Genelec monitors were selected to enable research at the Applied Psychoacoustics Lab (APL) at the University of Huddersfield, UK.

The Laupheim Planetarium and Observatory in Ulm, Germany, made the decision to upgrade its audio system to improve integration with the planetarium’s speaker setup, tying the system together with an Allen & Heath ecosystem.

ZeeVee has appointed Jay (Jung Mi) Rennies to the position of business development manager for its European operations.

Live experiences company Tait is expanding its producing offer with the appointment of Martin Green CBE as VP of global live events.

Singapore-based Brilliant Labs has launched the smart Frame glasses, which ffer wearers "AI superpowers". The open-source eyewear can translate languages, give nutrional information on food, identify landmarks currently in sight, and tell you where to buy the sports shoes you have in your hand.

Loudspeaker manufacturer, 1 Sound, has appointed CUK Group as its exclusive distributor for UK and Ireland.

AV company Electrosonic has appointed Marc Jourlait as chairperson of the board of directors.

Shure is positioning itself for global growth and enhanced customer support with a new sales structure. Led by José A. Rivas, VP and chief sales officer at Shure, the new global sales structure was reengineered to be closer to customers and end users.

Global AV distribution group Midwich has launched Ignite, a new corporate venture capital arm, which will invest in, and support, entrepreneurs within the industry.

Logitech has announced that all video collaboration devices that run on the CollabOS operating system will now be manufactured with next-life plastics.