Audiovisual solutions in action.

Here are just some examples of how audiovisual technology can make the world more effective, more impactful and more exciting.

Corporate

Education

Retail and leisure

Live events

Corporate.

Technology helps businesses collaborate and stay connected, in meeting rooms and reception spaces, creating content, delivering key messages or speaking with teammates or customers.

High-quality LCD, projection, interactive or DV-LED displays for sharing presentations, video conferencing and other content.
Video conferencing hardware, including cameras, microphones and speakers, to enhance platforms including MS Teams and Zoom.
Additional speakers, microphones, amplifiers, digital signal processing or acoustic panels for larger rooms.
Control systems provide single-touch screen control for AV systems and other room equipment. Presentation switchers and network access points support connectivity.
Mounting solutions for displays, projectors, cameras and audio devices. Cabling for audio, video and control signals, plus power/charging options.

Education.

Covering primary schools through to universities, interactive and remote learning are key to a more effective learning outcomes for students.

Projection or DV-LED displays, often with an interactive whiteboard. LCD screens may repeat content for distant viewers. Digital signage displays room schedules.
Microphones, speakers and amplifiers ensure clear audio, often recorded or streamed. Assistive listening technologies and acoustic panels improve sound quality.
Control systems enable technology selection and adjustment. Presentation switchers connect devices to the AV system, with signal distribution and network access.
Video conferencing technology supports remote guest speakers and hybrid learning.
Lecture capture systems record and store lectures for later access, and some institutions livestream.
Document cameras display physical documents in real time. Mounting solutions and cabling for AV devices.

Retail and leisure.

The modern leisure experience is both enhanced for the customer and more efficient for businesses. Digital signage for advertising, interactive booking terminals, networked security cameras and public address systems for safety are just a small number of examples where audio visual technology has become integral. 

Digital signage displays film information, schedules and menu boards. Large video walls or DV-LED screens show movie ads and touch screen kiosks handle bookings.
Networked speakers play music and movie ads in foyers, and can include assistive listening technologies, such as induction loops.
Media players store and play back digital signage content on menu boards and trailer displays, controllable via network.
Architectural lighting enhances the decor and experience, controllable as needed.
Cabling and rack solutions house equipment and deliver signals. Mounting solutions support video walls and displays, while kiosk enclosures house booking terminals.

Live events.

From watching artists perform in arenas to live streaming esports games coverage, the combination of enhanced production and state-of-the-art technology magnifies live events to create unforgettable experiences. 

High-end projection or DV-LED displays on the main stage, with large repeating displays for optimal audience viewing.
Multiple microphones, amplifiers, large line array speakers, in-ear monitors and sound mixing consoles.
Media servers, show controllers and streaming solutions control video feeds and media playback on LED displays or projectors.
Stage lighting fixtures and rigging, with lighting desk consoles for pre-programmed and manual control.
Live camera feeds for repeater screens and event recording, with livestreaming solutions for online viewers.
Cabling and mobile rack solutions house equipment and deliver signals.

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