Our two lead features this issue explore the changing role of AV in education and healthcare. Both sectors are moving beyond individual room installations towards connected, centrally managed infrastructures, with greater emphasis on how technology supports wider institutional objectives.
In education, this means improving interoperability, management and the use of teaching spaces across campuses. Healthcare faces similar challenges, particularly around reliability, connectivity and integrating tech within complex environments.
Our latest resimercial feature considers how domestic technology is influencing expectations in commercial spaces. Accustomed to intuitive control at home, users increasingly expect the same simplicity in workplaces, hotels and other shared environments. But delivering that experience can require complex systems.
We also report from September’s IBC 2026, examining key developments, including the growing importance of IP-based workflows and software-driven production.
It’s an edition that demonstrates both the diversity of AV applications and the shared challenges facing those responsible for delivering them. You can access the magazine below.
