| Hospitals
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Sound,
induction loop and vision systems for hospitals
and lecture theatres. Each system is custom-built
ensuring that it meets the needs of the user
and building without being over complicated.
Listed below are various applications where
we have installed a system.
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Way Audio & Vision Communication System
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Two way audio and
vision communication system for use in teaching
hospitals, schools, colleges and other situations
where students or colleagues need to see and
communicate with a professional carrying out
a procedure in a remote location. We have
installed several systems where the operating
theatre and lecture theatre have been several
hundred metres apart and in different buildings.
When installed in a hospital, the system uses
cameras in the operating theatre controlled
from a small trolley unit in the lecture theatre.
This allows the lecturer to focus on a particular
part of the procedure without having to leave
the front of the lecture theatre or, more
importantly, disturbing staff in the operating
theatre. The output from the cameras can be
recorded for future reference as well as being
projected onto a suitable screen.The surgeon
wears a extremely lightweight head band radio
microphone that clips onto the ear meaning
it is very secure without being a distraction
to the surgeon. This arrangement allows the
surgeon to speak to the lecture theatre as
if they were speaking to a colleague in the
operating theatre. A hand held radio microphone
is provided for use in the lecture theatre
allowing students to make comments and ask
questions directly to the surgeon via a small
speaker in the operating theatre.
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Lecture Theatres |
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have installed several sound, induction loop
and vision systems in various lecture theatres.
As would be expected each system is different
in order to meet the requirements of the user
and building. In general each system uses
a lectern with limited audio and vision controls
with the system controlled from a control
booth at the rear of the lecture theatre.
We can custom build the lectern to meet your
requirements making it large enough to place
a laptop computer, on as well other equipment
such as a visuliser. Switches are normally
provided on the lectern allowing the lecturer
to control two slide projectors at the rear
of the hall or switch between inputs on a
projector. Space is also provided in the lectern
allowing a video or DVD player to be located
in the lectern and connected via a switcher
unit to the projector. One or more stem microphones
are normally provided on the lectern complete
with a volume control allowing adjustment
of the overall volume level in the lecture
theatre. |
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