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RGB Spectrum has expanded its innovative Zio® Video-over-IP system with powerful scripting capabilities to control both Zio devices and third-party systems.
The WEST and IDEX conferences provide the best way to keep up with innovations in secure networked and baseband video technology in the defense and aerospace industries. RGB Spectrum will be displaying its latest advances in video processing and networked AV solutions...
The upcoming Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) show, the world’s largest exhibition for AV and systems integration professionals, will attract over 1,300 exhibitors and 80,000 attendees in Amsterdam on February 5-8.
Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) is a nationally renowned community health system serving over 140,000 patients in the Massachusetts’s Boston area. CHA’s integrated healthcare delivery network is comprised of three hospitals and fifteen primary care facilities.
AV system design is full of challenges. Determining the customer's needs and selecting the appropriate equipment is just the beginning. The installation and ongoing maintenance of the installation is a major investment of your time and resources. And of course, the needs will change during and after installation.
RGB Spectrum, the leader in video processing technology, recently unveiled an expanded demo facility at its San Francisco Bay Area headquarters. The demo center displays a range of solutions that leverage RGB Spectrum's more than 30 years of expertise.
Orlando, Florida will host the world's largest modeling, simulation and training event on November 26-30. RGB Spectrum will be in booth #601 exhibiting its award-winning solutions used to help train military and civilian personnel.
Distribution of audio and video over an IP network is growing dramatically every year. Additionally, today’s mobile workforce presents challenges to include remote workers’ phones and tablets.
The battle against cyber attacks and hacking rages on. Trustwave, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, is on the front lines to thwart these incessant cyber threats.
The new input/output card for the Galileo system allows the user to select any content available to the processor to be encoded as an IP stream for transmission across the network. This unique capability permits operators to push any content anywhere in the world right from the display wall processor – no external encoder is required.
RGB Spectrum was honored to represent concerns of small businesses on a panel convened during the recent Air, Space & Cyber conference in National Harbor, MD.
Dubai International (DXB) in the United Arab Emirates is the world's busiest airport for international passenger traffic, handling more than 88 million passengers a year. Dubai Airport’s new Airport Operations Control Centre (AOCC) houses several teams managing airport operations 24/7.
RGB Spectrum's Zio Enterprise Video-over-IP platform has been expanded to include mobile devices. Previously announced capabilities include encoders, decoders, multiviewers, wall processors, operator stations and apps for smart displays.
RGB Spectrum continues to push the boundaries on capabilities for control rooms, operation centers, and other mission critical venues with the highly configurable Galileo video wall processor.
Introducing RGB Spectrum's new QuadView® KVM – a complete, turnkey solution that combines a high-performance 4K multi-image video processor with remote keyboard/mouse control of connected computers.
The U.S. Air Force's 96th Range Control Squadron (96 RNCS) at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida provides real-time mission monitoring and control of the base's Test and Training Range.
A renowned university in California has expanded its facilities with a new 300-person event center to host alumni and donor events. The visual centerpiece of the event center is its massive video wall, designed by audio-visual consulting firm TEECOM.
Chicago's luxury apartment rental market is extremely competitive. For developers, it is imperative to distinguish properties and appeal to high-end prospects.
Many vendors of Video-over-IP solutions think in terms of a video stream being encoded on one end and decoded for display on the other. But if you need a lot of IP encoded video, the single monitor/single decode paradigm quickly becomes unwieldy.