Touch panels and AMX control and management systems join Eyevis visualization solutions for the realization of the technological project that has been carried out in Vodafone Village.

AMX equips Vodafone Milan

Vodafone Village is what the operator's new headquarters in Milan has been called. A complex composed of three office buildings, which includes training centers, nursery, cafeteria for 800 people and a theatre of 400 Seats, with spaces dedicated to relaxation and creativity. A boardroom with a high technological level, a large customer experimentation center and five NOCs (Network Operations Centers) Complete these sustainable facilities.

The project of 67.000 Metros square was developed following the contributions of a series of workshops organized with employees in order to understand their needs in terms of comfort and coworking. Employees chose efficiency and flexibility as their main goals to improve productivity.

Technology is also a key element of the complex, being the solutions of AMX protagonist part of the AV project, whose products have been provided by your distributor Intermark Sistemi. The company in charge of AV engineering and integration has been Bell Productions.

AMX equips Vodafone Milan

AV Installation

In the main reception has been installed a videowall of 2×8 that informs and entertains guests, while a wireless touchpad 9 inch AMX MVP-9000i, located near monitors, It can be used to change the images and videos displayed on the videowall. A charging station with its anti-theft system gives security to the device.

For its part, The Learning Center is composed of nine rooms that can be combined in several layouts to create larger spaces.. Each room has a single or double projector, an interactive whiteboard and a system of video conferencing and presentations, all managed by a wireless touch panel 5 inches of AMX placed in a dock at the entrance, but ready to be used anywhere.

These devices have a very simple interface with only three buttons that seek to facilitate their handling as much as possible., So everyone can configure the rooms according to their preferences.

Vodafone Experience Center is an interactive multimedia space of 700 square meters exhibiting various technologies, as curved screens, videowalls, interactive whiteboards, demonstration areas and multi-touch tablets among others. All managed by an AMX Digital Switcher Enova DGX 32×32 and controlled via an iPad with the AMX App installed.

Even the boardroom on the ninth floor has AMX technologies, such as HydraPort connection systems, a 9" wireless touchpad, a MIO R1 remote control and an Epica DGX matrix switch 32. Managers and employees can control everything, From the lights and curtains, to a large display, a projector, The videoconferencing system and cameras.

Vodafone Village Eyevis

Eyevis Visualization

Another of the technological partners for which Vodafone bet for its Milan project was Eyevis whose display technology has been used at the main entrance, in the network control center, Security and training centres.

In total there are installed 50 Super narrow bezel LCD displays 46 inch Eyevis EYE-LCD-4600-SN-V2 to configure the different videowalls that are located in the lobby and the boardroom. In the rest of the complex they have been implanted 12 LED rear projection cubes 70 inches EC-70-LWXT, six LCD screens of 55 inch EYE-LCD-5500-LHD and four netPIX-4800R graphics controllers. likewise, eyeCON-V4-Premium management software is also available (Wall Management Software).

 

Equipos AMX utilizados:

AMX equips Vodafone Milan

  • Enova DGX32 Digital Matrix Switcher
  • TPControl iPad App
  • MVP-5200i Modero ViewPoint Touch Panel
  • MVP-9000i Modero ViewPoint Touch Panel
  • HPX-1900 HydraPort Connection Systems
  • NXAWAP1000 Smart Wireless Access Point
  • NXD-500i Modero Wall-Mount Touch Panel
  • HPX-1600 HydraPort Pop-up Connection Systems
  • NI-4100 NetLinx Integrated Controller
  • NI-2100 NetLinx Integrated Controller

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by • 24 feb, 2015
• section: control, outstanding, Digital signage, display, Signal distribution, Infrastructure, projection