Welcome to the world of audiovisual technology: where innovation and creativity never stops. As we progress through the 21st century, we can expect some groundbreaking changes—a prospect that has the AV/T geeks at Vision One shaking with excitement. As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, the future of audiovisual technology looks brighter than ever. From virtual and augmented reality to holographic projection and LED displays, the possibilities for innovation are endless.
But what does this mean for the education and corporate sectors and how can businesses and institutions stay ahead of the curve?
At Vision One, we understand the significance of creating dynamic, engaging learning environments, maintaining seamless communication and collaboration and, most importantly, providing cutting-edge technology that can keep up with our ever-advancing digital world. While we may not be apart of the progressive ‘Gen Z’ (though our Tik Tok dancing speaks otherwise), our team of experts is here to yield a helping hand and bring your institutions’ AV/T needs to life!
The Rise of Immersive Technologies
One of the most significant trends that we can expect in the future of audiovisual technology is the integration of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) in various industries. VR and AR hardware and software have been around for a while, but they are becoming more sophisticated and accessible than ever before. With the release of consumer-friendly VR headsets and AR-enabled smartphones, these technologies are set to transform the way we consume media and interact with our surroundings. At Vision One, we are already working on providing this as an accessible technology solution for our clients. We believe that this will revolutionise how businesses and schools deliver their presentations, training strategies and workshops.
The Move to 8K Displays
4K displays have been the gold standard for high-resolution displays for a few years now, but 8K displays are starting to hit the market. These displays offer four times the pixel density of 4K, resulting in incredibly sharp and detailed images. While 8K content is still relatively scarce, it’s only a matter of time before movies, TV shows and games are released in this format.
The Deal with Holograms
While we’re yet to master hoverboards and flying cars that the world eagerly awaited after watching ‘Back To The Future’ for the first time, Marty and Doc still managed to hit the mark with a few tech-savvy gadgets and correctly predicted the integration of holographic projection. Hologram projection is a type of visual technology that creates the illusion of three-dimensional images in space and can be used in various applications. With the advancement of holographic technology in recent years, hologram projection has the possibility of revolutionising the way teachers and students interact with content.
Don’t just take us at our word, though. Check out how holgraphic technology has changed the game over at RMIT University.