Solution

Modern hospitals operate in highly complex environments where clinical spaces, training areas, control rooms, and operation rooms must work together in real time. However, traditional hospital AV and control systems are often fragmented, relying on isolated signal paths and point-to-point connections. This leads to limited flexibility, complicated system expansion, and difficulty in centralized management, especially when medical devices, displays, audio systems, and KVM workstations are involved.

By adopting an AV over IP–based architecture, the hospital solution integrates video, audio, control, and KVM signals into a unified IP network. This approach enables centralized management across training rooms, student areas, operation rooms, and control rooms, while allowing the system to scale easily as new medical devices or display endpoints are added.

Solving Real-Time Visualization and Collaboration Challenges

Medical devices, IPC cameras, and presentation sources must be displayed simultaneously on multiple screens, while maintaining low latency and high image quality. The PD3 series to distribute high-quality video signals over the hospital LAN. Medical device outputs, IPC feeds, and HDMI sources can be encoded once and decoded anywhere on the network. This enables flexible signal routing, multi-screen display, and real-time content sharing without redesigning the physical infrastructure.

Centralized KVM Control for Clinical and Operation Rooms

Hospitals require secure and efficient access to manage and switch resources. With KVM over IP functionality, the operators can help doctor to switch video source with KVM, and doctor focus on the operation. This improves resource utilization, reduces hardware duplication, and enables coordinated workflows between operation rooms and control rooms.