Exhibitions & Events・2017-03-26
BXB IP AV Multimedia Information Broadcasting System and Conference System Exhibited at Beijing PALM EXPO!
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The four-day PALM EXPO, held from June 2 to June 5 at the China International Exhibition Center, gathered over a hundred professional audio, lighting, and other audio-visual manufacturers. BXB was honored to be invited to this grand event. With the assistance of the Chinese Entertainment Entertainment Equipment and Digital Communication Technology Association in registering for the exhibition, BXB co-exhibited with two other brands distributed by BXB's master distributor in China, Beijing Lichuang: Atlas and Revolabs. Together, they provided a complete and comprehensive audio-visual system solution, attracting the attention of many visitors.
One of BXB's two major highlights exhibited this time is the IP AV multimedia information distribution system, whose functions include an AV public address system, a distributed AV distribution system, and emergency intercom & emergency command. This exhibition mainly demonstrates smart campus AV broadcasting. Adapting to modern networks...
In the era of digitalization and intelligence, BXB's ICP system can not only use graphical computer control software to publish multimedia information but can also control and transmit various multimedia information—such as audio, video, images, real-time live streaming, TTS (Text-to-Speech), and text announcements—via standard landline phones and the BXB ICP mobile app. Users can freely edit playback schedules and automate scheduled broadcasts. In addition, through TCP/IP transmission technology, the power switches of equipment in each terminal zone can be remotely controlled, and power consumption analysis can be performed, thereby achieving energy and labor savings.
Through BXB IP decoders, the BXB ICP system can integrate various terminal devices, such as classroom audio amplification modules, various matrix interface projection displays, access control and anti-theft systems, emergency intercoms, IP cameras, CCTV, electronic fences, and environmental sensors. This not only achieves convenient equipment integration and application, but through the BXB ICP system, users can also set up linked broadcasting triggered by emergency equipment to deter intruders or automatically broadcast evacuation messages. Meanwhile, CCTV footage can be monitored at both the main and sub-control stations, and real-time reporting can be conducted via two-way intercom functions, achieving the most comprehensive mechanism for safeguarding personal safety.
Another highlight of the exhibition is the Q.con Video Conferencing Solution. With just a single USB cable connecting an HD high-definition camera and paired with BXB high-quality conference microphones, users can start video conferences via mainstream communication software such as Skype, WeChat, QQ, and Hangouts. The HD camera features automatic voice tracking and positioning, allowing every participant to be seen clearly and solving the issue of not knowing who is speaking. Furthermore, the high-directivity pickup quality of BXB high-quality conference microphones eliminates background noise or side discussions, preventing accidental audio pickup. This achieves the realism of "Heard clearly, seen clearly, and experiencing zero-distance face-to-face meetings"! Learn more about BXB Electronics microphone series products.
Finally, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to BXB's general distributor in China, the Beijing Lichuang team, for assisting in organizing this exhibition. This trip was highly rewarding. General Manager Yonggang Cong, Shaanxi Lichuang Manager Han, Solution Manager Engineer Han, and BXB Product Technical Manager Engineer Wei shared valuable market information and suggestions with us, giving us a deeper understanding of market demands and trends. In the future, BXB will invest more innovative concepts into R&D to provide more comprehensive product solutions. Please stay tuned! BXB Electronics Monthly Case Report