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Developing the CTS Exam Guide Trilogy – A Long and Meandering Journey
Editing the three CTS exam guides was the culmination of a long journey in electronics, IT, and AV for Andy Ciddor.
First Americans Museum of Oklahoma Takes Guests on an Immersive Storytelling Experience with Massive dvLED Video Wall System
Initial discussions started in 2018 surrounding the construction of a giant, suspended, and curved dvLED video wall designed to wrap around the center of the museum. The objective was to create a gathering space for live music and performances that mimicked the center of a tribal village and allowed for “The Exchange of Ideas.”
LG & Peerless-AV Installed Largest Hospitality dvLED Display in Canada
Having previously worked on many dvLED projects with LG Electronics Canada, Inc. (LG Canada), NovMega knew LG Canada would be the perfect collaborator.
Road to the Congreso AVIXA 2021: The San Diego State University Online Lessons Challenge
This article is a preview of the case story that the San Diego State University team will present during the next AVIXA 2021 Congress: Technologies for education today and tomorrow, which will take place virtually from April 27 to 30.
Go “Backstage” in Las Vegas!
When in-person tours had to be cancelled, AVIXA jumped in and virtually showcased some of the coolest sights in Vegas! These videos will take you behind-the-scenes to see leading edge AV technology in action in higher education, hospitality, and entertainment. You’ll hear from the AV pros about their projects, the equipment and capabilities.
The Cinematic of Bogota, New Cultural Center of the Audiovisual Arts
The Colombian capital has always been a reference for culture and art, and for more than 48 years the Cinematic has contributed to this purpose, encouraging access to all Bogota citizens to the cinema and at the same time preserving the film heritage of the country.
Iconic Washington Monument Becomes an Audiovisual Canvas for Apollo 50 Celebration
To celebrate the Apollo 11 moon mission’s 50-year anniversary, the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum commissioned the immersive projection show Apollo 50: Go for the Moon.
SculptHouse Balances Technology with the Human Element for an Engaging Fitness Experience
Clients are treated to a fully programmed sound and light spectacle that boosts energy and maintains momentum.
Now is the Time to Start Shapeshifting Static Decor with Projection Mapping
With the right projection technology and irresistible content, it’s possible to change any space and get a bang for your buck. TAO Chicago offers this inspiration.
Going the Extra Mile for the Yard House Dining Experience
Crystal-clear sound at rock club levels and quality was one of the key atmospheric elements of Yard House when it opened in Long Beach, California back in 1996.
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is Looking at Visualization Technology to Create the Museum of the Future
Like many museums, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas city is exploring ways to use virtual and augmented reality to engage museum-goers and encourage more visitors.
Reimagining the Mall Experience from the Top Down
Through the power of audiovisual experiences, 900 North Michigan Shops is one of a growing number of retail spaces that have evolved into a destination.
Las Vegas’ Cosmopolitan: AV on a Grand Scale
When the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas hotel and casino was conceived more than a decade ago, it was meant to bring a next-generation level of luxury to the Strip.
Barneys New York Creates an Immersive In-Store Experience for the Holidays
Barneys New York, the luxury specialty retailer, recently unveiled its 2017 holiday collaboration, Haas for the Holidays.
AV Helps to Tell the EPIC Story of Irish Emigration
The museum utilizes state-of-the-art technology and interactive elements to tell the stories of Irish emigrants around the world, from 500 A.D. to present day.
Noise Problems at Red Rocks Addressed by Data Analysis
When the topic of noise comes up, the adage that “One man’s floor is another man’s ceiling” becomes palpably relevant, especially if you’re the one in the downstairs apartment.
Buffalo Wild Wings: Always at the Top of Its Game
All restaurants use audio to set a mood, but sports bars depend on a complicated audiovisual ecosystem to generate a high energy atmosphere that attracts a shifting and diverse clientele.
Sofitel Paris Baltimore: Welcome to the Future of Hospitality
During a recent renovation, management decided to retain the historic charm of the building, but introduce a spectacular new welcome: a 100-square-foot interactive digital wall in the entrance hallway.
Marriott International: Energizing Every Moment of the Customer Journey
David Kepron, Vice President, Global Design, explains how virtual reality is integrated into the process of designing a new hotel.
Hyatt Hotels: Making Each Stay a Personalized Experience
Much of the activity in hospitality audiovisual experiences focuses on public spaces, but Hyatt Hotels is also looking closely at the in-room experience and giving guests what they need to make their room much more than a place to sleep.