AV News Roundup: Products, Projects and People in New Places
Here’s a recap of some of the AV news this week that includes RTI’s new products for ISE 2022, an upgraded communication system project, and more.
Here’s a recap of some of the AV news this week that includes RTI’s new products for ISE 2022, an upgraded communication system project, and more.
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LynTec powered and protected the outdoor lighting design for the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral with its patented RPC Remote Control Breaker Panel.
New CEO Dan Feldstein predicts when supply chain crunch might ease and addresses rumors of Crestron going public or being acquired.
Integrators must rethink modern meeting spaces post-pandemic. Remote monitoring and managed services, flexibility and diversification continues to loom large.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Atlanta office added an RTI presentation switcher and control processor to simplify communications and control.
Hall Technologies has chosen Mizzen Marketing as its manufacturer’s representative for Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.
Bill Shea, collector and car enthusiast, recreated the iconic workshop from “Back to the Future” with the help of Wavelength AV and URC.
Leviton has named Daryoush Larizadeh as its chief executive officer, taking over from Don Hendler, who held the title since 2007.
The Furman CN-3600 SE smart sequencing power conditioners recently delivered reliable power control to the Olympic Sports Center in Xi’an province, China.
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