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Digital signage lights up your joint
Recreational cannabis isn’t legalised in Australia but the US industry has provided many opportunities for integrators. Sean Carroll looks into the high times of a growing ... -
A snapshot in time: NEC facial recognition technology identifying lost soldiers
The 2020 ANZAC Day dawn service was conducted online for the first time ever. It was also the first time a number of previously unidentified soldiers ... -
Oh my word: multilingual video conferencing
The Kudo platform enables multilingual video conferencing calls with a few participants or several thousand. Sean Carroll finds out how it works and the benefits for ... -
Mysteries of metadata
Ever wonder how your AV receiver knows what to do with a file? David Meyer explores metadata. For years I’ve been writing about all things video ... -
The Zoom boom: Changing the AV industry forever?
The COVID-19 pandemic will, many say, change everything forever. Ian McMurray argues that that’s no less likely to be true for the AV industry. Other than ... -
Houston, we don’t have a problem: AV and control rooms
AV technology has helped to make control rooms more efficient and it’s becoming more than just a visualisation tool. Sean Carroll looks at this side of ... -
Can UC the future?
By all accounts, 2020 was being touted as a big year for unified communications technology. But no-one foresaw just how true that statement would be. Anna ... -
Retrofit or replace?
As the world descends into anarchy, John O’Brien looks at video conferencing in dynamic environments. In these trying times of social distancing, there has never been ... -
Now hear this
Meetings can be stressful enough without the pressure of not being able to hear what is said. Paul Skelton listens to the experts. What’s the point ... -
See and hear no evil, part one
Picture and sound settings can be as tricky as a sack of monkeys. Anthony Grimani offers his experience in configurations the ATV 4K. We all love ...
