In order to optimise the existing classrooms at the FOSPO, a room-to-room transfer was realised.
Thanks to many years of cooperation and an existing framework contract, Kilchenmann was able to carry out another exciting project with the FOSPO.
Due to the pandemic and the increase in class sizes at the universities, the classes had to be divided up. Thanks to live transmission, bidirectional communication and the interconnection of two or more rooms, lessons can be held as personally as possible. In this way, students and teachers can communicate directly with each other, despite being in separate rooms.
FOSPO distinguishes between two types of classroom:
Seven lecture rooms: equipped with microphony, audio and conference system with beamer and/or display and camera. The speaker can teach, share presentations and play videos including sound. All this can be transmitted to the additional rooms. In addition, a camera with tracking software was installed here, which automatically follows the speaker and thus always has them in the picture.
Four classrooms: equipped with microphony, audio and conference system and with beamer and/or display for transmission of presentations or camera signal.