Wilting, part of Andra Tech Group, has turned to AtlasIED to create a seamless, flexible, and future-ready system that enhances communication and collaboration throughout its new facility in Veldhoven, the Netherlands.
Wilting staff contacted Backline early in the construction process to ensure the company’s goals for elevated AV could be met. Backline designed and implemented a comprehensive AV system centered
around AtlasIED’s Atmosphere system. The installation features the Atmosphere AZM8 audio processor for advanced multi-zone control. The AZM8, an eight-zone digital signal processor at the heart of an Atmosphere audio
control system, features a built-in message player, virtual wall controllers, learning ambient noise sensing, Tilter Filter, auto-gain, GPIO, room combine, and more, making it a processing powerhouse.
Programming is simple
via an on-board web interface optimized for common use cases. The control interface is device agnostic, responsive, and designed for an ideal user experience without sacrificing design freedom. In addition
to Ethernet, built-in Wi-Fi allows tablets and other controlling devices to connect directly to the AZM8 via rights-based access.
Three HELVIA OMNIS-100 multimedia players provide central streaming and background
music distribution, integrated into the Atmosphere network. The audio is evenly distributed through different ceiling and pendant loudspeakers, ensuring balanced sound quality across the building.
In the company café, Backline
installed an Atmosphere C-ZSV control panel to enable easy local control of volume and source selection, creating an ideal environment for presentations, meetings, and informal gatherings. With user-friendly controls designed
to prevent accidental configuration changes, staff can confidently manage the system without technical oversight.
This ease of use drives greater adoption, ensures the system delivers long-term value, and even boosts
employee engagement by empowering staff to take ownership of their environment. Backline also installed an Atmosphere A-XLR in the café to allow for the connection of a microphone when needed.