Medicover Hospitals
Clinical auditoriums built for speech, not spectacle
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Cities delivered
1-touch
Operation
Speech
Clarity-first design
What the room was up against.
Two hospital auditoriums in two cities were used for clinical teaching, CME sessions and staff briefings. Reverberation made recorded lectures unusable and every session needed an AV technician on standby.
Reverberation control, distributed speech reinforcement, projection and a single-touch control panel any duty staff member can run without a technician in the room.
- Reverberation control designed around speech clarity, not music
- Distributed speech reinforcement for even coverage at low level
- Projection and recording feeds specified for teaching sessions
- A single-touch control panel any duty staff member can operate
Both auditoriums were delivered to the same standard in Bangalore and Hyderabad, and sessions now start without a technician in the room.
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