Crestron, global provider of workplace collaboration technology, announced the release of its Intelligent Video Engineer Certification (IVC-E) learning path, now available on the Crestron Technical Institute Portal. Per a statement, the Intelligent Video Engineer Certification course empowers professionals to configure, troubleshoot and commission an Automate VX Intelligent Video solution.
Through the course, trainees will discover what it takes to deliver a multi-camera studio experience to high-impact meeting spaces such as boardrooms and lecture halls. According to Crestron, this type of training course and the number of AVIXA Certification credits granted will provide many benefits. Here, the course will advise on how to get the best camera angles; how to leverage preset room configurations to track the location of the active-speaking participant; and how to create custom screen layouts by combining multiple sources and adding custom graphics. It will also cover the use of built-in recording and streaming capabilities, and tackling integration with an existing videoconferencing solution.
Crestron Intelligent Video Engineer Certification
After completing this learning path, students will earn the Intelligent Video Certified Engineer (IVC-E) certification, says Crestron. To learn more about the benefits of Intelligent Video Certifications, users can visit 1 Beyond Camera Systems Remote Professional Services and view the certification section. (Students who achieved the previous Crestron Intelligent Video Specialist Certification are now recognized as Crestron Intelligent Video Certified Engineers).
After successful completion of the Intelligent Video Engineer Certification path, students receive 13.5 renewal units toward maintaining their AVIXA CTS certification. Additionally, the company states that the purchase of Remote Professional Services is now optional for Crestron Intelligent Video Certified Engineers (IVC-E) who are planning to self-deploy and self-validate a purchased Automate VX system, subject to verification by Crestron.
