Room Automation

1

Thermal Detection

Employees will step in front of a thermal-detection camera at each entry point to determine their body temperature and whether it’s safe for them to enter the office.
2

Occupancy Monitoring

Conference rooms will be fitted with technologies like Crestron Scheduling Panels to limit the number of individuals in a room, ensuring adequate social distancing.
3

Touchless Technology

Touchless, voice-activated technology will be deployed to control lighting, audio and video equipment. BYOD (bring your own device) environments can simplify presentations, also helping individuals avoid using the same device that others have touched.
4

Room Scheduling

Employees will be able to reserve meeting spaces remotely, add meetings to their schedule and share appointments with colleagues through touchless technology or on their own devices.

Audio

1

Microphones

Maximize audio intelligibly for video conferencing with high-quality microphones designed to provide a reliable audio experience.
2

Speakers

Strategically placed ceiling speakers and soundbars provide clear audio intelligibility for in-person and remote meetings.
3

Acoustical Engineering

Create a space that minimizes background noise and sound reflection through acoustical treatments that complement room aesthetics.

Video

1

Video Displays

Collaborate seamlessly with video displays that connect multiple devices across various platforms and spaces.
2

Cameras

Host professional meetings with dynamic wide-angle and 360-degree cameras designed to capture participants throughout the room.
3

Video Conferencing

Reliable web-based video conferencing solutions, such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom, enable teams to collaborate virtually.