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Dear ADENA Partners, our distributor in Kazakhstan, STEPLine, recently held a conference for customers and end-users. Over the course of two days, the event welcomed around 200 attendees, who had the opportunity to test and experience products from AREC and other brands in STEPLine’s portfolio. Visitors also attended presentations, took part in prize draws, and enjoyed various interactive activities.

Attendees had the chance to explore the AREC Media Capture System, which was showcased through the KL-3T Media Station, CI-21H Network Camera, and the CI-T21H IR Auto-Tracking Camera. Our solution was well received by all those with a keen interest in high-quality, reliable media content creation technology.

Moreover, AREC devices were also in operation on the stands of other brands—for example, GONSIN – where our Media Stations served as video mixers for cameras integrated with that brand’s discussion systems.

We thank STEPLine for a job well done and invite you to watch the short video clip from the conference below: https://youtube.com/shorts/UDADH-bJq4g

Be sure to contact STEPLine to learn more about the AREC and RADA brands, and to receive a complete A to Z solution with professional support and impeccable service!

Dear ADENA Partners, in this case study we highlight how Sunrise Tech Park in Lithuania is using the AREC Portable Media Set to record and stream events. By using the devices to showcase a variety of business and scientific project webinars and activities, the case demonstrates how easy AREC systems are to use for live production.


Sunrise Tech Park is part of the Sunrise Valley Innovation Ecosystem, a non-profit organisation. It was established to promote entrepreneurship, knowledge and technology exchange, and to attract investment in business ideas. It serves as one of the prime gathering places for scientific organisations and startups in Lithuania, thanks to its key location and partnerships.

Many of the gatherings organised by Sunrise Tech Park take place online or in hybrid form, using videoconferencing software to connect remote speakers. Knowing the significant impact of visual presentation on a successful business pitch, the park started looking for solutions that could enhance the visibility of speakers and give them greater control over how they present their content. Thanks to our partner Tenesys, Sunrise Tech Park chose the AREC Media Capture System for this purpose.

The park uses a Portable Media Set that consists of a KL-3T, a CI-T21H IR Tracking camera with a CI-21H PTZ camera, and a RADA Bridge. The set fits neatly into a secure and easily movable suitcase, making it easy for Sunrise Tech Park to move the set to different locations depending on the ongoing events. The set's mobility is accentuated by the KL-3T — a 3-channel media station that comes with a built-in touchscreen. The station mixes the two network cameras, computer content, custom overlays, and backgrounds together into a mixed video, which is converted by the RADA Bridge into a USB webcam feed. This helps the remote attendees see the event in full. The camera’s PTZ presets can be controlled directly from the station, meaning that the operator doesn’t need a computer or any other device to manage the production.

Antanas Popiera, the Startups Project manager of Sunrise Tech Park commented on the system: "We use equipment for our hybrid workshops in support of various entrepreneurship initiatives on a weekly basis. This equipment allows us to fully include online participants, enhancing their participation and significantly improving the productivity and quality of their contributions."


With the AREC Portable Media Set, going live has become much easier for Sunrise Tech Park. We thank our partner Tenesys and Antanas Popiera for their work and information contribution. Is your organisation also looking to improve hybrid event production? Contact us at www.a-dena.com and we will be happy to discuss your project requirements.

There are two AREC IR tracking cameras in the current product line - CI-T10 and CI-T21H. Both cameras rely on the same IR positioners AM-600 and AM-360 to follow the target, and have the same tracking range, so what makes them different from each other?


If we look specifically at their technical differences, then these are the main ones:

CI-T10

​CI-T21H

Maximum FPS

30

60

I/O

Network, USB 2.0

Network, HDMI, USB 3.0

Working Modes

Either Network or USB, one at a time

Network, HDMI and USB, simultaneously

These technical differences are also reflected in price - CI-T10 is more suitable for entry-level and budget installations as opposed to the more advanced CI-T21H. Nevertheless, both cameras offer spectacular image quality and depth of image configuration.


If you would like to see and evaluate them yourself, don’t hesitate to request a personal demonstration via our website here, and we will arrange it when it is convenient for you.

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