Technology
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South Australian Government and C-Bus power apartments for people with disabilities
The new Smart Living Apartments in Woodville West, South Australia are part of a new development called ‘The Square’ – multi-storey dwellings created by Renewal SA ... -
Gunn Audio moves into wireless audio market
A high school dropout at age 14, Brady Gunn went against the odds to successfully launch manufacturer Gunn Audio in 2010. Now, through the company’s latest ... -
3D audio format wars
The intent of commercial cinema designers is to fully immerse the audience in a sound field, which entails providing height information as well as the traditional ... -
Input sources in commercial audio applications
Jason Allen looks at input sources – how to capture your sound and how to get it where you need it to go. -
Turntables… an introduction
There’s a lot to know about turntables. Here, Stephen Dawson explains some of the things that used to be second nature to high fidelity enthusiasts. -
Q&A: Todd Ryan, Sonance
The new Visual Performance (VP) series of in-wall speakers marks a new technological era for Sonance. Chief speaker engineer Todd Ryan talks to Paul Skelton about ... -
The role of soundbars in home automation projects
It is largely seen as a consumer product, but the soundbar is starting to make an appearance in custom installations. Paul Skelton reports. -
Look and Listen uses Dynalite and LifeTec to make life easier for elderly and disabled
While home automation is most often associated with high-end luxury living, the inherent capabilities of some of these systems also make them ideal for disability care. ... -
HDMI 2.0 and 3D audio
The many new audio formats of HDMI 2.0 present new levels of experience and opportunity for our industry, and could even contribute to saving marriages. ... -
Making smart home technologies less vulnerable to hacking
As sales of connected home technologies increase, so too do the number of potential threats posed by hackers. Paul Skelton investigates.
