Loewe launches Loewe Systems GmbH, a Berlin-based B2B division creating integrated luxury audio and audiovisual systems for homes, cars, yachts, and premium mobility.
CommercialAt Bellevue Syrene in Sorrento, Italy, a new connected in-room display system from Philips brings modern guest entertainment and centralized hotel control into an 18th-century luxury setting.
Origin Acoustics new soundbar offering gives integrators greater flexibility to deliver architecturally refined audio solutions for today’s custom residential installations.
The Crestron Configure Pro platform is intended to help residential dealers design, configure, and deliver Crestron Home OS projects faster and more consistently.
The annual call for entries in Lutron Electronics’ North American Excellence Awards program is officially open. Established in 2003, the program celebrates the top custom integrators for their work across a number of different categories. Lutron is accepting entries through July 17th, with the winners in this year’s program to be announced at CEDIA Expo…
Amid construction of the InfoComm trade show floor, we sat down with Tom Devine, VP of Marketing for AVPro Global, to talk about their presence here, as well as the new narrative the brand gets to tell to commercial and residential dealers alike. From their complete package of system solutions, to their ability to support…
Sotheby’s mid-year outlook frames longevity, wellness and age-in-place design as a defining force in luxury real estate. The home itself is becoming part of the client’s health, service and technology plan.
AVPro Global launches design services offering to support integrators from system design through deployment.
Montana Pro Audio’s phased installation on a 177-foot superyacht shows how discreet, weather-ready audio can turn exterior decks, a beach-club garage, and future interior spaces into one connected entertainment environment.
The commercial AV industry has never lacked for new boxes. The InfoComm show floor is built on them: displays, speakers, cameras, switchers, control interfaces, mounts, processors, and a long tail of supporting gear. But the strongest signal from this year's InfoComm 2026 press cycle was not simply that manufacturers have more hardware to sell. It…
