Colorado Springs – September 25, 2026 -- Aleut Federal has built a dedicated audiovisual and video teleconferencing (AV/VTC) demonstration environment in Colorado Springs, Colorado, giving government and industry customers a simulated secure setting to test next-generation collaboration and video distribution technologies.
Q-SYS VisionSuite architecture automates camera control and speaker framing
The facility centers on a Q-SYS VisionSuite-enabled system that combines 17 points of biometric data with sound-positioning data from beamforming microphones. The system identifies and frames individual speakers, recalls scenes automatically, and adjusts cameras in real time without manual operation, producing a video feed for remote participants that mirrors an in-room experience.
Facility targets technical evaluation, not just showroom display
Rob Hogue, Program Manager at Aleut, said the goal was to let customers and industry partners experience the technologies functioning as an integrated system rather than viewing a static demonstration, whether participants are physically present or joining remotely.
Aleut's Systems Integration Group consolidates end-to-end AV/VTC disciplines on site
The Colorado Springs space brings together Aleut's AV/VTC Systems Integration Group capabilities -- systems engineering, project management, installation, commissioning, logistics, and long-term user support -- into a single practical environment. Michael Bates, Chief Information Officer at Aleut, said the space allows teams to evaluate emerging technologies and turn integration work into deployable solutions for mission environments.
The location expands regional access to AV/VTC capabilities for organizations and technical teams seeking demonstrations or technical evaluations in a secure, operationally representative setting.