A well-designed control room console can make all the difference for the operators who rely on it. It’s not just about having a place to work; it’s about creating a space that boosts productivity, comfort, and efficiency.
This blog covers the ten essential features that every modern control room console should have. By integrating these features, you can create a workspace that truly supports your needs and helps you stay on top of your game.
Are you wondering what makes a good custom control room console? Every control room is different, so although standard consoles are available, bespoke consoles make for a better working environment. For example, the size and number of monitors an operator uses will vary depending on their role. A bespoke console can accommodate that along with any extra IT storage requirements. Read on to find out more.
On the 21st and 22nd of September, we exhibited two emergency services desks in collaboration with Weytec and Barco at the NEC Emergency Services Show. This is the UK’s leading annual showcase of the blue light sector. It brings together the emergency services to discover innovative technology and operational solutions. They can network and share experiences, uniting in their collaborative approach to public safety.
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Control rooms play an important role in society, but have you ever wondered how they came about? In this article, we take a look at the origins of control rooms and how they evolved over time.
The comfort and safety of control room workers are critical. After all, a control room is a 24/7 environment. Operators may be working long shifts under considerable pressure. Ergonomic design is essential to your control room’s success and functionality. It prevents fatigue and reduces the risk of repetitive strain injury.
