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Smart lighting systems to reach $US5.9 billion by 2017
Industry analyst firm NanoMarkets forecasts that smart lighting systems will generate $US5.9 billion in revenues by 2017. -
Hills SVL acquires Herma Technologies
In what is set to offer a significant boost to Hills SVL’s product set, the major Australian/New Zealand distributor, already responsible for Crestron Electronics in this ... -
Crestron introduces Fusion EM energy management software
Energy management is a hot topic of discussion among businesses, government organisations, and homeowners and is essential to saving energy and significantly lowering operational costs for ... -
Alloys to distribute JVC projectors
Alloys has announced that it has begun distributing JVC projectors once again, with three new models featuring 4K resolution, the DLA-X90R, DLA-X70R and DLA-X30. -
Crestron Labs cooks up next gen technology at ISE 2012
Crestron Labs, the research arm of the engineering department is cooking up the latest cutting-edge technology to incorporate into Crestron control systems. -
ELAN announces support for Lutron’s Homeworks QS Total Home Control Solution
Strengthening its nearly two-decade relationship with Lutron, ELAN Home Systems has announced that its ELAN g! Entertainment and Control System software version 5.4 will support the ... -
HAI Smart Grid Solutions announces international distribution for HAN products
Home Automation, Inc. (HAI), has announced that its Smart Grid Solutions' ZigBee Smart Energy product line will now be distributed internationally by several key HAI distributors. -
Avation launches Pro Control into the A/NZ market
Over the past 18 months, the state of the control industry has been somewhat chaotic. The introduction of the iPad gave installers cause for thought about ... -
Converting a basement into a home theatre
Turning a basement into a high-end home theatre comes with its fair share of pros and cons. Installer and CEDIA board member Steven Hill talks to ... -
Using ultrasonic technology for better work efficiency
Ultrasonic sensors enable developers, especially of large commercial properties, to cut the cost of lighting control and improve ambience for greater worker comfort.