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Integrated Circles turn detective at the London Science Museum
Integrated Circles turn detective at the London Science Museum
London-based Audio Visual specialist Integrated Circles have just completed a major project at the Science Museum, London. Integrated Circles worked with the Museum to help them solve a problem encountered with the 45-strong projector system installed in the new Wellcome Wing.
Using their experience of working in the museum and heritage industry, the Integrated Circles team installed a wireless radio link solution, which now means that the Museum is fully in control of its projector system, without having to install a complicated, wired cabling system.
Technical Director Simon Beer, said: “As audio visual specialists we understand how important it is to provide a solution that merges seamlessly with its surroundings. Installing a wireless radio link at the Science Museum, London means that we were able to provide a relatively quick solution, without drilling and also without the need for unsightly cabling.”
The Science Museum offers a hands-on educational experience for parents, teachers and children alike, including activities that are designed to complement the National Curriculum. Collections range from the technological and medical - right through to fashion with a Vivien Westwood Axminster dress.
About Integrated Circles
Integrated Circles specialise in the design, manufacture, project management, installation and maintenance of audio visual systems and interactive displays.
VideoStores, SoundStores, lighting dimmers, amplifiers and control systems area among the wide range of own brand products manufactured by Integrated Circles specifically for use in museums and visitor centres.
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