UK museum brings science and industry to life

10 May 2011

This video case study explores how the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) is using the latest technologies including a 40m, 50-screen curved media wall.

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Tony Crossley, director of Pure AV, explains how his company integrated AV elements for a new interactive space at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester.

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Liam Norris, account manager at PSCo, says the company was contacted by design agency, Kin to find a technology that would bring an ambitious videowall design to life.

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Terry Hudghton, head of marketing, at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester, says the facility needed an inspiring gallery that would welcome its visitors.

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Pure AV director on integration of AV at MOSI

Tony Crossley, director of Pure AV, explains how his company integrated AV elements for a new interactive space at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester.

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Liam Norris, account manager at PSCo, says the company was contacted by design agency, Kin to find a technology that would bring an ambitious videowall design to life.

NEC supports Museum of Science and Industry

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