The Kyzylorda Faculty of Business and Architecture opts for Arec technology

The distributor of Arec in the area, STEPLine, installs at the Kyzylorda Faculty of Business and Architecture (Kazakhstan) AREC multimedia stations and cameras with automatic infrared tracking to document meetings, follow the speakers and record and livestream the classes.

High-quality hardware for recording and live streaming is essential in meeting rooms and auditoriums, and the Kyzylorda Faculty of Architecture and Business, in Kazakhstan, he knows it well. He recently made an investment to raise the center's teaching level, train more qualified specialists and make education and infrastructure more inclusive, helping students with special needs achieve the same results.

These objectives can be achieved by introducing professional and easy-to-use audiovisual equipment, as class recording systems, and the distributor, STEPLine, He offered them precisely that.

From Arec, They opted for the station LS-300 and the camera CI-T21H. The LS-300 is one Three-channel Media Station capable of recording audio and video sources together in a mixed format, with custom logos and overlays, as well as recording each connected video source individually, with the audio already mixed.

These devices are designed for end users and offer many benefits. For example, las Media Station save hours of manual work by automatically compiling audio and video recordings in each session. With multiple control options, no additional equipment needed, in software, licenses, specific operating systems or other tools to make the system work.

Media Stations can also be automate using calendars and servers, allowing users to fully focus on their tasks while stations automatically start and stop recording and streaming, upload and delete recordings and even add bookmarks.

at university, The LS-300 is used with computer sources, Arec cameras and a BXB UFO audio system. The stations mix these inputs and produce ready-to-use videos for both students and teachers..

Regarding the network camera CI-T21H allows infrared tracking, optical zoom 10 magnifications and multiple interfaces that can work simultaneously. Delivers a sharp Full HD image at 60 FPS and reliably tracks your target.

Unlike cameras with AI tracking, las infrared cameras do not require software, facial registration, gestures or zone configuration for function. Camera follows IR positioners, small devices that can be worn as necklaces (AM-600).

This method ensures that the camera always follows its subject in crowded environments and makes it easy to change tracking targets by simply passing the positioner to them. at university, The camera is used with the AM-600, worn by the main speaker of each event, and constantly follows the speaker until the positioner is turned off.