ADECIA CEILING SOLUTION
In response to the increased and diversified demand for conference rooms due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Yamaha Corporation has announced a new remote communication solution for any enterprise or meeting space.
ADECIA Ceiling Solution
“Sound” Accelerates Business
With new and ever-changing communication requirements, one thing remains the same: the need for high-quality, worry-free audio for collaboration. ADECIA Ceiling Solution, featuring the new Ceiling Array Microphone RM-CG and Conference Processor RM-CR, helps organizations overcome challenges with implementation, configuration and room acoustics by providing all components required for a successful installation - designed to work seamlessly together to reduce set up time, costs and complexities.
The name, “ADECIA”, is a make-up word and comes from DECIR in Spanish (to say or to tell) and "IA" indicates Intelligent Audio, which is Yamaha's strength.
Key Features
Capture Every Word
Dynamic multi-beam voice tracking technology supports lively discussions with multiple participants, conveying a clear audio signal from each participant to remote parties. Its unique processing functionalities that help capture the human voice over noise help provide a smooth and stress-free remove conversation experience.
Complete Coverage from Sound Input to Output
ADECIA Ceiling Solution helps organizations overcome challenges with implementation, configuration and room acoustics by providing all components required for a successful installation. The new dynamic beamforming ceiling microphone array (RM-CG), core processor (RM-CR), a Dante-optimized network switch and PoE+ powered speakers (VXL1-16P and VXC2P) provide a complete solution designed to work effortlessly together.
Best Audio in Shortest Time
System automatically detects all components and configures them to be optimized for the room environment, taking into consideration location of speakers and microphones, reverberation characteristics of the room, and echo behavior. Setting up a room can be as easy as following the web based configurator through four steps of configuration.
Reduce Time, Spend and Complexities
Audio/control signals can be transmitted with one network cable using Dante network audio standard , solving troublesome wiring and installation problems.
Integration into All Audio Environments
Equipped with various interfaces, including dynamic microphones, analog line level I/O, USB, Bluetooth and SIP telephony, the system allows the flexibility to use for both web conference system and telephone line conferences. Supporting Windows, macOS, iOS and Android, as well as compliance with market leading UC applications, ADECIA gives you the flexibility to customize the solution to your specific needs.
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Technology
Sound processing for high quality remote conferencing experience
Multi-beam Tracking
Multi-beam tracking is a signal processing technology that can track multiple speakers by combining the use of Beamforming technology, which forms directivity with multiple microphone elements to pick up sound, to create multiple beams, and dynamic tracking technology, which allows each beam to cleverly track different speakers' voice when multiple speakers are present.
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Adaptive Echo Canceller
While other echo canceller's measure the room and set levels once, Yamaha's adaptive echo cancellation is constantly scanning the environment for changes to deliver an uninterrupted, echo-free audio stream.
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Auto Gain Control
This sound technology automatically adjusts voice levels to deliver a consistent, optimal volume level to the far-end, no matter if some voices are louder vs. weaker or closer vs. further away from the microphone. This automatic feature enables everyone to hear or be heard at an ideal level.
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Noise Reduction
When constant noise like a projector fan or air conditioner system enters the communication space, Yamaha's Noise Reduction technology removes these components to clearly convey the presenter's audio to the far-end.
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Dereverberation
Reverberation from an acoustically-poor environment can make it difficult to distinguish a clear voice signal. Dereverberation suppresses these reverb components to deliver a highly-intelligible output.
