Conference Room IT Systems

AirServer Connect 2 – the reference in screen mirroring

For meetings, conferences or schools or universities: the AirServer Connect V2 transfers the content of up to eight (!) laptops, tablets or cell phones simultaneously to a large screen or whiteboard. The AirServer Connect supports all wireless video protocols, such as Apple's AirPlay, Android's Google Cast and Windows Miracast - even at the same time. Employees and guests can easily connect their smartphones, tablets or laptops to the conference screen and don't even have to install an app - AirServer Connect 2 finally transforms sharing screen content into a spontaneous plug 'n play experience!
The “live streaming” function is also unique: using any web browser, I can view live what is currently being shown on the conference room display from anywhere in the local network. Perfect for allowing sessions or presentations to take place in parallel in other (seminar) rooms.

Flicker-free 4K/UHD quality across all connection protocols

When several people are presenting at the same time, high, flicker-free resolution is essential. The AirServer Connect 2 supports displays with a resolution of up to 4K / UHD and up to eight transmissions simultaneously and with a flicker-free refresh rate of 60 Hz. In addition to parallel reception across all screen sharing systems, the version with AirServer OS has its own WLAN -Guest network. This allows guests not only to connect to the Internet, but also to share their screen content directly (“ad hoc”). What is also unique here is the support of Bluetooth for quickly connecting Apple devices. To ensure reliable connectivity and maximum performance at all times, the original AirServer OS is based on the stable Linux operating system.

Strengthen agile teams and creative collaboration

AirServer Connect 2 also serves as a reliable bridge between users and a moderator. This means that nothing stands in the way of the protected sharing of content, as the moderator can specifically allow or cancel streaming requests. Another practical example are so-called huddle spaces - agile meetings with a maximum of six participants, in which marking and drawing can also be done on the conference room display (which must have a touch function): the entries on the display are sent back to the Windows notebook (“Touch-Back” and “Write-Back” function). The developers use a Windows laptop, the graphics department uses a Macbook and the UX designer uses an iPhone? No problem, because all team units can present their ideas on a large screen at the same time. This means that suitable solutions can be discussed quickly. Agile and efficient teamwork in particular can benefit enormously from the universal platform.