Exhibitions & Events・2015-10-22

BXB Participates in the 2015 Security Equipment Roadshow (North, Central, South Taiwan) - 'Ultra HD, IoT, Smartification'

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【Written by / Henry Hsiang】

The 2015 Security Show Northern, Central, and Southern Taiwan Tour was grandly exhibited in three locations. The theme of this year's exhibition was 'Ultra HD, IoT, and Intelligence'. At the same time, a 'Smart Campus Security and Management' seminar was specially planned, hoping to let participants deeply understand and experience the concept of smart campuses through on-site demonstrations. This was BXB's first time participating in this grand event, and we took this opportunity to showcase the brand-new 'ICP Smart Campus Audio-Visual Broadcasting and Emergency Command System'.

The BXB ICP Series Smart Campus Audio-Visual Broadcasting Control System features the integration of audio and video. Since safety management plays a crucial role on campus, it also integrates emergency help systems and security equipment. In the event of an emergency on campus, students can immediately press the on-site video emergency help button to call for assistance. Teachers or campus security can then respond quickly from the conference room or main control room using two-way audio-visual intercom, while simultaneously monitoring the live video feed to respond and handle the emergency in real time.

Meanwhile, with frequent earthquake events in recent years, the BXB ICP AV Broadcasting Control System has also integrated the Central Weather Bureau's 'Earthquake Early Warning System' to push disaster alerts. Additionally, TTS (text-to-speech) has been built into the system. When an alert is issued by the earthquake center, it immediately triggers the school broadcasting system to amplify the earthquake early warning alarm. Combined with text-to-speech (TTS) technology, the text content of evacuation and shelter messages for emergency earthquake broadcasts can be pre-entered. When an earthquake occurs, the text can be converted into emergency broadcast voice messages for dissemination, helping students better understand how to respond to emergencies.

In addition, to extend the original concept of addressed broadcasting, the ICP Audiovisual Broadcasting Control System not only performs zoned audiovisual broadcasting but also aligns with the current English listening comprehension policy. Starting from the 104th academic year (2015), high school English listening test scores have been included as a requirement for university "admissions by recommendation and selection" and "admissions by examination." The system can play teaching materials simultaneously through different audio sources with zero latency, allowing teachers and students to complete exams within the scheduled time. This further enables them to apply what they have learned to connect with the world, expand their international horizons, and enhance their international competitiveness.

What made this exhibition different from previous ones was that under the topic of "Smart Campus Safety and Management," BXB's Vice President Chih-Lin Hung and System Engineer Ying-Che Huang delivered keynote speeches at three seminars across northern, central, and southern Taiwan. BXB hopes that through these seminars, smart campuses can utilize IP network digital transmission to effectively integrate, allocate, and fully utilize various resources, optimizing overall education and school administration to achieve digital teaching, digital learning, and digital management.

The 2015 Security Show has successfully concluded. This exhibition attracted many principals, general affairs directors, and teachers from elementary and junior high schools across northern, central, and southern Taiwan. They not only visited BXB's booth to view the equipment but also provided a lot of valuable feedback. Among them, we are very grateful to Principal Lin Kuang-chang of Yutan Elementary School in Yilan County for his generous recognition of BXB's earthquake early warning system. BXB will continue to make continuous efforts and innovate to create new products, making broadcast system management even more effortless. See you next year!