AVNation Staff

Shure and Neat have announced an alliance to enhance meeting experiences in large and acoustically challenging spaces by integrating Neat's video devices with Shure's Microflex Ecosystem Solutions.

Sphere Entertainment Co. has acquired all remaining shares of HOLOPLOT GmbH, company in 3D audio technology, after initially investing in the company in 2018.

HP announced a strategic partnership with Google to commercialize Project Starline, a breakthrough communications technology, starting in 2025.

Talking to Legrand about the breadth of companies and solutions we can expect to see at booth C8600 during InfoComm 2024.

Lightware Visual Engineering announced integration of its Taurus Switcher solutions with Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows, enhancing BYOD functionality and room control for Teams meeting spaces.

Samsung Electronics America is partnering with the Los Angeles Chargers to equip their new headquarters, The Bolt, with over 250 Samsung LED displays for player training, wellness, and media functions.

Atlona has introduced a 7-inch touch panel, the AT-VTP-700VL, to its Velocity™ line of IP-enabled AV control system products.

Talking to the AIMS Alliance about what to expect from their IPMX standard and more at their booth at C6123 as part of InfoComm 2024.

Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore revamped AV systems in ten spaces using Lenovo ThinkSmart Core and Extron equipment, incorporating interactive flat panel displays, secondary screens, and confidence monitors for seamless remote communication.

Q-SYS, a division of QSC LLC, has introduced the Q-SYS VisionSuite Training certification program.