Inside View – DTS Lighting
DTS Lighting is an Italian company that designs, engineers, manufactures and distributes lighting products and lighting effects for entertainment and architectural installations. The company uses advanced design tools and automation systems, both for the...
Andy Farrow – Celestion
Founded in 1924, Celestion is one of the world’s oldest and largest loudspeaker manufacturers. The British company’s innovation in low frequency and compression drivers places them right at the heart of the professional sound...
Inside View – Renkus Heinz
Renkus-Heinz is mainly synonymous with digitally steerable loudspeakers. The precision placement of sound means audio isn’t reflecting off reverberant surfaces and instead offers a high quality and intelligible experience for the listener in challenging...
Inside View: Audinate
Audinate’s journey began back in 2003 as a set of ideas from current co-founder, Aidan Williams. Based in Sydney, Australia, the company soon gained approval and backing from the NICTA (Australia’s Information and Communications...
Inside View – Vectorworks
Throughout 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown some challenging obstacles Vectorworks’ way, but this hasn’t stopped the company’s continued advancements. Since the beginning, Vectorworks has strived to meet its four core business values –...
MONDO-DR Awards Winners 2021
Category - Arena
Project - WWE Thunderdome
With live sports and entertainment events coming to a halt all over the world due to Covid-19, WWE brought fans back into the live arena - virtually - with...
Inside View – G-SMATT Europe
Located in Oxford, UK, G-SMATT Europe has already implemented its products into a number of installations across Europe. In a short space of time, diverse markets including retail and events, have noticed the impact...
Luca Lastrucci – Powersoft
As is the case for most audio manufacturers, 2020 has been a difficult year for Powersoft. The Florence-based audio company was one of the first to feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, as...
