Features

  • Projection |

Exploring an immersive dome projection environment

Fulldome's are immersive dome-based projection environments. No longer just available for large-scale planetariums, fulldome projection systems are increasingly used for immersive temporary installations as well as fixed installations used by visitor attractions, entertainment, simulation and training.

  • 26/11/2015
  • Projection |

The best of times amid the worst of times?

Pro AV continues to grow even as the global economy flounders. Tim Kridel investigates what’s driving that growth, which sectors and countries are particularly hot and whether US integrators will expand into EMEA.

  • 26/11/2015
  • Audio | Projection |

Dawn after Iceland's darkest day

Exton has weathered the largest banking crisis in history to remain Iceland's primary AV integrator and this year celebrates 20 years in business. Anna Mitchell talks to the company's Kristjan Magnusson about a market that matured quickly before feeling the brunt of the 2008 global financial crisis.

  • 26/11/2015
  • Projection |

High-impact visuals for large events

It's AV, but not as we know it. Pod Bluman, founder of production company Bluman Associates, talks to Anna Mitchell about being chased by the police, recycling the red carpet from the Harry Potter premier and staging an off-grid gig.

  • 26/11/2015
  • Displays |

Tips for integrating AV on exhibition stands

Event organisers and marketing professionals often believe they need the latest and most dynamic technology to make their exhibition booth stand out. However, Oliver Richardson, sales and marketing director of DB Systems, demonstrates that it's not about the AV technology you use; it's about integrating the right AV technology into your environment to achieve the desired objectives.

  • 26/11/2015
  • Systems products |

Review of Datapath x4 wall controller

The Datapath x4 is a stand alone display wall controller that accepts a standard single or dual-link DVI input and can display this across four output monitors. Each output can be driven as DVI or analogue RGB, and can represent an arbitrary crop region of the original input image.

  • 26/11/2015