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“A lot of people use them just as annotation tools; just big screens to put documents up on. I want to show people that you can take them much further in terms of applications and capacity.”

“The combination of nature, music and technology was projected onto four giant panels which line the walls of the room. Audiences were able to get up close, sit on cushions and lean on and touch the artwork to take it all in.”

The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT) took out the award for Best Use of Digital – International category at the prestigious Museums + Heritage Awards in London

ENTECH opened in Auckland yesterday, runs tomorrow Thurs 8 at Shed 6, Wellington, and concludes Tues 13 at Te Pae, Christchurch

“The show utilised 160 Uvify IFO drones, with control software ‘Drone Show Software’ by SPH Engineering. Timecode was used to synchronise the audio and drone display.”

The trucks are packed, the show floor is sold out of exhibitor space, and ENTECH NZ rolls into Auckland next Tuesday 6 August!

Over 3,100 participants entered the battle of the bands, the largest number to date, with audiences approaching 20,000

Every show was special in some way, and the vibes were so different from hakas in the East Cape to oysters in Invercargill. The crew and band put a lot into that run.

A ‘spine’ truss running the length of the runway in the roof and scaffolding structures either side was used to facilitate the people flying, so finding workable lighting positions was challenging.