Sofia Airport | IHSE KVM extenders transmit critical dataTo provide bidirectional signal transmission over fiber cabling, bridging the large distances between buildings with no visual image quality loss and near-zero latency Read Case Study |
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Sofia Airport | IHSE KVM extenders transmit critical dataTo provide bidirectional signal transmission over fiber cabling, bridging the large distances between buildings with no visual image quality loss and near-zero latency Read Case Study |
Air Traffic / Airports
Hiroshima Synchrotron Radiation Center | Runs with the aid of a Draco Tera Enterprise KVM matrix switchThe HiSOR research team is located throughout the vast HiSOR center, and each member requires instant and flexible access to a bank of computer servers housed in a dedicated server room. Read Case Study |
Education / Training
Fugro | KVM Extenders assist in surveying of the sea bedFugro needed to connect various devices to monitors, keyboards, mice and other peripheral equipment so that the operators can control it all from their stations around the vessel Read Case Study |
Maritime / Offshore
PGS | Draco Tera matrix supports seismic exploration activities on-board Ramform seismic vesselsFor the latest builds, PGS investigated the market and chose to deploy the latest Draco Tera KVM Matrix Switches for the first time. Read Case Study |
Maritime / Offshore
Gisela Hospital | IHSEs multi-signal Video Converter enables re-use of an analogue sonographic scannerGisela Hospital gets to re-use an older ophthalmologic diagnostic sonographic scanner in conjunction with a modern, space and weight-reduced flat-screen monitor. Read Case Study |
Medical / Healthcare
The new broadcast center needed a way to connect the broadcast, data servers and presentation computers in the equipment room, to workstations, edit suites and control desks in the broadcast studios and other areas throughout the building.
Han Show required a system to enable operators to easily access the equipment located in a Central Equipment Room (CER) from their personal workstations. Operators needed full and transparent control with no visual, audible or data flow restrictions.
When Pink Media Group decided to build a news production studio, they envisaged an active studio set in which journalists would carry out their work in front of a massive videowall displaying live incoming feeds and channels on set.
France Televisions identified the need to enhance visual communication between users through the use of mosaic displays on large screens and to redesign workstations, making them more accessible to production staff within the operation.
BT Sport needed to interconnect hundreds of workstations throughout the building to remotely-located electronic equipment; so that edit suites, galleries and office spaces could operate remotely, where workstations can connect to any source device.
