From the soothing melodies of music to the thunderous roars of thunderstorms, sound waves play a crucial role in shaping our auditory experiences.

The acoustic hood is a remarkable example of merging science, engineering, and design to manipulate soundscapes and improve our auditory experiences

In harsh environments where safety is of paramount importance, duplicated PAGA systems play a critical role in maintaining effective communication and mitigating risks.

PABX systems are widely used in various industries and settings, including on ships.

EVC systems are designed to provide clear, intelligible voice messages to help people evacuate safely and quickly.

Two common types of PAGA systems are distributed and centralized amplifier systems. Here is a comparison between these two systems.

EN-54 is a set of European standards that specifies the requirements for fire detection and alarm systems.

In recent years, there has been a trend towards digitization and integration of industrial systems, including PAGA systems. As a result, many PAGA systems are now being upgraded to IP (Internet Protocol) systems.

The Theory of Acoustic Propagation is a branch of Physics that studies the behaviour of sound waves, as they travel through different media such as air, water, and solids.