Colombia. After six years of its creation, Última Tecnología presented the third version of its interactive audio module Ayac 3, which allows you to manage sound in public spaces with a small device.
The manager and creator of Ayac, Luis Gómez Betancur, indicated that "this device is a 100% Colombian development and with a great projection, which aims at sectors with massive public attendance."
Among the venues are museums, transport terminals, entertainment centres, theme parks and transport systems, which can feature pre-recorded messages that are activated via a motion sensor or on demand at the push of a button.
That's why the Ayac has the capacity to store up to 255 tracks and high-quality stereo sound. In addition, it supports microSD memory, built-in simplifier, line outputs and headphones, line input, uses single 5 – 12V source and is suitable for industrial environments.
One of the main features of the interactive sound player module is its small size. Also, it can be controlled by means of a binary code, dry contacts such as sensors and switches, or through a computer with a serial interface or automatic playback.
There are several companies that use the Ayac in Colombia, including the Medellín Metro and the Explora theme park.
Latest Technology is also debuting logo. As luis Gómez Betancur explained, this was done by projecting a more modern image to face the challenges that are coming in the coming years.
