The Czech consortium of Tomato Production, their technical partners AV MEDIA and creative company, The Macula, recently produced a stunning videomapping show on Liverpool’s waterfront.

The UK’s National Maritime Museum has marked the opening of its new £36.5m Sammy Ofer Wing, with the installation of ‘Voyagers – a permanent gallery dedicated to helping visitors gain a richer understanding of Britain’s maritime heritage. Electrosonic was selected by the museum to supply, install, commission and provide warranties for the audio-visual hardware.

Worldwide Olympic Partner, Panasonic has already started supplying and installing huge 33.6m² ultra bright outdoor LED screens for the London 2012 Olympic Games countdown events taking place at London’s Trafalgar Square. Since the two year and one year to go proceedings, Panasonic has continued its support by supplying scores of huge screens ranging in size from 14m² to 52m² for the London Prepares test event series that feature exciting sports ranging from BMX and basketball to hockey and beach volleyball.

Mitsubishi Electric has received an order from Tokyo’s Narita International Airport for Japan’s largest digital signage system, comprising a total of 340 display units including two pairs of 330-inch screens, a concave organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen and multiple touch-screen displays. Partial operation is scheduled to begin in March 2012, with full operation by the summer.

When is the one place you can’t afford power supply problems? There’s probably a few, but a museum dedicated to history of the computer must be on the list. That’s why the exhibit technology team at Bowen Technovation chose Furman’s P-8 PRO II and AC-215A power conditioners

Glasgow Dental School, Scotland’s largest, has significantly upgraded its clinical skills laboratory. As part of the solution they provided a WolfVision EYE-12 Live Image Camera in each of the teaching areas.