AI Hub Unicorn Factory Lisboa is an innovation space supported by the Lisbon City Council, designed to foster the growth of startups and scaleups. Equipped with Ecler audio technology, it provides an optimal environment for work and events.
Challenge
AI Hub Unicorn Factory Lisboa needed a new sound system for their space. The goal was to add ambient sound throughout the building and provide high-quality audio for meetings and presentations in the auditorium. The client wanted a simple and easy-to-use solution for both everyday use and special events.
Solution
SecretScreen, in charge of the installations, chose the eUC106 spherical hanging speakers throughout the building, including the corridors, to ensure balanced sound coverage. The eMOTUS8OD weather-resistant speakers were set up outside to provide excellent sound, regardless of the weather.
The system is powered by HSA2-400ES amplifiers, which use energy efficiently. With the WPNETTOUCH touch panels, they can easily control the system, and the MIMO1212SG digital matrix allows for customized sound settings in different areas of the building.
The installation process began with planning the cable layout, followed by installing the equipment and setting up the different audio zones across the space. This ensured the system was fully integrated.
Key Benefits
Since the installation, the client has noticed a better work environment and more bookings for the space. The auditorium has hosted high-profile meetings with companies like Microsoft, Cisco, and even the Municipal President of Lisbon.
The client particularly appreciates the simplicity of the system, which makes it easy to manage the audio in the space.
Conclusion
With the Ecler sound system in place, AI Hub Unicorn Factory Lisboa now has a flexible, reliable, and easy-to-use audio solution. The system enhances the atmosphere of the space and supports various events, providing clear, high-quality sound throughout the building, from the auditorium to the corridors.
Source: Ecler — original article on ecler.com.
