THE COURTROOM OF THE FUTURE
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA COLLEGE OF LAW
TUCSON, ARIZONA
BASIC EQUIPMENT LIST
CORPORATE PARTNER / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Pat Brey, Vice President
Boeckeler Instruments, Inc.
3280 East
Hemisphere Loop
Building 114
Tucson, Arizona 85706-5024
520.573.7100
http://www.boeckeler.com
Pointmaker System for annotating documents and images.
This is the
system that allows use of a light pen, touch screen or digitalized tablet for
the drawing of multiple colored lines, markers like arrows, and text on all of
the inputs to the system. In the 2002 renovation the Pointmaker PVI-X100
Presentation System --
offers video scaling, accepts input from NTSC and PAL composite, S-Video (Y/C),
RGB and computer. Outputs high resolution computer video to up to 6 display
devices.
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Kimothy
Taylor, President
Lex
Solutio Corporation
1102 West Adams Street
Phoenix, Arizona
85007
Phone: 602-258-6469
http://www.lexsolutio.com
Drawing on their extensive experience in the creation of multimedia courtrooms, Lex Solutio provided extensive advice and support for the development of Courtroom II.
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Fran Markette, President
Meditech, Inc.
PO BOX 245
Ormand Beach, FL 32175-0425
Phone:
904-676-2963
www.
gomediatech.com
Mediatech is
one of the leading providers of electronic lecterns and with the Courtroom of
the Future Project has developed a courtroom podium that will soon be placed in
the Courtroom at the University of Arizona.
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Sam Solomon, President
DOAR Communications Inc.
743 West
Merrick Rd.
Valley Stream, NY 11580
Phone: 516 285-1100
Fax: 516
285-1145
DOAR Wireless Presenter
This is a device to present all forms of real evidence live on TV. This
system is a core component of the presentation part of the courtroom
environment. With this system one can show documents, photos, objects, x- rays,
slides and transparencies on TV. One can zoom-in to focus attention on details
as well as record the proceedings for preservation and
review.
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Don Stewart
Stewart Filmscreen
1161 West
Sepulveda Blvd.
Torrence, California 90502
800.762.4999
Automated Projection Screen
This is the large motorized projection screen that drops from the
ceiling at the back of the court. It is specially configured to perform under
adverse lighting situations.
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Dan Work
Work Production Services
4075 East
Columbia Street
Tucson, Arizona 85714
520.747.2324
System Integration Services
WPS designed and built the input/output distribution system for the
original Courtroom.
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Dick Hosack
DickH@fastpoint.com
FastPoint Technologies, Inc. 800-962-3900 x380 |
8381 Katella Ave 714-484-6380 |
Stanton, CA 90680 714-995-3989 - fax |
"This is the digital light pen that allows drawing directly on the CRT
monitors."
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IDE, Inc. –Touchscreen TFT Monitor for Counsel Tables—
The fold down touchscreen monitor allows unobstructed views of courtroom and jury. In the jurybox the adjustable IDE monitor allows jurors to position the monitor for perfect viewing angle
Contact Information
Bruce Davies
IDE, Inc.
410-944-2762
Fax
410-944-3814
For more information
please contact the above suppliers directly or
call:
Winton Woods m
Director of the Courtroom of the Future Project
College of Law, University of
Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721.
Email address: Woods@Law.Arizona.Edu
See also: http://www.CourtTech.com for more information on the development of electronic courts
Telephone: 520.621.1041; Fax:
520.322.6688; Direct Office Line: 520.881.6118
Mobile: 520.907.6118