AVNation Staff

Blackwire Designs introduces two new Control4 drivers for Just Add Power and AVPro systems, offering an intuitive interface for end users on T4 touch screens and mobile devices.

Crestron unveils TST-1080 wireless touch screen for customizable workplace control.

Lightware Visual Engineering promotes Jason Tirado as CEO of Lightware US and Clint Hoffman as president of Lightware Americas, consolidating the company's position in the US and Americas region.

Crestron's whitepaper report, At the Tipping Point, explores modern work evolution, employee cultural shifts, physical workspace redesign, and technological innovations transforming work, learning, and collaboration.

The International African American Museum (IAAM), which recently opened its doors, honors the difficult and often untold stories of the African American journey. It is located in Charleston, South Carolina, on Gadsden’s Wharf, one of America’s most sacred international slave trading ports. The museum uses technology, including Sony’s, to combine storytelling and history while providing heightened engagement, communication and education.

PPDS, the exclusive global provider of Philips professional displays, is pleased to announce the installation of 286x Chromecast built-in, Netflix-ready, Philips MediaSuite TVs inside the new SkiStar Lodge Hundfjället – one of Sweden’s most popular and picturesque ski resort hotels – providing guests with complete and unrivalled control of their in-room digital entertainment experience.

Phillips Professional Displays: Pioneering Sustainability in Commercial-Grade Displays

DataPath Networked Solutions: A Look at InfoComm 2023

Located along the banks of the slow-moving Nemunas River and surrounded by green meadows, the Old Church of St. John the Baptist stands alone as a sentinel against time. The picturesque Gothic church, with its striking steep-pitched roof, draws tourists and photographers from around the world to the Lithuanian town of Zapyškis.

Columbus Brewing Company Beer Hall, a historic building formerly used as a mechanic's shop for trolley repairs in the 1800s, underwent a renovation to preserve its historic characteristics while implementing modern features. Integrated Building Systems, a leading technology integrator based in Columbus, Ohio, was entrusted with the task of implementing a high-quality audio distribution system that would blend seamlessly with the building's past-meets-future aesthetic and provide even coverage throughout the space.