Nureva at MSTC

In the MSTC the Dual HDL300 audio conferencing system has been installed Nureva, What, thanks to Microphone Mist technology, Provides full room coverage and reduces the effect of background noise.

the Maritime Simulator Training Center (MSTC) has renewed its audio system to encourage communications in its educational environment using the technology of Nureva.

Located in the Netherlands, the Willem Barentsz Maritime Institute collaborates with MSTC to provide education and training in nautical simulation. The latter is the only maritime center where you can gain sailing time through intensive training in a simulator.

In the MSTC bridge simulation environment, Students move around space to perform various tasks. Audio should be sent to the instructor at the instructor's station and to a CCTV system that records the sessions for playback to students during information sessions..

Nureva at MSTC

Initially, The audio was handled by a series of XLR microphones that only provided live feedback to the instructor's station. Later, switched to a stationary microphone connected directly to the CCTV camera system. This system did not provide adequate pick-up when students moved through the space.. In addition, There were problems with too much background noise (engine sounds, Etc.) in the transmission.

Staff members researched various microphone systems online. They then contacted Comcross, A meeting room technology provider, for additional information. Provided MSTC with a demonstration of the audio conferencing system HDL300 of Nureva for medium-sized rooms.

nureva HDL300

After this they decided to install a Dual HDL300 system for large spaces. A test of the HDL200 system was also conducted for its smaller bridge spaces.

Whether in a meeting room, a classroom or nautical simulator, Nureva products use patented technology Microphone Mist to provide full room coverage so speakers can be heard no matter where they move in a space.

The technology also significantly reduces the effect of background noises through position-based gain control., as well as intelligent sound orientation, that identifies unwanted persistents (like engines) and stop capturing them.


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by • 12 jul, 2023
• section: audio, AV Conferencing, Case studies, formation