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Made-In-India AV: Is it in the Making?
The biggest and latest good thing to happen to Indian AV industry is, by default, the in-person event of InfoComm India 2022. A very energetic rejuvenation of the industry spirits for a very aspirational future. What appeared more energetic for me, though, was the measurable number of Made-In-India AV brands taking the centre stage. A great visual for people longing for making of solutions with indigenous expertise. The variety of solutions the Made-in-India community demonstrated on the show floor, almost throwing a challenge to the hitherto dominating MNCs was indeed a very exiting take-away from the show.
If not anything else, thirty months of disruption in the industry processes, and more so component supplies from China might have been a contributing factor for companies take up the cause of the spirited Made-in-India thinking. Whether or not it is, if it can act as a wake-up call for other aspiring OEMs? I hope it does.
Clearly, that’s our Lead Story this time. We have more feeds on the concept to follow up. Read to relish all that.
Ram Bhavanashi, Editor, India and Middle East
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Made-in-India AV Marks InfoComm India’s Rejuvenation
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The 2022 edition of InfoComm India – happening as it did, physically, after a gap of two years – beckoned the industry with its punch line sounding like the otherwise cinematic three ‘R’s- ‘Reconnect, Refresh and Revitalize.’ It, however, ended on a high note by adding a fourth R –Rejuvenation – with stakes evidently getting reinforced with a very very promising dynamic- the arrival of Made-in-India AV. Yes. The coming back of InfoComm India earlier this month brought along with it that big aspirational element which is certainly bigger than the hitherto known order of the regulars.
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Kramer Demos a Broad Range of Solutions on IFI 2022 Show Floor
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Kramer Electronics who stepped onto the InfoComm India 2022 show floor in the last minute, stood to its pole position at the event, demonstrating a broad range of solution that create a game changing dynamic. The range of solutions included VW Series video wall processors, the regular matrix switchers, VP Series presentation scaler systems, control systems, and audio solutions, besides its popular collaboration devices and quicklaunch meeting solution.
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Christie Demonstrates Vivid Competencies at IFI 2022
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Taking the full benefit of the coming back of in-person show at InfoComm India 2022, Christie Digital demonstrated spectacular projection mapping competencies using high-brightness RGB pure laser projectors comprising the award-winning D4K40-RGB and Griffyn 4K32-RGB, both of which are sought-after for large-scale experiential installations across India. The full-featured Inspire Series 1DLP laser projector will also make its InfoComm India debut, alongside the high-performance MicroTiles LED, Core Series II LED video walls and Access II Series LCD panels featuring 4K UHD resolution and 16/7 run-times.
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Avocor Partners with SISS in India to Achieve Regional Growth Ambitions
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Avocor, one of the fastest growing global interactive display company, has signed a new long-term partnership in India with Shree Info System Solutions Pvt. Ltd (SISS), a pioneer in IT product distribution in the region. The announcement follows a successful InfoComm India, the most important tradeshow in the region, where Avocor and SISS joined over 200 other exhibitors at the Bombay Exhibition Centre between 5-7th of September 2022.
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Sennheiser Showcases Expanded Evolution Wireless Digital Family
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Audio specialist Sennheiser had unveiled its plans for expanding the Evolution Wireless Digital family of radio microphones in July this year. Named EW-DX, the new microphone systems will simplify professional workflows by utilizing refined technologies to deliver a digital UHF system that can be scaled with ease. The complete set of new EW-DX products will include handheld, bodypack and table stand transmitters, two two-channel receiver versions in a half 19” rack space (one with and one without Dante) as well as a four-channel Dante-enabled receiver in a full 19” format. Visitors at InfoComm India got the opportunity to see the solutions first-hand.
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India’s Largest Memorial and Museum Glows with Christie
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Museums and Memorials connecting India’s citizenry with national vibes via audio-visual genius has taken a new high in recent times. The latest one to demonstrate this in its appealing best is the Smritivan Memorial near Bhuj in Gujarat. Playing central to bringing the project to life with one of its largest projection rallies is Christie Digital.
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Lightware Opens New, Larger Office in Bengaluru
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Precision video signal management solutions leader Lightware Visual Engineering recently opened its newest office in Bengaluru. The larger, relocated, Experience Centre-cum-office establishment is in apparently keeping in tune with the company’s remarkable growth in the country, and the growing expectations from its fast-expanding clientele.
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Neumann.Berlin Releases M 49 V in Indian Market
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German studio specialist Neumann.Berlin announced its reissuance of the legendary M 49, in the Indian market. Ever since its introduction in 1951, the M 49 has been regarded as a studio microphone par excellence. With its continuously remote-controlled polar pattern, it revolutionized studio technology and its incomparably silky sound has graced countless recordings, from the cool jazz of the 1950s until today’s chart toppers. As a result, the M 49 is in great demand not only among collectors, but also as a vital recording tool: The digital age has made its characterful sound even more desirable.
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Syro-Malabar Catholic Forane Church Sounds Anew
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The historic St. John’s Syro-Malabar Catholic Forane Church has been a cornerstone of spiritual life in the quaint region of Parappukkara, Thrissur district in Kerala. The church had recently implemented a complete overhaul of its audio architecture that synced well with the reputed heritage architecture of the church, accentuating grand interiors appeal with quality sound. Taking the honours were systems integrator Angel’s Media, in association with VMT, QSC, Harman, Sennheiser and Yamaha.
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