Founded in 1842, the University of Chile is known for its teaching and research. In the university’s quest for new ways to connect professors and students, the Bose Videobar VB1 all-in-one USB conferencing device was chosen to provide an advanced hybrid classroom setup.
With more than 43,000 students, the university’s five campuses support 14 different areas of focus within five different colleges.
Designed by Chilean technology integrator Tecnomove, the hybrid learning system includes more than 100 Bose VB1 devices.
Some of the classrooms have a Bose VB1 device mounted on a mobile cart with a flatscreen display, providing professors the flexibility to adapt to the dynamics of each class. A Kaptivo camera was integrated into some of the rooms positioned to simultaneously capture the class, with a Lenovo ThinkSmart Hub to initiate and control each class session.