Designing Courtroom Audio Systems Where Accuracy Is Non-Negotiable
Courtroom audio is a different category entirely.
Standardizing Microphone Systems Across Enterprise Spaces Without Sacrificing Performance
Standardization is one of those ideas that makes perfect sense until you try to apply it across real projects.
Designing for Speech Intelligibility in Mission-Critical Spaces
Most systems pass audio. Signal is present, levels are acceptable, and technically everything is functioning. That is not the standard in mission-critical spaces.
Boundary vs Gooseneck vs Ceiling Microphones: A Practical Guide for Real-World AV Design
On paper, boundary microphones, gooseneck microphones, and ceiling microphones can all be positioned as viable solutions for conference and collaboration spaces. In practice, each one behaves very differently once people enter the room, start moving, and begin using the space the way they actually do.

