A Technical Guide to Projection Surfaces

Security no longer means simply keeping an eye on your guests, reacting as necessary.

In the wake of the current crisis, there are two options – accepting that business will suffer from the slowdown until things get better or choosing to be proactive in finding a way to adapt.

How can you ensure that the process of creating and outfitting your latest project, especially in the case of its AV solutions, promotes sustainability and forward thinking?

When properly deployed, audio, video and show control technologies have the unique ability to support storytelling for themed attractions, corporate briefing centers, and museums.

Most stadiums today are multi-use spaces often serving as the home for a specific sports team as well as hosting an array of events throughout the offseason.

This year's event included a wealth of intriguing technologies. Laser projectors, short throw projectors, self contained ruggedized projection, flexible OLED displays a transparent LED were on display

One of the biggest drivers of the new digital economy – the growing thirst for experiences.

In order to compete with the rise of home systems with HD, UHD, and 4K video, stadiums must up the ante when it comes to creating an entertaining atmosphere.

The audiovisual industry is ready with high definition technologies such as digital communication and media walls.

Success requires an extensive end-to-end process, comprising conceptualization, design and planning through implementation and 360-degree support services.

Users need support to make effective use of the systems, particularly when it comes to larger scale meetings and events.

Architecture has a way of evoking awe unlike any other art form.

AV solutions can come in various forms – often blurring the lines in a world where technology is so prevalent.