GloryStar Case Study – Production Line Tablet: IKEA

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IKEA is a multinational group of companies that designs and sells ready to assemble furniture (such as beds, chairs and desks), appliances, small motor vehicles and home accessories. As of January 2008, it is the world’s largest furniture retailer. Founded in Sweden in 1943, as of June 2015, IKEA owns and operates 353 stores in 46 countries.

The company is known for its modern architecture designs for various types of appliances and furniture, and its interior design work is often associated with an eco-friendly simplicity. In addition, the firm is known for its attention to cost control, operational details, and continuous product development, corporate attributes that allowed IKEA to lower its prices by an average of two to three percent over the decade to 2010 during a period of global expansion. The IKEA group has a complex corporate structure and is controlled by several foundations based in the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein.

The Problem

How to improve manufacturing productivity and quality in the processing plant?

During production of different furniture equipment, Ikea wanted to identify the bottlenecks so that the supervisor can assigned more workers in a particular process. Ikea also wanted to have access to the production data in real time in which transparency brings pressure to perform and guarantees continuous improvements. A production planning is also needed that can push out instruction real time via a touch of a button from the back end server.

The Solution

Commercial Tablet with Secure OS and Hardware Protection

In 2015, Ikea installed 300 pieces of multiple Commercial Tablet (kiosk) in production line in POLAND, to recreate and reinforce digital message. These kiosk helped the production team in providing a more accurate data collection and faster workflow. The project revenue if approximately USD200,000- USD300,000. Poland is the first manufacturing plant location and IKEA will expand to other manufacturing plants.

Glory Star JARVIS tablet Enables Ikea to:

1. Making instruction available in electronic form by using tablets has delivered reliable traceability and improved productivity

2. Improve workflow production time through data collection

Checking process and procedure on the device force the workers to be more cautious while operating the machineries.

Telycam Case Study – Mexico Podcasting with Telycam PTZ Cameras

In our latest Mexico deployment, Telycam collaborated with content creators to enhance podcasting and live streaming using our PTZ camera solutions. Featuring the VISION+ 4KN 12X/30X and EXPLORE SE, this project delivered high-quality visuals tailored to modern production needs, from wide-angle shots to detailed close-ups, enriching the viewer experience across Mexico.

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The Challenge

Podcasting and live streaming demand a versatile camera system capable of capturing dynamic interactions while maintaining exceptional quality. The production team in Mexico needed equipment that could handle multiple perspectives—panoramic views of hosts and guests, as well as precise close-ups—without compromising on clarity or ease of use. The solution had to ensure smooth operation during extended sessions and deliver content that would engage a growing audience, setting a new standard for professional audiovisual output in the region.

The Telycam Solution

They deployed a trio of PTZ cameras to meet these demands, each tailored to a specific role in the production process. Together, they created a cohesive and impactful streaming experience. Here’s how our lineup delivered:

The Mexico podcasting and live streaming project succeeded in delivering high-quality content with the VISION+ 4KN 12X, EXPLORE SE, and VISION+ 4KN 30X cameras. This setup provided clear, versatile visuals that met technical needs and enhanced the audience experience, earning praise from creators in Mexico. Curious how Telycam can support your project? Explore the VISION+ 4KN Series and EXPLORE SE for more details and stay tuned for future cases!

GloryStar Case Study – Queue Kiosk Tablet: Genki Sushi

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Originating in Japan, Genki Sushi is today the largest sushi chain in Hong Kong. Genki Sushi persists in selecting the freshest ingredients and providing the most professional services and original Japanese-style dining experience to dinners. They bring sushi within the reach of everyone.

The Problem

Genki Sushi had been implementing queuing systems with consumer Samsung tablets and have been facing with difficulties. The below are some of the challenges met:

1. Constant change of consumer tablet models caused re-investment in development and system upgrade which increased the cost to maintain the growth of the project.

2. Internet connection are dropped out at times due to unstable WIFI connection.

3. Receipt printer was necessary to be connected and a customized firmware on android platform was required for a stable performance.

4. Constant charging of the tablet caused the expansion of batteries and increased the defect rate.

The Solution

GAD101A- 10” JARVIS Commercial android tablet and NEB156- 15.6” Commercial Android Tablet.

With GAD101A and NEB156, customers could enter the number of dinning guest, a table would be allocated following a printed ticket and a message delivered to the guest’s phone when the table is ready. The 15.6inch Tablet was utilized as a display board displaying specials and queuing number. The benefits include:

The tablets are supported by Glory Star within 3-5 years of purchase, no re-development is required in their invested system.

Automatic detection of stronger signal between the LAN or WIFI when RJ45 LAN is connected.12V power cables are applied for steady performance.

Customized firmware on external modules such as printer allowed stable performance.

Mass deployment of tablets with one coherent operation is allowed.

Customer does not have to stand in front of the restaurant to wait for tables, they can move around until they receive a message notification.

GloryStar Case Study – Quick Service Restaurant

Mohammad Ghaziri, a Beiruti citizen, established Barbarin 1979 amid the intensity of the Lebanese war. Ghaziri started with a small man’ousheh bakery to serve residents in his city. The shop, which opened facing the landmark Piccadilly theater in the heart of Beirut, gained fame from its varieties of man’ousheh: thyme, minced meat and cheese. Barbar’s hit was the man’ousheh with super melting akkawi cheese, deliciously topped with sesame seeds; the man’oushehw became famous.

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Solution

Glory Star first asked Barbar Restaurant what type of CPU processor requirements were necessary to run their POS platform. Their POS platform managed every aspect of the restaurant from taking orders to managing inventory and more. Glory Star recommended the ULTRON 15inch and ULTRON 215 J1900 to be used as a POS tablet at the order taking terminal as well as the kitchen display. The Ultron is able to withstand the kitchen environment and allowing the chef to quickly read the orders on the screen.

By using the ULTRON Windows Tablet for Barbar restaurant, it has provided the following benefits:

Integrated all their business processes and managed their restaurant with a simple interface.
There is a solution for ordering, communicating with the kitchen, and bill payments; everything you need is on the screen.
It has replaced printer & paper based systems.
The kitchen display system replaces old printer and paper based systems, eliminated the cost for printer consumables
improving the communication between the kitchen and the front of the house staff.
it provided quicker turnaround time, less mistakes, and more satisfied customers.
Easy installation with less cabling.
Kitchen space is often sparse but the ULTRON Windows Tablet units are compact and designed to fit in many different locations.
Glory Star ULTRON Windows Tablet is VESA compatible and can be installed on a pole, wall or hang from the ceiling.
The all-in-one solution (PC and display integrated in one unit) reduces the amount to cabling.
Glory Star ULTRON Windows Tablet supports a second display, which makes installation easier and saves money

Telycam Case Study – Telycam PTZ Cameras at University of Cambodia

Telycam teamed up with Broadcast Technology Limited to introduce our PTZ camera – Vision+ 4KN to the University of Cambodia. This collaboration allowed students and aspiring media professionals to explore practical tools for visual storytelling, offering them hands-on experience with industry-relevant technology.

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The Challenge

Teaching media production requires equipment that is both functional and easy to use. The University of Cambodia needed a camera system that could provide clear visuals for different scenarios—wide shots for group settings and close-ups for detailed demonstrations—while being simple enough for students to operate as they build their skills.

The Telycam Solution

With support from Broadcast Technology Limited, Telycam provided PTZ cameras tailored to these educational needs. The cameras offered a reliable and flexible setup for learning:

This setup gave students a practical way to learn media production, connecting theory to real-world use.

The Result

The University of Cambodia project, made possible by Broadcast Technology Limited, gave students access to the Vision+ 4KN PTZ camera, which supported their training with clear, adaptable visuals. Faculty and students valued the hands-on practice, which helped prepare the next wave of media professionals. Interested in how Telycam fits into education? Check out the Vision+ 4KN for more details and updates on similar projects!

GloryStar Case Study – Signature Tablet: Hertz Car Rental

Hertz is a world’s leading vehicle renting organization and were looking to facilitate their clients with a fast, easy, intuitive way to sign agreements and receive them by email.

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Hertz is a world’s leading vehicle renting organization, operates from approximately 7,700 locations in 145 countries worldwide. They were looking to facilitate their clients with a fast, easy, intuitive way to sign agreements and receive them by email.

The Problem

Before implementing the Glory Star tablets, customers were using large amount of paper for authorizing signature documents at car rental locations. This is the reason they named the project “Paperless branch” / Digital branch. Not only does paper create additional unnecessary costs , it is cumbersome, so shifting from paper-based to a digital (secure) process shortened the lines and made the entire customer experience to a much friendly one. There was a difficulty in finding a tablet that will perfectly suite customer needs. Robustness Direct connection to electricity and lack of battery.

The Solution

The Glory Star JARVIS 10inch tablet and Comda digital signature system displays documents for the signatories and are used as a graphical signing platform. Customers can also photo other documents and certifications and attach them with the tablet camera. The entire solution integrates with Comda’s digital signature system – the server names it Signer1. The android capabilities were utilized in order to build a paper like user experience with the highest level of security.

GloryStar Case Study – Smart Home Tablet: Glory Star Boat Integration

A case study provided by our team in sales support, Marcus and Jolanda. Here they have integrated four Glory Star commercial tablets to transform their boat home to an amazing smart vehicle.

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We bought our 1986 Jefferson 52 two years ago to live full time on that boat. We love the layout of the boat, but we knew that it will need some serious upgrades, on our list were the instruments for navigation and engine monitoring which were very basic. Especially the old “steam gages” did not fully function any more. In addition I wanted to have a smart home solution to control the lights and heating.

The boat is equipped with two diesel engines, one generator, diesel heaters, autopilot, radar, GPS and depth sounder.

The following items where on top of my list to update:

Control the lights and heating with a touch panel (smart home)

Electronically monitor engine parameters to verify manual gages

Update navigation plotter to be able to use the latest charts

Monitor the batteries

Display weather information

To access all the information, I set up a wireless router to connect all devices, installed an analog/digital converter and connected all sensors via a bus system (NMEA 2000).

All functionalities can be controlled and monitored by the Glory Star touch tablets.

To display and interact with all the systems I used the Glory Star VEGA (for smart home), Nebula 15” (for weather information and engine monitoring), Jarvis 10” (for battery monitoring) and the Ultron to access the navigation app. The iPad is only used for home entertainment (music).

The big advantage from the Glory Star products is that they are easy to install, commercial grade housing, runs with Android (most of the applications run on the tablets) and the touchscreen is very easy to use. Also they are not using much power, the batteries on boats are very limited.

My wife and I have been on some trips and we felt that the new setup works much better now. Of course in boating no project is ever finished so I’m planning to replace all manual gauges with touch screens and also upgrade the radio. Stay tuned for the next level for the upgrade.

Extron Case Study – Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore Uses Extron AV and Microsoft Teams to Create HyFlex Classrooms

Established in 1990, Temasek Polytechnic (TP) is one of the leading institutions of higher learning in Singapore. Currently, it offers 36 full-time diploma courses in the areas of applied science, business, design, engineering, humanities, social sciences, informatics, and IT. It also offers over 40 part-time courses, up to advanced diploma level. TP students undergo a holistic learning system that combines hands-on experience, character education, and relevant life skills in an enriching learning environment.

The school infuses global realities into its programs and develops a mindset that embraces socio-cultural diversity. Believing in the possibilities of tomorrow, TP is committed to co-creating a better world with its stakeholders by nurturing the next generation of values-centered leaders, lifelong learners, and future-oriented creators.

CHALLENGES

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the audiovisual system available in most classrooms consisted of a projector and a wireless microphone. Since COVID-19, TP adopted HyFlex learning, allowing students to attend lessons in-person, remotely, and on-demand, addressing the dynamic shift of more lessons being conducted online. TP engaged Digiworz Pte Ltd for AV system design and integration services. Digiworz selected Extron to supply AV system switching, distribution, control, and audio equipment to implement the HyFlex upgrades.

Full Teams® Room solutions are rare in Singapore’s educational institutions. We broke new ground with this Teams-based HyFlex AV system design. Extron’s unwavering on-site and remote support got us through every challenge encountered. The end product is an AV system that provides TP lecturers and students with smooth, effective HyFlex teaching and learning experiences that work reliably every day.

Terence Toh,
Assistant Sales Director,
Digiworz Pte Ltd

 

DESIGN SOLUTION

Unified Communications Via Microsoft Teams

Ten learning spaces of various sizes and layouts received HyFlex AV system makeovers. The systems are built around the Lenovo ThinkSmart® Core for Microsoft Teams Rooms unified communication (UC) engine. They handle transmission of audio and video between the classrooms and remote students and include built-in Teams application software. The Teams application provides a user interface via a touchscreen control panel to manage interactions between the classrooms and remote students. All Teams application features are available, including session scheduling, session video recording/transcription, screen sharing, chat, file transfer, user reaction emojis (e.g., hand-raising), etc. Classroom AV content processed by the UC engine includes video from the lecturer’s document camera, lesson presentation content from the lecturer’s laptop, video from a classroom interactive display, views of the classroom from PTZ cameras, and sound from classroom microphones. Remote students using computers equipped with webcams have complete telepresence in the classrooms. Remote students are seen and heard by the people in the classroom and vice versa. Completing the HyFlex paradigm, the Teams application records class sessions and saves them on Microsoft OneDrive® or Streams® cloud storage, allowing students to access classes anytime on-demand.

Classroom Displays

Each HyFlex room is equipped with an 86″ touchscreen interactive display that serves as a whiteboard, a standard 86″ secondary display, and a 65″ confidence monitor display. The 86″ displays are wall-mounted for viewing by the students. The 65″ display is mounted on the wall opposite the lectern, providing a direct line-of-sight view for the lecturer.

An MGP 641xi multi-window processor completes the HyFlex experience. It creates multi-window layouts to display up to four video sources on in-room and far-end screens. The multi-window content can include lecture content, images from in-room PTZ cameras, and images from remote students’ webcams.

PTZ Cameras and Beamforming Microphone Arrays

Ceiling mounted beamforming microphone arrays in each classroom capture the voices of lecturers and students. The microphones provide audio to the UC engine to send to remote students. The directional sound from the beamforming microphones allows for automatic PTZ camera tracking of those speaking. There are multiple cameras to capture student activity around the classroom, as well as the lecturer. A DMP Plus audio DSP processor performs acoustical echo cancellation for remote students. Those in the room hear sound through eight SoundField® ceiling speakers driven by a 100-watt four-channel XPA amplifier.

AV System Control

An IPCP Pro control processor integrates with the ThinkSmart UC engine to perform room AV control. The control processor includes LinkLicense for User Interfaces, which allows the ThinkSmart touchpanel at the lectern to work seamlessly with the control processor to operate the AV system. An IP Link® power controller allows the AV system to be turned on and off from the touchpanel.

RESULTS

In line with TP’s Digitalization Plan of fostering a digitally driven educational ecosystem to enable learning in a highly personalized and flexible manner, HyFlex classrooms have given the institution the ability to offer learning options previously unavailable.

The HyFlex classroom learning system facilitates both face-to-face and remote lessons simultaneously. This provides flexibility and convenience for our students to either attend lessons on site or remotely in the comfort of their home.

 Temasek Polytechnic

TP shared with Terence Toh, Assistant Sales Director, Digiworz Pte Ltd that, “The HyFlex classroom learning system facilitates both face-to-face and remote lessons simultaneously. This provides flexibility and convenience for our students to either attend lessons on site or remotely in the comfort of their home. One of the great features of the HyFlex Teams Rooms is that the lessons are recorded. This is an extremely useful feature for our students because they are able to play back lessons for revisions or to catch up if they have missed a lesson.”

This initiative aligns with TP’s focus to become a fully digital institution through its Digitalization Plan (DP). The core motivation of the DP is aimed at improving student and graduate outcomes. Through the DP initiative, TP seeks to fully leverage technologies to create new and greater possibilities.

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Telycam Case Study – High School Certification Ceremony Livestream

Huge thanks to Mobile Video Devices, Inc. (MVD) for making this livestream possible! Together, we brought the high school Career and Technology Certification Ceremony to online audiences with a seamless broadcast.

Powered by Telycam’s Explore SE and Vision+ 4KN 30X PTZ cameras, the stream delivered crystal-clear visuals. A robust setup featuring vMix, NETGEAR M4250, and an advanced cellular bonding router from MIRI Technologies (under development by MVD) ensured stable, high-quality streaming.

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The Challenge

Streaming a live certification ceremony presented specific technical demands:

  • Multi-Angle Coverage: The system needed to capture both the stage speakers and audience reactions from various angles to reflect the event’s energy and significance.
  • Network Stability: A consistent, high-bandwidth connection was essential to transmit video and audio without interruptions, especially in a potentially crowded venue.
  • Audio Clarity: Clear capture of speeches and crowd sounds required precise audio integration to maintain quality for remote viewers.

The Telycam Solution

To meet the demanding requirements of this live production, we deployed a professional-grade setup featuring video, audio, and network technology:

The Result

With Telycam’s PTZ cameras, we successfully delivered a high-quality livestream of the high school Career and Technology Certification Ceremony, with seamless switching and stable connectivity, no complex setup required. This allowed them to focus on capturing and sharing the event with clarity and precision.

GloryStar Case Study – Temperature Check Tablet: Sakura Nursery School

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Sakura Nursery School Selects TAURI Temperature Check Tablet for Fast, Stress-less, Autonomous Scanning

After experiencing stressful and time-consuming temperature checks that caused traffic jams and lack of proper social distancing the Sakura Nursery School in Japan, selected the TAURI Temperature Check tablet. TAURI is a patented-pending contactless, highly accurate tablet that instantly and autonomously screens the school’s 370 kindergarten students and doubles as a messaging/digital signage system.

“The response to TAURI has been extremely positive,” said Masahiro Hori, Sakura’s principal. “The children happily check their temperature every morning. The parents have said they’re glad that it has reduced the amount of time it takes to do checks, and teachers have one less job to do in the morning. In this aspect, they are back to their pre-COVID-19 work routine.”

The Solution

TAURI combines Glory Star’s expertise of creating and programming commercial-grade tablet solutions with the leading sensor hardware to create a fast, worry-free, and healthy experience. Because TAURI is tablet, it feels familiar and sets users at ease. A student simply walks up to the tablet and it intelligently detects their face from up to three feet away. It automatically begins scanning. Results are delivered in less than 3 seconds. The tablet’s sensor and body heat algorithm ensure a temperature accuracy with a tolerance of +/- 0.5 degrees Fahrenheit (+/- 0.3 degrees Celsius) and a refresh rate of 64Hz.

TAURI solved numerous impediments for Sakura. It eliminated the need for another person to perform scans and prevents any contact with skin. As a result, it helps adhere to social distancing measures while promoting clean surfaces. What’s more, the speed at which it detects helps the school prevent long queues of students and cars. Teachers, students, and parents are able to proceed quickly on with their day with no interruptions.

For many schools, technology purchases need to provide long-lasting benefits to optimize budgets. With that in mind, Glory Star designed TAURI benefits to extend beyond a simple temperature check device. It functions as an affordable, easy-to-use digital signage screen, providing a long-term solution with a greater ROI. When the organization no longer needs to scan temperatures, the capability can be deactivated. The signage feature can continue to provide parents and students with important reminders, information, or sponsor campaigns.