Building 61 of the Military University of Technology has been expanded into a modern teaching center for the Faculty of Electronics. It includes advanced laboratories, an auditorium, and specialized workshops such as FPGA, TV systems, and aviation radio electronics. These spaces require high reliability and full signal integration between rooms. The project called for a complete redesign of the AV ecosystem. Instead of traditional signal routing, the building moved to a fully networked architecture. This makes it possible to send any image or sound from one room to another without delay. Within this environment, Ecler provides the audio and presentation backbone. Its systems ensure clear sound, consistent coverage, and dependable performance across classrooms and labs. Ecler also supports both wired and wireless presentations through the VEO series, giving lecturers flexible and easy content‑sharing options.
Solution Implemented
Ecler MIMO7272DN Digital Matrix: A Dante‑enabled audio processor that provides flexible routing and precise control of all audio signals across the building, supporting the diverse needs of classrooms, laboratories, and the auditorium.
Ecler eHSA Amplifiers and IC6 Ceiling Speakers: Reliable amplification and clear, uniform sound coverage designed to support both everyday teaching and specialised technical activities, ensuring consistent audio performance in all learning spaces.
Ecler VEO Series for Connectivity: Wireless and wired presentation solutions that give lecturers simple, flexible ways to share content, fully aligned with the building’s network‑based AV architecture.
The system was designed and integrated to deliver high audio quality, strong reliability, and effortless operation, reinforcing the facility’s role as a modern, future‑ready educational environment.
Source: Ecler — original article on ecler.com.
