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Amazon Echo's recording risk may threaten voice control in ProAV. Legrand launches commercial audiovisual group. Making the most of InfoComm 2018.

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Amazon Echo's recording risk may threaten voice control in ProAV. Legrand launches commercial audiovisual group. Making the most of InfoComm 2018.

Connecting with audiovisual consultants. Peering into the future of ProAV at InfoComm 2018. Translating conference calls in real time.

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Connecting with audiovisual consultants. Peering into the future of ProAV at InfoComm 2018. Translating conference calls in real time.

Hacking voice control in ProAV installations. Microsoft upgrades to the Surface Hub 2. Creating unique audiovisual experiences in retail.

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Surface Hub 2: The return of Microsoft

Four years ago Microsoft almost exhibited at InfoComm 2014 with their original Surface Hub. Now, two weeks before InfoComm 2018 the technology giant announces the second generation of interactive displays; the Surface Hub 2. There are several reports that claim you can hack voice assistants. What will this do to the developing ProAV voice control market? Using audiovisual technology in creative retail spaces.

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Retail is open for ProAV dealers. Future proofing your next audiovisual design. Making the case for everything as a service.

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Everything as a service

Since it’s change from InfoComm International to AVIXA, the trade organization has made strides to reach out to industries they feel can benefit from ProAV. AVIXA has also done more research than in year’s past. A new report by the audiovisual trade group looks at opportunities in retail. Our panel discusses the various areas that can be sold “as a service”. How do you future-proof your next install?

Read moreAVWeek 350: As A Service

Experience and support

When TEECOM set about designing the new UC Berkeley Haas building, their aim was long-term use and the ability to support the tech. Disney has developed a new augmented and virtual reality input with “feeling”. What the new SDVoE design program means for the audiovisual industry.

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Connecting around the AV campfire

The list of presentations for InfoComm 2018 Center Stage has been announced. How these presentations match up to other educational opportunities at the show. Crestron Masters has come and gone for 2018. The importance of this annual retreat for audiovisual control programmers. Racial diversity in the AV community.

Read moreAVWeek 348: AV Camp