Features
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In the firing line: Australia and the Trade War
Break-ups are hard, especially when it’s two global economic superpowers who don’t want to play ball anymore. Anna Hayes looks at the impact of the China/US ... -
Fireworks in debate: projection enhancing pyrotechnics
Could projection mapping enhance pyrotechnical display, or even replace them in bushfire-prone areas during summer? Paul Skelton investigates. At the time of writing this article, more ... -
Extended reality: the next big thing?
The past couple of years have seen something of a surge in interest among the AV industry in virtual technologies. Ian McMurray ponders whether that interest ... -
The future of video
As we draw to the close of another decade (how did that happen?), video continues to consume us as much as we consume it. CEDIA’s David ... -
How much power do you actually need in your AV system?
Are you under or over specifying your AV systems? Anthony Grimani explains why that’s the wrong approach and how to work out exactly how much horsepower ... -
‘ISP’ it really a problem?
In this article, Geoff Meads looks at the downside – and potential upside – of free internet service providers (ISP)-supplied routers, are they any good? Premium ... -
Experience is everything: the ever-evolving AV industry
Over the past couple of years or so, the AV industry has begun to think of itself in a new and different way. Ian McMurray looks ... -
Quite a project: AV in Australian sports stadiums
High-end AV equipment in sports stadiums is the new normal worldwide. Sean Carroll looks into what’s next for Australian venues. Australian sport is growing in stature ... -
Houses of worship and AV: a broad church
Churches, mosques, synagogues, temples… houses of worship and the needs of their parishioners vary widely, writes John O’Brien. The opportunity for custom AV solutions has never ... -
Behind bars: the technology of a jail cell
They are places that, for the most part, none of us will ever experience an extended stay in. But for some, prisons have proved to be ...
