A remote conferencing system that offers a total solution from the entrance to the exit of sound.
ADECIA is an audio system that provides a complete set of microphones and speakers ideal for remote meetings and classrooms. Many people feel uncertain about what to implement when they want to create a comfortable remote meeting room. ADECIA offers a total solution from the entry to the exit of sound, resolving your equipment selection concerns and providing you with the optimal remote communication environment. - Microphones and speakers suitable for various sizes of meeting rooms and classrooms With three types of microphones—ceiling-mounted, tabletop wired, and wireless—and line array speakers ideal for amplifying sound in large rooms, a flexible remote meeting environment can be constructed according to the size of the room, the number of participants, and the intended use. - Web UI and auto-setup features that strongly support installation and adjustment System settings and adjustments are made using a PC connected to ADECIA's core remote meeting processor through a web UI accessed via a browser. Simple mouse operations allow for automatic audio routing and acoustic adjustments, significantly reducing the time needed for post-installation adjustments and making implementation easy.
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