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An evolution is occurring in cities globally with a transformation of a new technology concept called “Smart City”. A Smart City uses a framework of data and communication technologies to create a collaborative, information-rich infrastructure.
Global Medical Response (GMR) is the world’s leading medical transportation company focusing on intimate and high-service solutions at a local level.
The Air Force Association's 75th Air, Space, & Cyber Conference took place September 20 - 22 at the Gaylord Convention Center in Potomac Harbor.
Contra Costa County in California has opened a new Emergency Operations Center (EOC) featuring a state-of-the-art Situation Room equipped with the latest real-time visualization technology. The EOC serves as a command center in the event of a crisis or natural disaster.
A nationally accredited clinical gait and movement analysis lab at a renowned children’s hospital evaluates patients with neuromuscular and musculoskeletal conditions, including cerebral palsy, spina bifida, brain or spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophies, hip and joint problems, balance disord
RGB Spectrum showcased its leading-edge defense visualization technologies at the SOFIC 2021 virtual tradeshow, May 17-20. The annual SOFIC event focuses on U.S. Special Operations Forces.
The Port recently upgraded its mission-critical Transportation Management and Emergency Operations Center (TMC/EOC) to oversee...
RGB Spectrum participated in the Samsung V/X Live virtual event on March 3rd and 4th, 2021.
The new training center and corporate headquarters for the NBA’s Detroit Pistons, the Performance Center, boasts a state-of-the-art security operations center (SOC) to assure 24/7 safety and security.
XtendPoint offers the versatility to view and control systems in windows on a single display or an array of display devices. It consolidates controllable sources into a multi-window image, providing operators with a correlated view of up to four signal sources per display. It supports multi-image display in both single and dual monitor configurations, the former able to display four and the latter up to eight remote systems with a single monitor and keyboard.
In response to the pandemic, Harvard Business School (HBS) needed to provide a learning experience to accommodate both remote and in-classroom students.
The goal of control room audio-visual systems is to provide improved situational awareness, better decision-making and faster response. Real-time analysis and control is critical for decision making.
RGB Spectrum has teamed up with FSN Medical Technologies to deliver leading-edge video solutions to the medical market. FSN Medical Technologies is a premier manufacturer of medical video signal management, distribution and display.
In the highly competitive automotive industry, a positive experience at an auto dealership can bring big dividends in customer loyalty and prospective purchases.
The global pandemic continues to upend pedagogical delivery around the world. As educational institutions commence classes, lessons learned from the move to virtual education earlier in the pandemic are rapidly being deployed globally at all levels of learning.
Frost Brown Todd, a regional law firm with offices based in Kentucky, recently unveiled a new video wall in its Louisville office conference room powered by RGB Spectrum's MediaWall 1900 processor.
XtendPoint™ KVM-over-IP allows operators to connect and control remote systems across a room or worldwide enterprise. Leveraging a standard 1 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) network, it delivers a scalable KVM matrix switching solution connecting multiple users with controllable systems...
Tampa International Airport enlisted the services of AVI-SPL, a global digital workplace services provider headquartered in Tampa, Florida, to design and integrate new public signage throughout the airport's terminals and parking areas.
RGB Spectrum offers an extensive line of video wall processors to meet any project need. The company is pleased to announce it is expanding its industry-leading lines into a new level of larger-scale video walls.