Case Studies

Find yourself through interaction

A visitor experience at London’s Science Museum has been given an interactive boost, utilising Calibre UK’s PremierViewProHD Image Warp Processors to warp and blend incoming video signals. The “Who Am I?” exhibit, which explores brain science and genetics, opened in 2000 but has recently added the “Me3” interactive element; divided into Exhibit, Threshold and Backdrop zones.

  • 26/11/2015

Kellogg Company ramps up corporate signage

Kellogg Company has ramped up its corporate communications programme, increasing the number of BrightSign solid-state HD210 media players from 20 to 63. The food giant needed to update its corporate communications system from a system based on Windows PCs and PowerPoint presentations.

  • 26/11/2015

Entertaining in The Den

Millwall Football Club in London recently overhauled its audio system with an eye on attracting entertainment events to its stadium, known affectionately as The Den. Community Professional Loudspeaker’s R-Series were chosen to handle the challenge following an on-site demonstration by Community’s UK distributor, CUK.

  • 26/11/2015

Double church install for EV

North Coast Church has installed new sounds systems at two California based, purpose-built venues: North Coast Live and The Edge. Pyxis Industries handled design and installation and chose an Electro-Voice system.

  • 26/11/2015

Televic cuts the wires on ASEM summit

The 8th ASEM summit, a biennial event between European and Asian leaders, used Televic Conference equipment at the Royal Palace on October 4 and 5. The wireless Confidea system served a delegation of 49 officials, including the presidents of the European Council and European Commission.

  • 26/11/2015

Norway opts for Medialon at World Expo

Norwegian AV supplier, FotoPhono was responsible for the AV installation throughout the Norway Pavilion at this year’s Shanghai World Expo. A Medialon Control System was chosen for the pavilion that was constructed with 15 model trees made from Norwegian pine and Chinese bamboo.

  • 26/11/2015