Valdosta University launches a STEAM project with the help of Kramer

The center is used to encourage student interest in science careers., Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics, y, for it, Eight units of the VIA Connect Pro collaboration system have been installed, six K−Touch control systems and one VSM-4x4HFS matrix switcher.

Implement an effective STEAM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) It is a great challenge, but Valdosta State University (Valdosta State University) has been able to do this by creating a high-tech interface using products from Kramer Electronics.

This educational center in Georgia, that accommodates more than 10.000 students, I created for your STEAM program a completely wireless BYOD interface for your presentation system that includes the Kramer VIA Connect Pro and the K-Touch cloud-based control solution.

“The STEAM Center is used to foster student interest in the careers that make up this program and VIA Connect Pro., together with the K-Touch control solution, makes the system very easy to use”, explica Randy Scott, southeast regional director of Sales and Development de Inter Technologies, local audio/video system integrator.

The solution consists of eight VIA Connect Pro units, six K−Touch control systems and one VSM-4x4HFS matrix switcher.

VIA Connect Pro is a wireless presentation and collaboration solution that can be used with any laptop or mobile device to view, edit and comment on documents in real time. This makes file sharing and editing very simple. Offers high-quality video streaming, soporte Full HD 1080p/60, and up to four participant screens can be displayed on the main screen.

K-Touch is a cloud-based platform that allows you to control automation systems, including lights, screens, video, sound or air conditioning. It is compatible with any iOS or Android touch device.

The system is unified with the VSM-4x4HFS seamless matrix switcher that allows seamless frame-to-frame switching and supports HDMI resolutions with deep color., Up to eight audio channels and includes per-port HDCP and EDID settings.

According to Sterling Sanders, Associate Director of Technology Services at Valdosta University, the Kramer system allows participants in the STEAM project to use their own devices during classes. “We provide programming to the external educational community, and we were looking for a solution that would allow teachers and students to use their own tablet, laptop or mobile device to collaborate on various tasks”.