Paramount, Walt Disney Motion Pictures, and L’Oréal Campaign with Brown Innovations Directional Speakers

Over the past year, Brown Innovations and UK-based company Limited Space partnered on a number projects, including campaigns for Paramount, Walt Disney Motion Pictures and L'Oreal. In the gallery below, notice two SB-47 SonicBeams sitting flush above each screen. These directional speakers deliver crystal clear audio just in front of the video wall without bouncing sound and disturbing employees working nearby. Visit malls across the UK including Bluewater, Metrocentre, Arndale and Bullring to see these in action!

Brown Innovations Unveils Directional Speakers with Directional Subwoofers

CEDIA 2016: Brown Innovations Unveils Directional Speakers with Directional Subwoofers www.brownsinnovations.com

At the recent Cedia Expo in Dallas, TX, we introduced visitors to our latest innovation in the world of directional speakers - directional subwoofers. Check out the video above to see how listeners experience different "walls of sound" with this new advance in directional audio. 

Here Is A Great Explanation of How Well Our Directional Audio Works

Here's an enthusiastic and concise explanation of how well our new directional speakers keep sound focused to tight zones. It was filmed at Infocomm 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada by DJ News. 

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Screen Bar Implements Revolutionary BarSound Directional Audio Technology

This autumn, Screen Bar in Singapore implemented the latest BarSound directional speaker technology from Brown Innovations so each table could enjoy a unique listening experience.  In addition to the Quadeo Sound Domes over the tables, Screen Bar also installed SonicBeam Directional speakers to keep sound isolated only to patrons standing at the main bar. In total, eleven Quadeo Sound Domes and two SonicBeam directional speakers were used. The installation is the first of it’s kind, and could prove to be a game-changer with how bars and restaurants utilize audio with multiple screens.

Check out Google’s Virtual Tour  by clicking on this picture: 

And here are a few more photos of the installation: 

St. Joseph's University Creates Collaborative Learning Environment With Brown Innovations

St. Joseph's University has unveiled a sophisticated collaborative classroom outfitted with directional speakers from Brown Innovations.  The speakers keep audio focused to specific zones and allows students to videoconference.  Media Services engineer Justin Fowler says, "I envision the concepts and technology utilized in this room being implemented in classrooms throughout campus in the future." 

 

 

Adspace Networks Thrives with ‘Sound’ Business Model

It’s a topic of endless debate in the digital signage sector:  Will audio enhance your display or be disruptive and get your display unplugged? For AdSpace Networks, America’s largest in-mall digital signage network, directional audio has played a key role in their success.  As a result, Adspace’s model is changing how others look at utilizing audio. For years, digital signage networks have avoided audio due to problems with sound bleed. Frequently referred to as “employee burn,” conventional speakers blaring repetitive audio invariably lead nearby employees to unplug displays or even cut wires. After research and tests, AdSpace chose the Brown Innovations Maestro to ensure audio doesn’t disturb mall employees and patrons.

Besides keeping sound focused in front of displays, Maestro speakers can be linked, networked and communicated with remotely. “Health monitoring and adjustments to speakers on the network can be made from a single location,” said Jeremy Brown, CEO of Brown Innovations. “Maestros automatically make volume adjustments when ambient noise fluctuates, which ensures sound levels are always heard at an appropriate level above the ambient noise.”

The network has become an attractive medium for advertisers wanting to deliver more dynamic content. “We like to think of our screens as living posters and encourage our advertisers to take advantage of our unique, full motion video and audio-enabled medium with truly captivating creative,” says the AdSpace website.  Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, Estee Lauder, Coach, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic and Sean John are just a handful of companies advertising on the network.

In total, the network currently consists of 2844 displays and reaches 48 million unique individuals per month.