London. The ninth G20 summit saw the meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors to discuss and agree a fiscal package to rescue the global economy from the current recession.
Helping make sure that their views were not only heard – but also understood – at several events surrounding the G20 summit was the task of Westminster Sonus, a specialist digital AV equipment and simultaneous interpretation provider. Westminster Sonus, in turn, chose Bosch.
The chosen solution centred around Bosch’s congress technology, including wireless discussion units and its Integrus simultaneous interpretation (SI) system. Integrus is a digital infrared language distribution system, with up to 32 different language channels for delegates and interpreters.
It is immune to interference from lighting systems and being infrared, signals do not pass through walls or ceilings thus guaranteeing privacy.
