Mujeres que inspiran en la industria AV: Teresa Rojas Rajs
Desde su rol como Chief Technology and Product Officer de nsign, Teresa Rojas Rajs combina rigor técnico, sensibilidad artística y liderazgo humano para desarrollar soluciones audiovisuales que convierten la complejidad tecnológica en experiencias simples y útiles.
Víctor Loayza, CTS: do broadcasting à engenharia audiovisual
A certificação CTS da AVIXA permitiu que ele ampliasse seus conhecimentos, ingressasse no mercado de integração audiovisual e desenvolvesse sua carreira na AVI-SPL Peru.
Víctor Loayza, CTS: del broadcasting a la ingeniería audiovisual
La certificación CTS de AVIXA le permitió ampliar sus conocimientos, dar el salto hacia la integración audiovisual y desarrollar su carrera en AVI-SPL Perú.
Como medir o sucesso da sua participação além do evento
O retorno de um evento não é medido apenas pelo número de visitantes recebidos. A qualidade dos contatos, o avanço do pipeline, os aprendizados sobre o mercado e as oportunidades que surgem após o evento também fazem parte dessa avaliação.
Cómo medir el éxito de tu participación más allá del evento
El retorno de una expo no se mide solo por la cantidad de visitantes recibidos. También importa la calidad de los contactos, el avance del pipeline, los aprendizajes del mercado y las oportunidades que se abren después del evento.
Starfleet’s Led Walls Are Moving to Toronto
Toronto-based Dark Slope has acquired the LED stage assets used on three Star Trek series after Sony shut down Pixomondo's virtual production business. The purchase gives the studio one of Canada's largest virtual production inventories and offers a glimpse into the emerging resale market for large-scale LED volumes.
European Pro AV Roundup October 2026
AV is moving further into the infrastructure of how people work, communicate, experience places and respond to disruption. AVIXA’s October Monthly Roundup examines six developments: AI moving from impressive demonstrations towards dependable infrastructure; accessibility becoming part of the AV specification; meeting rooms becoming increasingly data-driven; immersive technology adding a new layer to the Eiffel Tower experience; NATO using synthetic environments and networked systems to rehearse conflict; and ATSC 3.0 making the case for broadcast as a resilient emergency-communications path. Together, the stories show an industry increasingly concerned with reliability, accessibility, interoperability and what happens when technology has to work under real-world conditions.
AV News Roundup: October 2026
October saw major distribution consolidation, facility expansions, emerging signage innovations, and continued LED display growth. Supply chain pressures and labor shortages remained key concerns, while low-code tools, mentoring initiatives, and industry awards highlighted adaptation and resilience.
The Cinema Was Supposed to Die. Instead, People Are Coming Back.
Europe’s cinemas had a record summer, but two blockbusters did most of the work and admissions remain below 2019. Premium screens turned the crowds into revenue, making the auditorium itself the product.
The Fireworks Are Going Quiet. Town Councils Are Buying
As wildfire risks push communities away from fireworks, drone light shows are becoming the new holiday spectacle. But a serious 2024 drone show crash in Orlando highlights the safety, oversight, and operational questions municipalities must address before making the switch.
Why Are Shops Turning Their Shelves Into Advertising Space?
European retailers are turning store screens, tills and trolleys into advertising networks, but brands are slow to follow. A proposed measurement standard shows why, and puts the burden of proof on the AV systems behind the screens.
The Kitchener Engineers Who Won an Oscar for Solving Impossible Cinema Physics
Engineers in Kitchener won a 2024 Academy Award for solving HDR cinema projection challenges with the E3LH Dolby Vision system.
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