Features
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Rise of the (network) guardians
As the margins in AV continue to fall, networking is cementing itself as the future of the home automation industry. Adelle King reports. The number of ... -
Surrounded by sound: Object-based audio
3D spatial audio is making waves for the immersive experience it delivers to audiences. Simeon Barut explores its development and future in the entertainment space. We ... -
SIP vs. H.323
Communication protocols SIP and H.323 were introduced to the world at around the same time but since their introductions, both have gone down very different paths. ... -
The rise of the CEDIA Outreach Instructor program
As demand for smart home technology rises, it’s important for integrators to understand how to engage those in complementary industries. Adelle King explains how the CEDIA ... -
Putting a network to the test
Ensuring your client’s networks are up to scratch has been made easier with recent advancements in network testing technology. Cameron Grimes reports. Network and cable testing ... -
Lighting for video conferencing
A new Standard focuses on the science of lighting, and a design guide covers the art. Paul Skelton investigates both aspects. Video-conferencing has made communicating ... -
Introducing the ‘Wellnest’
Distributor Cogworks has developed an automated wellness room that combines home cinema with wellness features. Adelle King reports. The wellness movement appears to be here to ... -
Racking 101
New classes promote early planning for equipment rack installations to avoid problems due to heat, interference and poor access. Paul Skelton reports. Is there anything more ... -
Addressing indoor air quality
Indoor air quality is the latest wellness trend to gain momentum in the commercial building industry, prompting the development of smart HVAC systems designed to maintain ... -
Standards adopts ISE/IEC 14543.3: The full story
Home and building automation are poised to benefit from a Technical Specification that promotes more product choice, interoperability and future proofing. Paul Skelton reports. There’s something ...