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Q-SYS vCore Virtual Core – Use Cases
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First, we're looking at really a V-Core based space, okay?
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And this is kind of a solution where the story is, uh, you know,
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there's a kind of fixed limited budget here.
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In this case, the end user already had an integrated video bar for us to work with,
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so this is a perfect example of,
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"Hey, I don't need Q-SYS audio or Q-SYS video management,
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but I still want to normalize the experience with my higher impact Q-SYS based spaces.
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" So let's dive into, you know, what this room gives us.
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We've actually got a Lenovo compute, uh, here,
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and that's actually providing us a platform to run the V-Core on.
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We've got a seven-inch touch panel on the table,
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and then we've got some Network Solutions for control of lighting,
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HVAC, and occupancy sensor, and also Network controlled Shades.
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Okay, so this is a really kind of native solution, um, that V-Core is best designed for.
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So if we take a look at the schematic,
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what we see here is really a full control solution for a small space like this.
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So I've got really easy control of my display, both, you know,
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power as well as status and monitoring of the sensors in the room as well.
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You can see here we've got our occupancy sensor, which we already took a look at,
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and we've also got a sensor in our tabletop touch panel.
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So, rather than providing the end user with manual power control,
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here you can see the route that we've chosen to take is to automatically
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turn the room on anytime that the sensors sense the presence of a user in the room.
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And then also use things like the date and time to automatically
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shut that room down at the end of the day, right?
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So really removing some complexity for the user
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compared to a room that doesn't have a control system at all.
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If we go and take a look at that user experience,
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here you can see we've got full real-time control of our shades, our HVAC,
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and because we can do both control and feedback here, you can see that as I adjust the HVAC,
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it'll also update me as the room continues to change.
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I've got control of my lights as well as feedback for that.
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And then useful information for the end user, like how to adjust the volume on their own device.
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And if they so choose, let's say we had a couple of wired connections here,
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I could certainly change the input on the TV quite easily from here. Okay.