Audio-visual & equipment
Conference AV, interpretation systems and hands-on technical support. The equipment is only the beginning; the people behind it make the difference.
Let’s plan your event
One connected event
A conference is a collection of moving parts. IAS helps bring the audio, presentation and interpretation requirements into a practical technical plan.
A clear microphone. A readable presentation. A language channel that reaches the right listener.
Our work covers the details your audience should never have to think about. We coordinate equipment needs, work with your event team and provide on-site technical support through the program.
Meet your event supportThe equipment, thoughtfully chosen
Equipment categories reflect IAS’s established services. Specific models, quantities and availability are confirmed for your project.
Full-size and tabletop interpretation booths, with a distribution approach considered for the room, the audience and the event.
From a single presenter to a roundtable conversation, a microphone plan helps speakers contribute and listeners follow.
Support your speakers with presentation equipment suited to the room, content and viewing positions.
Plan the sound system and signal paths as one connected production, from microphones to audience playback.
Plan the details. Enjoy the event.
Venue plans, audience size, seating, access and the event schedule all inform the equipment plan.
Align microphones, presentation sources, interpretation channels and any remote participation.
Coordinate setup and checks, provide technical support, then manage the equipment strike.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Every event is different. Let’s talk through the details that matter to yours.
Yes. IAS’s services include interpretation equipment and event AV such as microphones, speakers, projectors, screens and laptops. Discuss both requirements together so the systems can be planned as one production.
Equipment requirements and current availability are confirmed during quoting. Share any preferred model, venue restriction, compatibility requirement or existing system that the equipment needs to work with.
Start with the venue, event dates, expected attendees, agenda, presentation format and language requirements. Room plans, technical specifications and access times help refine the scope.
Let’s bring people together
From a boardroom discussion to a multilingual conference, tell us what your audience needs to hear and see.
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