How a CEDIA Fellowship and Progressive Cabling at Kordz are Driving Success for Systems Technicians

It takes a special breed of person to become a CEDIA Fellow—passion for an industry that tends to be a moving target, a knack for speaking the language of many types of contractors (integrators, designers, architects etc.), bravery for exploring new avenues of innovation, and an innate business sense of where the market is heading and how to align with those changes. James Chen, managing director at Kordz, embodies all of these attributes …. and more. Here, James shares a personal glimpse of the experiences that paved the way to a career in the cabling business and the remarkable impact he sees cabling having on the future of technology. 

Q: Have you always had an interest in AV? Was there something in your upbringing that influenced your interest in it?

James Chen: My father was a chemical engineer and fostered in me a knack for maths, physics and science. My mother, an opera singer, encouraged me to study music and the arts from an early age, which helped me develop a keen ear. Together, these early influences contributed to an interest in AV systems. One of my first jobs as a young adult, at Carlton Audio Visual, gave me a chance to experiment with AV gear, which instilled an appreciation for quality audio equipment.

Q: What compelled you to get into AV and later to help pioneer a new generation of cabling?

JC: I think every good story and piece of music deserves to be told and reproduced honestly and truthfully, and as I learned at Carlton Audio Visual, without good cabling a great story can lose impact. Plus, I had experienced my fair share of frustrations dealing with rigid cabling, loose connectors and the many other challenges of AV integration. I discovered better cabling could minimise loss and maintain the signal chain and knew I could drive true innovation in this area. When I was offered a job at Kordz, this was my chance to develop a new generation of cabling—a solution that could both preserve the integrity of audio signals and simplify installation.  

(pull quote) Cables are the arteries of any system, and yet their importance is often eclipsed by shiny boxes. They are the longest part of the connectivity chain and vital to ensuring security and reliability. Without quality cables, nothing works. No power, no signal. This is the basis of Kordz’ product engineering.” James Chen, Managing Director, Kordz 

Q: What fundamentally excites you about the AV business and the cabling business?

JC: The AV industry is dynamic and in a state of constant evolution. Although that’s exciting, the fast pace can lead to confusion around the choice and installation of products. By working with AV-focused organizations like CEDIA and continually striving to provide the integration community with the best-quality cabling possible, Kordz is providing systems technicians with the clarity and connectivity required to confidently and successfully deploy reliable, long-lasting, high-performance cabling infrastructures. 

Q: How does your enthusiasm and dedication to the success of your integration partners reflect in Kordz’ business strategies and the design and manufacture of its cabling solutions?

JC: Quality cable backed by a quality installation sets the rock-solid foundation homes and businesses need to stand the test of time and stay ahead of the technological curve. While some technologies come and go, with the right cabling backbone, a building can handle the connectivity needs of anything that comes its way for decades to come. At Kordz, as former experienced integrators we understand the inherent limitations of Wi-Fi as a networking solution, we recognise the differences between mediocre and high-performance cabling, and we know what it takes to execute a solid, reliable networking foundation because we’ve been there. We’ve applied what we’ve learned, what we know, and what we believe into the Kordz product line.

Q: Can you relay a few experiences in the field that helped shape Kordz’ business philosophies, manufacturing processes and marketing strategies?

JC: Let’s face it, there are way too many cable brands, many of which emphasise somewhat esoteric advantages: visual appeal, product selection, price, or somewhat unscientific or unmeasurable performance. It can be difficult as a professional to find reliable and trustworthy brands that know what you want and have done the legwork to make exactly what you need, so you don’t have to overthink it. What’s been missing is a focus on professional-grade quality and performance, which presented an opportunity for Kordz. So I thought, what if we could make cabling products that worked every time and with very specific scientific and measurable outcomes?  

First, Kordz products undergo comprehensive, detailed testing to meet a minimum measurable and guaranteed performance level. Next, there’s certification—bandwidth capacity, fire resistance and compliance with the latest industry standards, to name a few. Materials make a difference too, so resilience, durability, flexibility, purity and pull tolerance are part of the cabling composition.  

At Kordz, we also insist on using advanced manufacturing techniques and high-grade machinery. We balance our machines to prevent vibration inconsistencies and ensure tooling accuracy and cycle rates. Additionally, we employ infrared soldering to ensure low heat, equal and repeatable joins and specialised vacuums to remove excess solder. These things all really matter for consistently high quality. 

Packaging is another area we continually evaluate, asking ourselves what systems technicians need on the packaging and what it should be made of to lower waste but improve inventory control.  

Q: What are key drivers (the market, emerging technologies etc.) in the systems integration industry today, and how does cabling play a role?

JC: We are at the cusp of massive increases in data load. This stems not just from increased resolution and frame rate or colour depth, but also from a huge increase in the sheer number of devices and sensors. AGI, Blockchain and more complex timed security protocols will further intensify demand with short response times. With the requirements for instant or fast reaction times and the massive increase in consumption, cables are definitely here to stay, and actually, more important than ever to keep our modern world turning. 

The electrical grid is also becoming more prevalent in cabling discussions. More devices, consuming more power, require more cabling and more power to run them. 

Q: What does 2024 hold in store for cabling and what do manufacturers, suppliers and systems technicians need to do to stay a step ahead? 

JC: My advice is that if you think you need it, put it in. If you don’t think you need it, put it in anyway, especially in all the hard-to-reach places. Cabling doesn’t cost a lot to install during framing but it costs time, money, hassle and many swear words afterwards from both the person retrofitting it and the person paying for it. The AV industry is on a precipice of monumental change, where the lines of technology and reality blur into one. This watershed moment can only happen when the technology is supported by a robust and reliable cabling infrastructure and connectivity. One that anticipates and transcends the many interoperability challenges bound to arise.   

I am excited to be able to participate at this level of immersive connectivity. There is a lot to do and contribute during this pivotal time in our evolution. 

To learn more about Kordz and its broad range of industry-leading and award-winning connectivity solutions, please check out our range. 

For more industry insights from James Chen on technology, design and their human interface, follow him on LinkedIn.

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Q: What do you think needs to happen to draw attention to the importance of cabling – more education and training, better manufacturing processes, small changes in the design that make a big difference? 

JC: Better education about the importance of high-quality cabling to the performance of emerging technologies will help technicians on the job. So, too, will learning from experience. When projects go wrong, it helps technicians identify the specific limitations of poor-quality cabling and motivates them to understand the science and look for better solutions. The quest for greater connectivity reliability is also driving demand for proper infrastructures that are well engineered, certified and capable of supporting the growing number of connected devices.   

“It’s about working smarter, not harder, and doing things right the first time, so they last the test of time.” – James Chen

Q: What are some ways technicians can do a better job of promoting the importance of cabling to their customers and how can manufacturers help them drive greater appreciation and understanding among their clientele?

JC: Technicians need to partner with a cable supplier that knows what they’re talking about and supports them with great products and guidance – not only about installation best practice but also how to prepare their businesses for technological advancements. It’s about working smarter, not harder, and doing things right the first time, so they last the test of time. At Kordz, we are continually working on bringing out tools and handy reference information that makes this easier for our customers. 

Listen Technologies and Ampetronic Bring Evolution of Assistive Listening Solutions to ISE 2024

Companies to preview new Auracast™ based product line they are developing at press conference January 31 at 10:00 a.m. in Booth 3Q220.

BLUFFDALE, Utah – January 30, 2024Listen Technologies Corporation, a leading provider of advanced wireless listening solutions for 25 years, and Ampetronic, a world-leading provider of audio induction loop systems, are bringing the latest innovations in assistive listening systems to ISE 2024. Listen Technologies and Ampetronic are developing the first complete installed assistive listening system utilizing Auracast™ broadcast audio technology. The two companies will host a press conference Jan. 31 at 10:00 a.m. in Booth 3Q220 to preview the solution. Please RSVP to [email protected] to attend the press conference.

Auracast Based Assistive Listening Will Deliver a Better Listening Experience

Auracast™ is a new standard for Bluetooth® Low Energy audio. It can broadcast audio simultaneously to an unlimited number of Auracast™ compatible devices, including receivers, hearing aids, earbuds, and smartphones.

Auracast™ broadcast audio technology will transform the way hearing assistance is delivered in public spaces, enabling any Auracast™ compatible device to easily connect directly to transmitters. People with hearing aids, cochlear implants, or receivers that are Auracast™ compatible will be able to connect to a transmitter and receive high quality audio without added noise or effects caused by the room environment. This will provide both improved experience and broader inclusivity. 

Listen Technologies and Ampetronic are developing the first complete solution to let venues and end users adopt Auracast™ broadcast audio technology now. Their solution includes networked installed transmitters for multi-channel broadcast for small and large spaces, with the option for open or secure transmission. The solution also will have dedicated receivers and charging bases, and a complete line of accessories, including headphones, neck loops, and network management and configuration software. 

Press Conference: Wednesday, January 31, 10:00 A.M., Booth 3Q220

Members of the media are invited to attend a press conference at the Listen Technologies-Ampetronic booth (3Q220, Hall 3) January 31 at 10:00 a.m. 

Tracy Bathurst, chief technology officer at Listen Technologies, and Julian Pieters, Managing Director at Ampetronic, will provide more details about the new Auracast™ based assistive listening solution and demonstrate the system. 

Companies Partner to Create a Single Source for Assistive Listening Solutions

Listen Technologies and Ampetronic recently announced their partnership and creation of a single source for assistive listening technologies and solutions. As of January 1, 2024, Listen Technologies sells Ampetronic hearing loop systems in North America, and Ampetronic distributes Listen Technologies solutions in the UK. Both companies are part of Allvida, a rapidly growing group of companies offering products and solutions for accessibility.

The Auracast™ based assistive listening system Listen Technologies and Ampetronic are developing is the first new product they will bring to market together. 

Note to Media

To learn more about the press conference and RSVP, and to schedule meetings with Listen Technologies and Ampetronic at ISE, please email [email protected].

About Ampetronic

Ampetronic is a global leader in the design and manufacture of assistive listening solutions, specialising in hearing loop systems. With more than 30 years of experience, Ampetronic has been at the forefront of developing technologies that enhance communication accessibility for individuals with hearing impairments. Their solutions are widely used in diverse sectors, including education, hospitality, corporate, and public spaces. All Ampetronic solutions are developed to provide a genuine benefit to those who experience hearing loss. For more information check ampetronic.com.

About Listen Technologies

Listen Technologies enriches lives by providing assistive listening and communication solutions so everyone can hear clearly and share the same great experience. Listen’s innovative products serve those with hearing loss and enable inclusive experiences for all guests. Listen solutions are used in various venues and settings, including houses of worship, higher education facilities, performing arts centers, courts, tours, and manufacturing plants. Our vision is to improve life’s experiences through sound by providing exceptional audio anytime, anywhere, on any platform. To learn more about how Listen Technologies delivers a better way to hear the world, visitwww.listentech.com.       

Media Contact:
Kim Franklin
Listen Technologies
+1 801-542-7720
[email protected]

D-Tools Reveals Biggest Profit Source for Systems Integrators in Special Report

Are higher profit margins derived from equipment or labor?  Data from D-Tools’ award-winning business management software settles the debate.

CONCORD, CA and BARCELONA, SPAIN — January 25, 2024 — D-Tools, Inc., the leading provider of core business management software catering to the needs of the systems integration market for 25 years, knows success in a competitive AV market requires a deep understanding of not just products but the market. D-Tools’ software platforms help dealers actively monitor their business operations and learn more about their customers, their vendors, and their colleagues to develop better revenue strategies. D-Tools presents these valuable findings from their customers in an ongoing series of reports. Available online to systems integrators, the latest, “How Do Your Equipment & Labor Profit Margins Stack Up?” compares the profit margins of products and labor. 

According to the data, which was drawn from nearly 1,000 residential, commercial, and security integrators who sold systems in the first nine months of 2023 using the D-Tools Cloud business management software, profit margins from equipment sales averaged 43%, while profit margins from labor averaged 55%. Looking at residential integrators only, profit margins from products and labor were reported at 45% and 57%, respectively. 

“It’s clear that residential integrators still rely heavily on marking up their equipment to achieve their desired profit margins,” says Jason Knott, D-Tools data solutions architect and evangelist. “This tactic has become increasingly difficult as the smart home market faces the continued growing influence of consumer-grade products with publicized MSRPs. Moreover, it is imperative integrators know their fully burdened labor rates, including all direct and indirect costs, so they can accurately determine their labor margins.”

The possible solutions to the profit squeeze? Execute and strengthen attractive recurring revenue programs and expand into new niche product categories such as high-performance audio and motorized shading. Systems integrators can download “How Do Your Equipment & Labor Profit Margins Stack Up?” and other informative reports free by going to https://www.d-tools.com/resource-center/industry-insights.

Where to See D-Tools at ISE 2024

To see how D-Tools’ business management software platforms can help you gain a better understanding of your business, become more proactive in your approach to the market, boost profit margins, and improve every aspect of your business, please visit us at ISE 2024 in stand #2L500. During the show we will demonstrate the new features and capabilities of the latest version of the award-winning System Integrator (SI) business software platform, Version 21 (v21). 

About D-Tools

D-Tools, Inc. is a leading provider of business management software for electronics systems contractors worldwide. For more than 25 years, D-Tools’ award-winning solutions have empowered thousands of low-voltage systems integrators to streamline their business operations for greater efficiency and improved profitability. Boasting an integrated product library complete with up-to-date specifications and unique dealer-specific pricing, the D-Tools Cloud and System Integrator™ (SI) platforms enable end-to-end management of the systems integration project lifecycle. From sales and system design through installation and ongoing service, D-Tools’ purpose-built software products ensure accurate detail that directly benefits the bottom line. For more information, visit www.d-tools.com. 

Find product updates and related information by following D-Tools on TwitterFacebook, and LinkedIn.

Media Contacts

Tim Bigoness, D-Tools, (925) 270-4102, [email protected]
Katye (McGregor) Bennett, KMB Communications, (425) 328-8640, [email protected] 

Nexus 21 Addresses Cosmetic and Placement Concerns Over Large TVs with Full Line of Versatile, Multi-Functional Motorized Lifts

Systems integrators can conceal and reveal TVs simply and affordably with Nexus 21’s broad range of innovative, installation-friendly drop-down, pop-up and swivel lifts. 

SCOTTSDALE, AZ and BARCELONA, SPAIN  ̶  January 25, 2024  ̶  Nexus 21 is helping systems integrators extend their reach into new markets with several revolutionary motorized TV lifts and drop-down mechanisms set to debut at ISE 2024, Stand #2L500. Designed and engineered to smoothly and quietly adjust the position of an attached TV for optimal viewing while minimizing its impact on the surrounding décor, the products in Nexus 21’s portfolio deliver incredible functionality and aesthetic appeal to residential and commercial projects. 

Pushing the possibilities even further, Nexus 21 introduces at ISE 2024 several new models uniquely designed to overcome challenging design and structural situations often faced by AV integrators. No matter the height of the ceiling, available wall space, ceiling access, or location of windows, Nexus 21 has a solution. 

“Many of our new motorized TV mounts were developed based on requests from our dealers,” says Cory Lovett, Nexus 21 CEO. “No two homes are designed exactly alike and installation requirements vary widely, so when our dealers ask for new features and designs, we immediately go to work to create a mount or a technology that meets their needs. The products and technology we’re demonstrating at ISE 2024 are a reflection of this mission to support our dealer network with high-quality, versatile, and installation-friendly motorized TV mounts, along with technology to simplify control and integration.”  

All-New Nexus 21 L77i Drop-Down TV Lift for Ceilings and High Walls

When wall space is at a premium, finding room for a wall-mounted TV can be next to impossible. A highlight of Nexus 21’s ISE 2024 exhibit, the new L77i Drop-Down TV Lift, solves this issue. Dealers can choose to mount a TV above the ceiling or in an enclosure high on a wall. At the touch of a button, the mount’s motorized mechanism lowers the TV from its hiding spot into view. “For the first time, integrators have multiple viable drop-down options, which is particularly useful in situations where the ceiling is too high, or there is limited access above it,” Lovett explains. 

The Nexus 21 L77i lift extends as far as 52 inches and can carry a TV as large as 86 inches and 68kg (150 lbs). “There has been a dramatic increase in requests from dealers and end-users for overhead mounting solutions,” Lovett continues. “With TVs becoming lighter and slimmer, now is the perfect time to consider mounting a display overhead. Our highly versatile L77i, as well as our L77ix, which incorporates a motorized swivel, were designed specifically for these popular applications.” No matter the project requirements, the L77i is quick to deploy, arriving at the jobsite preassembled to help cut installation time in half. 

All-New Nexus 21 DL-65 Series Pop-Up Swivel Mount for Extra Heavy TVs

Certainly, TVs are getting slimmer and lighter, but there are still plenty of applications that require a heavy-duty lift to carry beefier models. Outdoor entertainment areas where TVs need to pop-up from inside a cabinet often require a lift with enough power to move weighty enclosure tops and TV/soundbar combos. For this reason, Nexus 21 developed its DL-65 Series, a complete line of motorized pop-up lifts for use in covered outdoor settings. 

ISE 2024 attendees will be the first to see the newest member of the DL-65 Series, the DL-65x. It combines the same powerful dual motors, quiet lift technology, and installation ease as earlier models, with the addition of a newly developed extra-weight swivel mechanism. This feature, which mechanically swivels a display to a preferred position, increases the weight capacity from 45kg (100 lbs) to 79kg (175 lbs) and can extend up to 97.7 cm (38.5”). The inclusion of sleek actuator technology ensures no visible tracks or gears in the extended position.

Other models in the new DL extra-weight, pop-up series include the DL-65en and DL-65ens, which are designed for the inclusion of custom cabinetry to cover the back and sides of the TV. The DL-65en elevates a TV but with no swiveling action; the DL-65ens elevates a TV and swivels it manually.  

Nexus 21 CL-65e Ceiling Flip-Down and Extend TV Lift

Ideally suited for environments with high ceilings and end-users who want a flexible viewing experience, Nexus 21 offers its CL-65e Ceiling Flip-Down and Extend TV Lift. Combining two distinct motions, the lift flips down a display mounted horizontally, either flush with the ceiling or above it, then lowers it 24 inches. The mount, which accommodates TVs up to 65 inches and 45kg (100 pounds), can be mounted in the ceiling framing or bolted directly to the surface, giving integrators two installation options. 

Nexus 21 L-65x Pop-Up Lift with Motorized Swivel

A popular conceal-and-reveal solution for living room furniture and foot-of-the-bed cabinets is the Nexus 21 L-65x. This near-silent, easy-to-install pop-up lift offers two programmable preset positions to raise and swivel the attached TV with one touch of a button on the included handheld remote. It holds TVs up to 65 inches and 45kg (100 lbs), extends nearly 98 cm (39”), and swivels 360 degrees, enabling the screen to be viewed from a completely different vantage point. 

All-New Nexus 21 Integration and Sensor Technologies

The physical lifting and lowering of TVs of all sizes and brands covers only the mechanical aspects of Nexus 21’s solutions. Technology also plays a vital role in proper positioning, control, and integration, and Nexus 21 introduces to ISE 2024 attendees several new technological features to enhance installation ease and end-user enjoyment. Nexus 21 will preview its new integration module, which requires no commitment to a single control method—IR, IP, or contact closure—when specifying and installing a lift. The integration module, which comes with a Bluetooth remote, supports all three, dramatically simplifying installation and configuration for systems integrators. It is expected to be released Q2 2024.

Safety is a primary concern when installing any motorized mechanism into a residential or commercial setting. The inclusion of highly sensitive accelerometer and gyroscope technologies in Nexus 21’s built-in lift sensors provides ultra-responsive collision detection and stopping capability.

Where to See Nexus 21 at ISE 2024

ISE 2024 attendees can see Nexus 21’s latest additions to its extensive portfolio of innovative TV lifting systems at Stand #2L500. For more information about Nexus 21 and its growing roster of motorized drop-down and pop-up TV concealment and positioning solutions, please visit www.tvlift.com. To find a Nexus 21 distributor outside the U.S. and Canada, go to https://www.tvlift.com/where-to-buy/.

About Nexus 21 

Nexus 21 is an industry leader in the manufacture of precision-engineered TV and storage lift systems. Integrators, architects, builders and designers have chosen Nexus 21 lifts for use in thousands of projects in over 75 countries. All motorized lifts carry an industry-leading 10-year full-replacement warranty.

For more information about Nexus 21 and to see stunning, professionally installed projects, find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Linkedin.  

Media Contact

For interviews, reviews, or more information, please contact Katye McGregor Bennett of KMB Communications by phoning (425) 328-8640 or emailing [email protected].

Digital Projection, a Brand of Delta, Presents New High-brightness Projectors and Modular Light Sources at ISE 2024

Digital Projection, a Brand of Delta, Presents New High-brightness Projectors and Modular Light Sources at ISE 2024

BARCELONA, SPAIN January 25, 2024 – At ISE 2024, Digital Projection, a Brand of Delta, is pushing the imaging boundaries with the introduction of one of its most advanced laser projectors to date. The all-new E-Vision 10000i WU boasts a newly upgraded electronics platform that shares much of its functionality from the flagship Titan series. Totally redesigned from the bottom up, this new E-Vision platform maintains its reputation of exceptional reliability for everything from classrooms to projection mapping, but with a host of new features. 

Features usually reserved for high-end 3-Chip products, such as Source Redundancy, Brightness Sync and Auto White Balance Correction, complementing an impressive 9600 lumens and 20,0000:1 dynamic contrast, make this one of the most capable, flexible Single-Chip DLP projectors on the market today. 

Commenting on the booth, Dirk Siedle, General Manager DSBU at Delta EMEA said, “We continue to bring cutting-edge technology to the display market with products such as the revolutionary Satellite MLS system. These new integrated projectors show our commitment to leading the development of all solid-state projects with some of the most capable, high brightness projectors in the world.”

The ground-breaking Satellite MLS gets new, improved light sources and fibres.

The revolutionary Satellite MLS has proved incredibly popular over the last few years and has seen a huge demand for even more brightness and efficiency. To satisfy this request from our customers, we have launched 20,000 and 30,000 lumen Modular Light Sources to complement our original 10,000 lumen light source. This makes installations even easier than before by removing the need for “many-to-one” fibre configurations, giving more flexibility. The new fibres with a decreased diameter and higher light transmission efficiency also mean that, when coupled with the new light sources, offer a large reduction in the system cost. These new features make this cutting-edge technology even more accessible than ever before whilst maintaining the amazing near REC2020 colour-space.

Also, on show for the first time in Europe is the all new Titan family of projectors. Launched at InfoComm in the summer of 2023, the 3-Chip power-house projectors have also had a complete platform redesign.

The new TITAN 41000 4K UHD along with the M-Vision 27000 WUXGA – the world’s brightest 1-chip DLP projector on the market – are packed with cutting-edge capabilities, including unprecedented brightness, vibrant colour rendering, a more compact footprint and improved, market-leading efficiency, for exceptionally bright, accurate, lifelike images for a wide range of commercial environments.

The new TITAN family of laser projectors delivers up to 47,000 lumens at WUXGA and 41,000 lumens at 4K-UHD resolutions and both models incorporate Digital Projection’s ColorBoost +Red Laser technology, which utilises red laser alongside the traditional blue laser phosphor system to display brilliant, vibrant colours.

Built into the TITAN 41000 4K UHD (3840×2160) projector chassis are several leading-edge technologies that make it a choice imaging solution for higher-end large venue applications, such as auditoria, performing arts centres, visitor attraction venues, houses of worship, and rental and staging.

The new TITAN family is a huge leap forward over the popular current models, with many aspects completely reimagined and re-engineered for efficiency and size. The new model is 15% more efficient when measuring the lumens-per-watt output than the current TITAN and superior to the closest competitor, firmly putting down the TITAN’s green credentials alongside its already legendary status as a projection powerhouse. Add to this the extended 40,000 hours illumination lifetime in ECO mode and the dust-proof, filterless design, the TITAN is designed to run and run and run with minimal fuss in 24/7 environments.

The extra power and capability have also been engineered into a much more compact chassis, meaning it is 27% brighter, 13.3% smaller, 7.4% lighter and 3dBA quieter than the current model. This regains the TITAN’s position as the Smallest, Lightest, Brightest and Quietest projector in its class.

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For further information, contact:

(For North America inquires)Katye (McGregor) Bennett

KMB Communications

+1-425-328-8640

[email protected]

(For all other inquiries)Mark Wadsworth 

Digital Projection International

+44 7720 739752

[email protected] 

Or visit www.digitalprojection.com/en-us 

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About Digital Projection International
Founded in 1989, Digital Projection International has been instrumental in the development and application of Digital Light Processing™ (DLP) technology by Texas Instruments for projection systems. Digital Projection introduced the world’s first 3-chip DLP® projector in 1997, and has since delivered expert system engineering and world-class customer services, thus maintaining its position as a digital imaging pioneer. Digital Projection’s groundbreaking projection research and development has garnered the admiration of industry professionals around the world. This has earned the company many awards, including two Emmy® Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Development by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Digital Projection remains the first and only projector manufacturer to win the coveted award.

About Delta
Delta, founded in 1971 and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (code: 2308), is a global leader in switching power supplies and thermal management products with a thriving portfolio of smart energy-saving systems and solutions in the fields of industrial automation, building automation, telecom power, data center infrastructure, EV charging, renewable energy, energy storage, and display, to nurture sustainable cities and smart manufacturing. As a world-class corporate citizen guided by its mission statement, “To provide innovative, clean and energy-efficient solutions for a better tomorrow,” Delta leverages its core competence in high-efficiency power electronics and its ESG-embedded business model to address key environmental issues, such as climate change. Delta serves customers through its sales offices, R&D centers and manufacturing facilities spread over close to 200 locations across 5 continents.

Throughout its history, Delta has received various global awards and recognition for its business achievements, innovative technologies and dedication to ESG. Since 2011, Delta has been listed on the DJSI World Index of Dow Jones Sustainability™ Indices for 13 consecutive years. In 2020 and 2022, Delta was also recognized by CDP with double A List for its substantial contribution to climate change and water security issues, and named Supplier Engagement Leader for its continuous development of a sustainable value chain for 6 consecutive years.

For detailed information about Delta, please visit: www.deltaww.com