The University of Guelph has always been a hub of academic excellence, and its classrooms buzz with discussions and debates. With the advent of new beamforming innovations coupled with the need to broadcast classroom activities to remote participants, the University of Guelph turned to advanced technology to provide the same quality of education to all of its students. One of the technological innovations that has made a significant impact in the classrooms is Sony’s MAS-A100 beamforming microphone. This microphone is installed in several of the university’s meeting rooms, spaces and classrooms, four of which have six microphones connected to a BIAMP TesiraFORTE Dante DSP where there is more than one device.
