AMX Launches Emergency Services System for K-12
AMX has launched a new emergency services system for K-12 called the AMX ResQ system for its Unified Campus Solution. AMX says the ResQ delivers a new approach to school safety by giving teachers a small, classroom-audio pendant with a built-in panic-button to address the sudden conditions of a classroom threat or other emergency. The solution also addresses another significant classroom problem — that of students’ ability to hear the teacher’s voice from any location in the room. With a teacher-worn pendant that integrates a quick-response transmitter and microphone, plus a small, ceiling-mounted infrared sensor, AMX ResQ is a solution that keeps kids safe and sound.
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