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Crestron Touch Screens

Cooper Hewitt Design Museum

Listing of all the devices that could be chosen.

Multiple camera control for the teleconferencing complete with saved states.

The address book page was fed dynamically from the system.

Directions on how to select a device as an output source.

Controls for selecting one of the floor plates.

Audio level sliders and feedback.

Main screen control showing inputs and outputs.

Shows multi teleconferencing system controls.

Allowed for the advanced controls to be routed to the currently selected plasma screen output.

Numbers could be dialed out, cameras selected and information stored to the addressbook.

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2005: @ VideoSonic

For the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum in New York, and working with VideoSonic again, helped with the programming of three presentation rooms which again used multiple projectors, screens, various media source (dvd/cd/cassette/slide) and a multiple camera teleconferencing system all controlled through Crestron.
Much of the ‘fun’ in designing these touchscreens were like the old days with Macromedia Director — 8 bit graphics with no alpha channel support. The control systems were programmed to speak to various external devices interfacing over RS-232 or TCPIP.

Categories: Application, Crestron, UI / UXSeptember 5, 2005