Extron 视音频解决方案为 NVIDIA 网络业务总部的会议室增姿添彩

Anaheim, California (September 30, 2021) - NVIDIA's network business headquarters located in Israel is designed to be professionally functional, energy efficient, and aesthetically pleasing. The AV systems within the nine-story building's many meeting rooms and conference areas required this same degree of technical sophistication and stylishness. NVIDIA standardized on Extron. For each space, Bynet Data Communication integrated Extron products that provide reliable, seamless AV switching among multiple formats, discreet AV connectivity, superior sound reinforcement, and intuitive local and remote system control. NVIDIA is quite pleased with their AV systems, which blend beautifully with the elegant environment within their network business headquarters.

“The quality, reliability, and sophistication of Extron's AV products, such as the pendant speaker and touchpanels, combined with their superior support allowed us to deploy a solid and efficient yet stylish installation within our new headquarters in record time,” says Zeevi Grisario, Senior Engineer at Nvidia IT Networking Business Unit.

Discreetly installed beneath the conference table is an Extron DTP CrossPoint 84 4K IPCP SA 8x4 presentation matrix switcher that provides content switching and scaling. It also includes built‑in audio processing and an integrated control processor, streamlining the system. Embedded in the table are a series of TLP Pro 725C 7” Cable Cubby TouchLink Pro touchpanels. For participant convenience, the enclosures offer power and sets of retractable HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, and network cables. Overhead are SF 26PT SoundField pendant speakers that resemble modern light fixtures, enabling them to be hidden in plain sight. The easy AV connectivity, high-fidelity sound, and user-friendly control by Extron products meets every requirement for presentation and room automation, while also portraying the elegance and sophistication expected at the global headquarters for a technology leader such as NVIDIA.

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