AVNation Staff

Snap One has launched its Luma 420 Series and 820 Series NVRs, offering enhanced processing and storage for large residential and commercial projects. The launch coincides with the release of the Luma View® Video Management System.

The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), along with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the Entertainment Technology Center (ETC), collaborated to release a comprehensive document on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on the media industry.

Extron has announced the immediate availability of the third edition of the Esports Systems Design Guide, which provides comprehensive guidance on designing AV systems for esports environments. The guide covers popular design examples, AV system infrastructure, product selection, and important design considerations.

PPDS and Deutsche Telekom share a focus on sustainability and reducing energy consumption. The partnership aims to leverage the energy-efficient features of Philips Tableaux ePaper displays to offer more sustainable digital out-of-home communications.

NADiV has launched its range of Dante-enabled audio interface products, including rack-mount interfaces (8 Squared and 16 Squared), flush-mount wallplate solution (2 Squared Flush Mount), and the Control Series 128 audio routing and processing solution.

PureLink GmbH has partnered with Edbak, a renowned Polish manufacturer of professional AV mounting systems, to offer high-quality AV connectivity solutions.

Utah Tech University has installed Extron AV technology in 35 classrooms, labs, lecture halls, and conference rooms, ensuring uniformity and consistency across 31 buildings.

ATK Audiotek deployed a Cohesion PA system at the Grammy Awards, providing next-level sound while minimizing space. The system, featuring 56 CO12 loudspeakers, offers high SPL, horizontal pattern control, and precise off-axis response.

Super Bowl LVIII featured Apple Music's Halftime Show and ATK Audiotek's Focusrite gear setup, featuring 105 RedNet units for an all-digital audio signal path, complemented by an extensive Dante® networked audio infrastructure.

Shure actively backs the FCC's order, which broadens the scope of opportunities for wireless microphone users. They advocate for a diverse range of users in FCC proceedings.