Videolänk

A videolänk, also known as a video link or video conference, refers to a system that allows two or more people in different locations to communicate in real time through live audio and video. This technology enables participants to see and hear each other, simulating a face-to-face interaction. Videolänk systems typically involve specialized equipment such as cameras, microphones, and displays, or they can be implemented using consumer-grade devices like webcams and smartphones combined with software applications.

The primary purpose of a videolänk is to facilitate communication and collaboration across distances. It is widely used in business for meetings, presentations, and remote work arrangements, allowing teams to stay connected regardless of their physical location. In education, videolänk can be used for remote lectures, guest speakers, and connecting students with experts or other educational institutions. Healthcare also benefits from this technology through telemedicine, enabling remote consultations between patients and doctors, and allowing specialists to provide advice to practitioners in underserved areas. Personal use includes staying in touch with family and friends who live far away. The evolution of internet speeds and the availability of user-friendly applications have made videolänk technology increasingly accessible and prevalent in daily life.