Project highlights:

• All-in-one Multimedia Conferencing
• Paperless Document Viewing and Sharing
• Electronic Voting

Council chambers environments are a perfect fit for the TAIDEN HCS-8300 Paperless Multimedia Congress system. Council members need quality microphones for clean audio intelligibility, screens to view the session’s agenda and proposals, as well as voting devices. The TAIDEN 8300 solution provided to the City of Kingston by Media Vision is all of the above, built-into one compact unit.

Incorporating a 10” touch screen display, the Multimedia Terminals give council members access to a unique set of features including: 10 channels of HD video, file server, MS Office document viewing, screen sharing or teleprompter. The units have built-in voting buttons and voting results can be displayed immediately on council members’ units and on audience screens.

The City of Kingston is now equipped for fully paperless council sessions. With directives mandating local Governments to go paperless more of these will be seen in the near future.

https://media-vision.com/en/references/government/item/city-of-kingston