Thought Leading Bites

Ken Peck from AtlasIED illustrates the role of sound masking, particularly in small office environments. By using an analogy of a running sink, he explains that sound masking is a method used to reduce distractions and maintain privacy. The need for sound masking extends to various sectors, including healthcare and finance, where confidentiality is paramount….

AtlasIED has proven itself to be an efficient tool for daily communications in various settings such as schools and hospitals. Equipped with integrated microphones and speakers in its IP endpoints, the system facilitates hands-free, two-way communication, creating a seamless intercom experience in classrooms and offices. Coupled with this is the InformaCast software, a partner application…

AtlasIED’s advanced audio and visual notification system provides an inclusive environment for students and faculty members, including those with hearing disabilities, in schools. By assigning color codes to various bell schedules, the system offers distinct visual cues that accompany audible notifications. For example, green is used for the start of class, yellow signals a tardy…

Manny Kitagawa discusses the importance of volume control in AtlasIED’s IP speaker systems, particularly in school environments. Here’s a summary of the key points: AtlasIED’s IP speaker systems differ from traditional analog systems in terms of volume control. Unlike analog systems, which might have volume knobs in each classroom, IP speakers are set to an…