Control systems that make rooms easier to run
As rooms get more capable, they often get harder to use. Every room behaves a bit differently, staff have to remember which control does what, and one small change can throw a meeting off.
Audiovisual Projects integrates control systems and automation that make rooms easier to run and easier to support – clear room modes, simple operator workflows, and integration that keeps working as your sites change.
Room modes that match real use
Rooms should behave in ways people recognise.
With one selection, the space should set the right sources, audio routing, display behaviour, and camera presets for common scenarios like meetings, presentations, and video calls. And, after use, the system should return to a known state so the next session starts cleanly and support teams are not chasing inconsistencies.
Consistency that makes rooms easier to use
When users can rely on the same control patterns and system behaviour, everyday operation becomes smoother.
Support teams also benefit from clearer expectations, faster troubleshooting, and fewer one-off exceptions to manage.
Supportability built into the integration
We design the integration for the years after handover, not just day one.
Clear labelling, sensible signal flow, and practical documentation help your own team support the system through staff changes, updates, and new vendors.
We’ve put this kind of control to work in very different settings. For the NT Government we built three outdoor LED message boards at the Dinah Beach, Elizabeth River and East Arm boat ramps, with hot-dip galvanised structures and conformal-coated electronics for the Top End heat, salt and humidity, so authorised staff can update the safety messaging remotely rather than driving out to each site. At the other end of the spectrum, the executive rooms we commissioned for Canaccord Genuity at 101 Collins in Melbourne come down to one-touch control – speech-driven camera switching and a single, familiar way to run every room. You can read how both came together in our NT Government boat ramps and Canaccord Genuity case studies.
Take control
Where control in AV systems can add value
Displays, projection, motorised screens
Coordinate power, input selection, screen movement, and audio routing so sessions start quickly and predictably
Audio reinforcement and zoning
Manage microphones, program audio, and room zones from one interface, with behaviour that matches how the space is used
Cameras and meeting peripherals
Bring camera control, framing presets, and peripheral selection into the same workflow operators already use
Presenter and lectern input control
Provide a consistent connection experience across rooms, with clear source selection and reliable changeovers
Lighting and blinds
Set the room for common scenarios with control presets that support presentations, calls, and events
Space partition and room combining
Coordinate audio, vision, camera, and control behaviour when movable walls change the room configuration
Multi-room audio and overflow spaces
Link adjacent areas so audio and vision can extend cleanly when rooms combine or events spill over
