Vistacom Tech Expo 2023: Streamlining AV Connectivity with Sound Control Technologies

 

Vistacom Tech Expo 2023, on its 15th edition, unfolds a platform for tech enthusiasts to explore the cutting-edge advancements in the Audio-Visual (AV) industry. The expo’s engaging booth interviews provide a lens into the modern solutions addressing the evolving challenges in AV technology.

In an insightful Sound Control Technologies booth interview, Chris Odette, with the Sound Control Technologies Business Development team, spotlights the company’s offerings to simplify AV connectivity. With a legacy since 1987, Sound Control Technologies is a reliable partner for powering, controlling, and channeling video from pan-tilt-zoom cameras using a single-category cable for distances up to a hundred meters. Odette highlights the industry challenge of transporting varying signal types, including proprietary ones, over significant distances without the hassle of multiple cables, which Sound Control Technologies efficiently address with their solutions.

At the expo, Sound Control Technologies showcased their camera extension solutions, USB switching solutions, and the capability to transport backplane signals of Cisco or Poly Kodak up to a hundred meters on a single cable, embodying a holistic approach to AV connectivity.

This visit with Chris Odette underscores the essence of simplifying AV connectivity, resonating well with the innovative spirit of Vistacom Tech Expo 2023.

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