June 18th, 2008 — New Touch technology makes rich feature set for intelligent lecterns, inserts in any podium.

ILS has showcased its new ILS22G lectern platform during the Infocomm 2008 in Las Vegas. The new system makes use of Acoustic Pulse Recognition in multiple frames of one glass. It serves a 22” monitor field, keyboard, mouse pad, room control, source control and annotation under a single tempered glass sheet with no bezel around it.  Control buttons are back-lit on demand.
The ILS22G implementation includes complete PC functionality and microphone support in a 25” x 20” x 1.5“-3” package that can be integrated in any podium, table, and cabinet or on any pedestal. The elegant pizza box style package lives up to architects and AV system integrators needs.

3 serial ports, 2 LAN ports, 10 relay switches allow easy implementation of control protocol standards. Sho-Q Presenter provides the ideal support for multiple MS PowerPoint presentations on the integrated 22” display.
ILS provides own solutions to place the system flat on the table, at a lectern style slope, on the wall next to a whiteboard, on a pedestal with electrical lift, and integrated in its ILS24G cabinet. The latter includes 4way and 2way EXTRON switching, controlled again from the glass touch surface.

Henk de Groot, owner of Intelligent Lectern Systems commented: “we already offered a very wide range of intelligent lectern solutions, but found that many lectern shapes were dictated by architectural needs. The ILS22G platform allows quick integration of complete presentation support technology into any prescribed design. It also helps building production volume so that we can dramatically cut lectern costs over time”
Featured for the first time on booth N5754, ILS also demonstrated new ILS21 and ILS15 Presenter Lectern solutions and its ILS24 platform that has a full 19” rack space inside. Sho-Q software comes with all ILS systems, it was specially written for operating multiple presentations seamlessly bringing productivity and professionalism to occasional presenters and conference organizers alike.