they wanted to play for the public, pumping audio to the patio deck, pool area and in the greenhouse.
UMass Lowell recently installed vLabs and zero client devices to enable students to access lab assignments without actually going to the lab. vLabs is an app-based feature that enables students to access lab work through a portal; zero clients are server-based virtual devices that run like a PC, but take up less space than a computer. Combined, this solution has cut back on energy costs in UMass Lowell’s labs, and saves its commuting students time. The university’s IT team says it has also improved students’ academic success and makes the university stand out as one of the only colleges in the Northeast that has this solution.
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