Using screens, projectors, TVs, etc. to display PowerPoint, video, and other visuals while also amplifying audio from microphones and sound systems. This enhances presentations and allows larger audiences to clearly see and hear.

Connecting remote participants through a mix of screens, cameras, microphones and speakers. This enables hybrid in-person/virtual meetings and events.

Capturing both audio and video of live events and distributing them to remote viewers through platforms like webcasting and corporate YouTube channels.

Large touchscreen monitors that allow presenters and attendees to annotate slides, interact with content, and collaborate in real-time.

Using microphones and speakers to boost audio quality for improved intelligibility of speakers in mid to large spaces. Prevents vocal strain.

Streaming background music through speakers and sound systems to set ambiance for events, receptions, etc. Volume is kept low for conversational clarity.

Using stage lighting, and scene-setting lighting to create engaging environments and highlight presenters or event features.