Contributors
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Forgotten features
Integrators are always on the lookout for the next (or last) great media format. Stephen Dawson explores some of the forgotten formats. Over the past fifty ... -
Designing smart homes for neurodivergent residents
Neuro-inclusive systems aren’t just better for individuals; they’re better for everyone. Paul Skelton writes. In a market crowded with touchscreens, voice control, AI-driven routines and sensor-laden ... -
Learnings from the ETC Conference at North Carolina State University
An exciting aspect of the AETM activities is visiting our sister associations’ annual conferences, as well as having those associations visit Australia and attend the AETM ... -
Training for the future of home and building automation
If there’s one message that’s cut through this year, it’s this: Our industry can’t grow without better training. And finally, the people who matter most – ... -
KNX at 35: A standard that stood the test of time
This year marks a pretty big milestone in the world of building automation – KNX is turning 35. That’s three-and-a-half decades of shaping the way our ... -
System design for bushfire zones
For clients living in bushfire-prone regions, technology isn’t about luxury, it’s about preparedness, protection and, in some cases, survival. Paul Skelton explains. As climate risks escalate ... -
Digital twins promise to super smart the already smart homes
Will digital twin technology take off? Stuart Corner explores the current use cases and how the technology could apply to the AV integration world. There’s a ... -
The business of AI: Scale, speed and staying useful
Artificial intelligence is here, and while the technological improvements are obvious, it can do wonders for small-to-mid-sized AV integrators. Myke Ireland writes. I’ve held off writing ... -
A cold, hard look at vinyl
If you get into vinyl, you might be surprised (or depressed, even) by how much noise is on them. Stephen Dawson clears up a few misconceptions ... -
OLEDs and oh, brothers…
OLED technology is great, but is it what the AV industry wants? Michael Hamilton looks into where the technology is at now and cuts through the ...
