Industries
Different sectors. The same engineering discipline.
Each industry has its own standards, schedules and operators. We plan every project around them.
01Industry
Cinema
Cinema exhibition depends on consistent picture and sound in every screen, every show. We work with exhibitors on new builds and refurbishments, from single screens to multiplex rollouts.
How AV is used
- Laser projection and screen systems
- Immersive and 7.1 cinema audio
- Theatre management and automation
- Foyer signage and ticketing displays
Key considerations
Tight fit-out schedules, calibration to cinema standards and minimal downtime during refurbishment.
02Industry
Broadcasting
Broadcast environments cannot fail on air. Facilities are designed with redundancy, clear signal flow and documentation that engineering teams can maintain.
How AV is used
- Production and master control
- Studio cameras and lighting
- Audio control rooms
- Intercom and signal routing
Key considerations
Redundant paths, SDI-to-IP transition planning and work carried out around live schedules.
03Industry
Corporate
Corporate AV has to be consistent, simple to use and supportable across locations. We develop room standards and roll them out across floors, buildings and cities.
How AV is used
- Boardrooms and meeting rooms
- Town hall and auditorium systems
- Experience and briefing centres
- Lobby video walls
Key considerations
Standardisation, IT security requirements and central monitoring of the room estate.
04Industry
Education
Teaching spaces need to support in-room and remote learners equally. We design lecture theatres, classrooms and campus auditoriums with capture and streaming built in.
How AV is used
- Lecture theatres and classrooms
- Lecture capture and streaming
- Campus auditoriums
- Assistive listening
Key considerations
Simple faculty operation, durable hardware and installation within academic calendars.
05Industry
Hospitality
Hotels and resorts earn revenue from events. Ballrooms, pre-function areas and meeting suites need flexible systems that banquet teams can reconfigure quickly.
How AV is used
- Divisible ballroom systems
- Meeting and conference suites
- Zoned background music
- Guest-facing signage
Key considerations
Room combining, discreet architectural integration and operation by non-technical staff.
06Industry
Government
Public-sector spaces require dependable conferencing, recording and display, with documentation and compliance to procurement and security requirements.
How AV is used
- Council and assembly chambers
- Delegate discussion systems
- Command and control rooms
- Briefing and press rooms
Key considerations
Procurement compliance, secure systems and long-term maintenance contracts.
07Industry
Entertainment
Entertainment venues need systems that serve the performance — sound, video and show control that crews can rely on night after night.
How AV is used
- Theatre sound and stage monitoring
- Show control and playback
- Club and lounge sound systems
- Attraction and exhibit AV
Key considerations
High duty cycles, fast turnarounds and integration with lighting and stage machinery.
08Industry
Events
Event venues host something different every week. Their permanent systems need to scale from a conference to a concert with minimal rigging and reconfiguration.
How AV is used
- House PA and delay systems
- Permanent LED and IMAG
- Tie-lines and stage boxes
- Broadcast and streaming feeds
Key considerations
Flexible patching, rapid changeovers and interfaces for visiting production crews.
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