Evolution AV

10/08/2026

If meetings often involve brainstorming, reviewing drawings, working through documents, or collaborating on ideas, having an interactive display can become an important part of the room.

Not every interactive display is designed the same way. Some are primarily focused on touch and collaboration, while others combine the display with cameras, microphones, speakers, and video conferencing software. Screen size, touch capabilities, connectivity, and the way the room is used all matter when deciding what type of display makes sense.

Our latest blog looks at what to consider when choosing interactive displays for Canadian meeting rooms. Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04zFNXl0

09/28/2026

In a university lecture hall, everyone should be able to hear the presentation clearly, whether they are sitting in the first row or the back corner of the room.

Ceiling height, seating layout, architecture design, and background noise all impact the audio quality and coverage in an auditorium. The solution is not just turning up the volume. A well-designed lecture hall audio system focuses on controlling reflections, reducing background noise, improving speech intelligibility, and delivering the right amount of sound evenly throughout the room.

In our latest blog, we talk about how to achieve even audio coverage in a university lecture hall by going over acoustics, speaker selection, microphones, and system testing.
Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04ysvbC0

09/17/2026

When was the last time your boardroom’s AV was upgraded? If the answer is “a few years ago,” it may be worth taking a look.

Microsoft has several changes underway in 2026 that affect older Teams Rooms hardware, authentication, operating systems, and certifications. IT teams should know which rooms are running older hardware, which operating systems they're using, and where support is coming to an end.

"It still works" is one of the most common reasons equipment stays in service past its supported lifecycle. Just because it functions doesn't mean it's a good idea to keep relying on it.

We cover what’s changing, how to identify affected rooms, and what to consider before budgeting for a refresh.
Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04xFXgY0

09/09/2026

Class starts in five minutes. The projector isn’t showing displaying content, the microphone isn’t working, and the lecture capture isn’t recording.

Before waiting for IT, there are a few things you can check yourself.

From display connections and audio settings to camera presets, lecture capture, and network issues, our latest blog covers 7 simple classroom AV troubleshooting steps instructors can try before calling for support.

Sometimes, the fix is simple, but knowing when to call in reinforcements is just as important.

Read the full blog: https://hubs.la/Q04w-hrH0

09/04/2026

School is back, and classrooms are officially busy again.

From interactive displays and classroom audio to lecture capture, video conferencing, and presentation systems, AV plays a bigger role in education than ever.

When the technology works, it stays in the background and lets teachers teach and students learn. When it doesn’t, even a small AV issue can interrupt an entire class.

When every classroom is in use, having a reliable, easy-to-use AV system matters. Having recurring AV issues on your campus? Let’s talk about how to make your systems more reliable, easier to use, and ready for the demands of the school year.

08/27/2026

There’s a lot more to AV integration than installing equipment.

From accounting for ambient lighting and acoustics during the design stage to installation, programming, training, and ongoing support, an integrator looks at the entire system and how it needs to function in the space.

We take a closer look at what AV integrators do, how we work alongside general contractors, consultants, and IT teams, and why early involvement matters.

Read the full blog here: https://hubs.la/Q04vztKd0

08/20/2026

The best AV system isn't necessarily the one with the most controls. It's the one that gives the right people the right controls.

At the First Unitarian Church of Victoria, the sanctuary is used for worship services, performances, community events, and rentals. The AV system needed to provide enough control for complex live events with multiple audio and video sources and be simple enough for outside users at the same time.

That's why we designed the system with two operating modes. Operator mode gives trained users full access to the production system, while renter mode uses simplified controls through a touch panel to operate the microphones, cameras, and video.

By making the AV system easy for guests to use, the church now has a professionally equipped event space that can be used by the church, the community, and outside groups.

Want to see what else went into making this sanctuary a flexible, multi-use space? Read the full project highlight here: https://hubs.la/Q04tJWlq0

08/14/2026

Technology is constantly advancing. Whether its new cameras, room systems, collaboration platforms, or management tools, these innovations are changing how meeting spaces are designed, used, and supported.

Over the past few months, several of our manufacturing partners have introduced new products and updates shaping the future of AV. Some bring new intelligence to cameras and meeting rooms, while others are focused on making collaboration systems easier to deploy, manage, and integrate with the technology organizations already use.

Check out our blog to learn more about the latest video conferencing and collaborative innovations from companies like Logitech, Yealink, Barco, Crestron, and QSCQ-SYS.

Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04s-72J0

08/04/2026

Whether you're outfitting a new meeting room, replacing an aging projector, or installing digital signage across multiple locations, choosing the right commercial display can be overwhelming. With LCD displays, Direct View LED, interactive touch displays, and projection systems all offering different advantages, knowing where to start isn't always easy.

In our latest blog, we take an in-depth look at the different types of commercial displays, how to choose the right technology for your space, what factors affect the overall cost, and how display needs vary across industries.

Read the full guide on our website or through the link in the comments!

07/28/2026

InfoComm 2026 showed that the conversation around displays is no longer just about resolution or screen size. From all-in-one systems and Micro LED advancements to next-generation projection and centralized management tools, manufacturers are making high-performance display technology easier to install, easier to manage, and more practical for everyday commercial use.

In our latest InfoComm Digital Display Recap, we take a look at the latest innovations from Sony, Samsung, ViewSonic, LG, Panasonic, and Epson.

Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04pPZq40

InfoComm 2026 showed that the conversation around displays is no longer just about resolution or screen size. From all-in-one LED systems and Micro LED advancements to next-generation projection and centralized management tools, manufacturers are making high-performance display technology more acces