Find out which products caught the eye of our judges and made the cut for the AV Awards shortlists, as we bring them together for your consideration. The shortlists in the Technology of the Year ...
A product can be sustainable in one area and poor in another. The result is confusion rather than clarity. Many purchasing teams, whether integrators or end users, simply do not have the capacity to ...
Qualifications are essential and a solid foundation for a career in AV but investing in continuous development brings ...
Mina Patel spoke to Mark Faulks, AV specialist engineer, UK Health Security Agency and Deep Johal, head of presales EMEA, ...
While the UK has baked under multiple heatwaves, the AV business environment of ‘cautious optimism’ is defining the temperature in a country where building and venue upgrades and refurbishments are ...
Luxury hotels have long been defined by fine dining, elegant interiors and exceptional service. While JAG Hotel in St John’s, Newfoundland, is no exception to these amenities, its luxury is driven by ...
A public toilet featuring a rear-projected, audio-enabled digital-art facade has opened outside a railway station in Japan. The facility at JR Kinashi Station in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, ...
Early-bird registration has opened for frame:work:london, a conference for creative visual technology professionals working across live events, installations and virtual production.
Auracast promises a new route for assistive listening, but most venues cannot abandon hearing loops overnight. Barry Mansfield examines what buyers need to consider when planning the transition. It's ...
Launched in 1972, AV Magazine is the pro AV buyer’s guide for audiovisual solutions and technologies. It bridges the gap between the professional AV industry and its end-user customers, helping to ...
As well as having a culinary wizard in the kitchen, some establishments are engaging diners with magic tricks and illusions. Little wonder the courses disappear like magic. Christine Sylt and Caroline ...
Patrons of museums and other heritage attractions want to experience and understand the past, and many expect the latest technology to help them do it. Glass cases are old hat – unless they’re part of ...