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ISTELive 21 tracks post-pandemic classroom AV trends, Brooklyn opens esports venue BrookLAN, Belong to open 100s of esports facilities in the US.
NJ invests $200K to build esports hub in Atlantic City, plus how school districts are reimagining the post-pandemic classroom.
St. Clair College to host Canada’s first varsity esports program, how 5G will affect VR in esports and how COVID-19 boosted ed tech adoption.
The benefits of speech-to-text technology in school classrooms, plus what the pandemic taught us about the promise and peril of life lived online.
Bosch opens a 1 billion-euro chip factory in Germany, “Ant Man 3” is the latest blockbuster to film using StageCraft LED technology,
Inside the massive LED virtual set used to film Netflix’s “1899,” and Integrated Systems Europe 2021 officially begins.
Scientists create device to control mice using LEDs, Temple University’s Theater Department uses projection mapping to plan stage sets.
New York City public schools nix snow days in favor of remote learning, New York State adds facial recognition to northern border crossings.
UMC expands capacity to produce 28nm chips, ISE cancels events, plus an inside look at the LED set used for “The Mandalorian” season 2.
Foxconn abandons plans to build LCDs in Wisconsin, drones form QR code to promote mobile game, Sound & Communications Publisher Vinny Testa passes.