Chris Potter
Since its opening in March 2024, Flyover in Chicago by Pursuit at Navy Pier has offered visitors an immersive experience, culminating in an aerial journey over the city. Flyover constructed this 61-seat theatre, installed a Brogent ride system and brought in other specialists to work on the AV elements.
Built in 1967, the Congress Hall in Saarbrücken/Germany is home to a range of a broad variety of events such as conferences, trade fairs and conventions as well as shows and concerts of all kinds, some of which are also broadcast on radio and television by public broadcaster Saarländischer Rundfunk (SR).
HD Pro Audio has successfully supplied the new audio system to 42, a London cocktail lounge located above the two-Michelin star restaurant, Gymkhana.
Genelec monitors empower Lumit performing arts school
Lauded as Finland’s premier performing arts school, Lumit moved into a new building with brand-new facilities, featuring a sound system upgrade via a range of Genelec smart active loudspeakers.
Listen Technologies appoints Kevin Jewkes as chief of staff
Listen Technologies has appointed Kevin Jewkes as chief of staff, serving as an advisor to and proxy for Listen Technologies president and CEO, Maile Keone.
SY Electronics announces MEA distribution agreement
AV signal distribution company, SY Electronics, has signed a strategic agreement with Dubai-based distributor, Avteco, carrying the company’s products in the Middle East and Africa region.
Arva Group and Dspecialists announce pan-Nordic distribution deal for Harvey products
Dspecialists has announced an exclusive distribution agreement with the Arva Group, carrying Harvey products in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Estonia.
AUO to acquire Avocor
In a statement released to the press, AUO Display Plus has revealed it has obtained the required internal approval to pursue a proposed acquisition of Avocor Technologies.
New technology uses light to engrave erasable 3D images
A new report in the journal Chem by researchers at Dartmouth and Southern Methodist University has developed a method for physicians to capture 3D projections of medical scans, suspending them inside an acrylic cube to create a hand-held reproduction of a patient’s heart, brain, kidneys, or other organs. When the scan is over a quick blast of heat erases the projection and the cube is ready for the next scan.
Lang adds Netgear swicthes to its portfolio
Lang has announced a new investment has been made in five switches from the manufacturer Netgear, these devices are now available for both rental and purchase.
