Not too sure if this can be termed 'revolutionary' but one thing is for sure - it's a first in Malaysia.
A couple of weeks ago, Bosch launched a new conference system called DCN Multimedia, which uses Internet Protocol-based OMNEO media networking architecture with touch screen conference devices based on the Android operating system.
In a nutshell, what it does is that it enables superior multimedia/remote conferencing experience - that includes audio, video, meeting content and touch-screen technology in "elegant and ergonomically" designed conference devices.
Photo shows Live-testing of the new Bosch DCN multimedia conference system. Photo by Computerworld Malaysia.
DCN Multimedia uses IP-based OMNEO media networking architecture. Photo by Computerworld Malaysia.
Bosch upped the ante on multimedia conferencing
Technology systems provider Bosch has launched a new conference system called DCN Multimedia, which uses IP-based OMNEO media networking architecture with touch screen conference devices based on the Android operating system.
DCN Multimedia is the company's latest range of conference systems that once again shows its innovative edge in developing holistic solutions for digital technology in the conference room. It claimed that the system's sound quality, interactive platforms and diverse practicality offers superior technical proficiency to allow effective communication.
The company now offered a range of meeting and conferencing applications and the new DCN system "combined audio, video, meeting content and touch-screen technology in elegant and ergonomically designed conference devices."
The high-resolution, capacitive touch-screens provide users with the information they need literally at their fingertips, allowing participants to share documents, retrieve and display presentations, as well as access the internet.
How about security standards?
Audio and control data transmitted through the system is encrypted in accordance with internationally recognised standards. This means that it is securely protected against tampering and unauthorized access.
The system allows easy expansion with OMNEO audio devices and a wide range of audio products supporting Dante technology. Enhanced functionalities can also be added to the multimedia conference devices via software and integrating third-party or custom-made apps.
Standard and open technologies can be combined with multimedia capabilities for an enhanced meeting experience.
Reference: Computerworld Malaysia
A couple of weeks ago, Bosch launched a new conference system called DCN Multimedia, which uses Internet Protocol-based OMNEO media networking architecture with touch screen conference devices based on the Android operating system.
In a nutshell, what it does is that it enables superior multimedia/remote conferencing experience - that includes audio, video, meeting content and touch-screen technology in "elegant and ergonomically" designed conference devices.
Photo shows Live-testing of the new Bosch DCN multimedia conference system. Photo by Computerworld Malaysia.
DCN Multimedia uses IP-based OMNEO media networking architecture. Photo by Computerworld Malaysia.
Bosch upped the ante on multimedia conferencing
Technology systems provider Bosch has launched a new conference system called DCN Multimedia, which uses IP-based OMNEO media networking architecture with touch screen conference devices based on the Android operating system.
DCN Multimedia is the company's latest range of conference systems that once again shows its innovative edge in developing holistic solutions for digital technology in the conference room. It claimed that the system's sound quality, interactive platforms and diverse practicality offers superior technical proficiency to allow effective communication.
The company now offered a range of meeting and conferencing applications and the new DCN system "combined audio, video, meeting content and touch-screen technology in elegant and ergonomically designed conference devices."
The high-resolution, capacitive touch-screens provide users with the information they need literally at their fingertips, allowing participants to share documents, retrieve and display presentations, as well as access the internet.
How about security standards?
Audio and control data transmitted through the system is encrypted in accordance with internationally recognised standards. This means that it is securely protected against tampering and unauthorized access.
The system allows easy expansion with OMNEO audio devices and a wide range of audio products supporting Dante technology. Enhanced functionalities can also be added to the multimedia conference devices via software and integrating third-party or custom-made apps.
Reference: Computerworld Malaysia
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