Approach
How a night is called.
Five beats from the first conversation to the floor clearing.
Brief
The room, the languages, who speaks. We do not start with a catalogue. We start with what is being decided, and how many voices need to be in the same air.
Room
Seats, sightlines, the table. Wireless if the floor has to move; wired if it does not. Nameplates, flags, cameras in the wings — only what the architecture asks for.
Signal
Interpretation, discussion, the rack. Dicentis as craft: delegate units on the floor, interpreter desks behind glass, PTZ following whoever has the floor.
Show-call
The night, held. Systems live before the first delegate sits. Interpretation channels open. The room does not wait on us.
Record
What remains after the floor clears. Strike, load-out, the truck. Cases packed so the next hall can be the same system under a different roof.
Next
Call the next night.
Tell us the room and the date. We will come back with a system.