Cardinal Tien College of Healthcare and Management says it continues to pursue teaching excellence. The college developed plans to update the existing audio-visual equipment in the Project-Based Learning (PBL) Interactive Classroom. The technical integration representative of this project, Chen Yue Lin of Sound Fun Technology, planned to upgrade the existing infrastructure with the latest technology to improve the management of several video sources across many devices, including a PTZ  camera, a web camera, a desk computer, a projector and six televisions.

AV LINK says it transformed a traditional classroom in a Taiwanese junior college to deliver uncompressed and zero-latency video sources across copper 10-Gigabit networks, which are centrally controlled by an IPS-M. The installation used the SDVoE-compliant IPS-AC transceivers and IPS-M controller (4K/60Hz AV-over-IP) to meet the diverse learning demands of engaging lectures and group discussion courses.

“AV LINK’s products have always been my first choice for audio-visual system integration projects,” Yue Lin said. “I used the IPS Series to create a smart classroom for this project to meet the school’s expectation of immersive learning and engaging discussion. The solution enables instructors to deploy lecture materials to projector screens and six televisions simultaneously. The six groups of students have a television and can directly discuss the information provided by the instructor on the screen.”

“After the discussions in each group, the instructor can deploy the students’ presentation files for the designated group to the projector screen and six televisions through the smart environmental control system located on the podium or next to the cabinet rack to facilitate subsequent discussions. The APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) of the IPS-M controller can integrate the IPS-AC transceivers with a smart environmental control system, making the transmission of materials during the entire teaching and discussion process more efficient and interactive than in traditional classrooms,” he added.

“IPS-AC transceivers support video signals at 4K/60Hz in 4:4:4 and distribute them up to 100 meters via standard Cat6a cables,” said Burt Lee, vice president for AV LINK.” IPS-AC transceivers enable HDMI 2.0, the delivery of HDR, 10-bit color content and multi-channel HD audio signals. The advanced capabilities of IPS-AC transceivers include the transmission of several control and data signals in addition to audio and video, such as IR, RS-232, USB HID and USB 2.0.”

SDVoE technology, as implemented through AV Link’s IPS Series, allowed for high-quality, simplified video distribution across all displays throughout Cardinal Tien College of Healthcare and Management’s Project-Based Learning (PBL) Interactive Classroom to create an immersive learning experience for faculty and students.