Features
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Brain control… Building the brain trust
Thought-controlled devices have long been a staple in science fiction but thanks to advances in neuroscience they may soon become a staple in smart homes. Adelle ... -
Channel surfing the names of audio channels
As an industry, we agree on many things. So why can’t we agree about the names of audio channels? Anthony Grimani reports. We have developed languages, ... -
Amplifying the Aussie market
Despite the amplifier market having a significant presence overseas, there are local companies in Australia making an imprint on its small hi-fi community. Simeon Barut reports. ... -
AV/IT: A done deal, or a work in progress?
There is a saying that, if something is inevitable, it’s usually better not just to accept it, but to embrace it. Ian McMurray looks at the ... -
A masterful alliance – HAA and THX
HAA founder Gerry Lemay was in Australia recently to run a THX-HAA masterclass in home acoustics. Gerry spoke to Adelle King about the course and how ... -
Chowmain: Driven to succeed
Often an afterthought, drivers can make or break a control system. Driver developer Alan Chow speaks to Paul Skelton about HVAC control, ELAN and the Jewish ... -
Security in the eye of the beholder
EyeLock has developed an iris authentication system for the Internet of Things market in response to growing concerns about network security. Adelle King reports. In late ... -
HDMI: Let’s get it started
In order to work, HDMI must complete a process. Failure to do so will result in frustration… a lot of frustration, writes Jeffrey Boccaccio. For those ... -
Top of the class in amplification
We lightly toss out terms like Class A, Class D, Class A/B in respect of amplifiers. But what do they actually mean? And what difference do ... -
IoT: Where does the buck stop?
Integrators can protect themselves against cyber security issues by being informed and candid with clients. Paul Skelton investigates. The Internet of Things concept has been around ...
