Recently, the President of Congo announced that 256 ultra-thin LCD screens with microphone lifters and a complete conference system have been successfully installed in the conference hall.

The personal inspection by the President of Congo marks the beginning of a new era of paperless, intelligent, and efficient communication in his press releases and meetings.

The entire conference system equipment covers BNT's main products, including:

252 units of 15.6-inch synchronous  ultra-thin LCD monitor lift with microphone

4 sets of 21.5 inch Retractable ultra-thin Monitor Lift With Screen and Mic

9 4K video cameras (with video tracking function on the same screen)

100 aluminum alloy desktop sockets.

Complete audio system components - microphone host, feedback suppressor, sound console, audio processor, amplifier, speakers, etc.

Central control software and its equipment.

The ultra-thin LCD screen has high resolution and wide viewing angle, and 256 ultra-thin LCD screens are controlled by the central control with a microphone and a lift.

The integrated microphone lifter is exquisitely designed, which is both convenient to use and maintains the cleanliness and beauty of the conference room, effectively improving the convenience and fluency of conference communication.

Nine 4K video cameras can accurately track and produce sound through microphones, and display the image information on the large screen through a matrix, ensuring clear access to all corners of the conference room.

The installation and debugging of the conference system were carefully crafted by our professional team at BoDian Te. After multiple rounds of rigorous testing, all indicators met or even exceeded the expected standards.

During the acceptance process, the President of Congo and relevant officials highly praised the stability, functionality, and usability of the system.

Praising it for providing strong technical support for the President's press conferences and important meetings, facilitating accurate and rapid dissemination of information, and further enhancing the office efficiency and external image of the Presidential Palace.

This successful acceptance is not only a victory for our technical project, but also a solid step for Congo on the road to modern office facility construction.

It has built a more advanced platform for political exchange and information dissemination in Congo, which is expected to play an important role in future national affairs and promote more efficient implementation of various agendas.