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Recent News & Editorials
Below you’ll find our most recent comprehensive reporting from a variety of publications about Liquid Automation and our Projects.
AUGUST 2019
The Liquid Automation Team has won 1 CEDIA Award for our work at Auckland City Council.
The award presented was for:
- Best Documentation
It has now been 11 out of 12 years that we have received an award in this category.
AUGUST 2018
The Liquid Automation Team has won 2 CEDIA 2018 awards for our work on the 145 foot Sailing Yacht Hemisphere, a 5 man refit located in Cospicua, Malta.
The awards presented were for:
- Best Marine, Auto, Aircraft
- Technology Meets Design
This marks a huge milestone for us, as it has now been 10 years in a row that we have won the Best Marine Category! Click on the link below to read the Article.
MAY 2018
Liquid Automation have been featured in the June 2018 Issue of “Widescreen Custom home and Theater Design” Magazine out of the USA for our work on the award winning Melbourne home theater . A special thank you to Wavetrain Theaters who we worked with on this project. Click on the link below to read the Article.
February 2018
Liquid Automation have been featured on the CEDIA website - an article written about the project for which we won Best Integrated Home (level 4), Best Media Room (level 3) and Best Documentation in August 2017. Click here to read the article.
VIRTUAL REALITY
Virtual reality (VR) headsets were originally envisioned and have primarily been used for gaming & simulation, but many think they will be expanding and become more diverse – one of those opportunities is entering the ‘smart home’ market.
What is now being envisioned is the ability to have a VR experience at a live concert or sports event, all in the comfort of a specially designed VR room in your home. Accompanying this is in the not-so-distant future, will hopefully be the introduction of VR movies – to watch at the cinema and at home. Even though we have to wait a while for full VR integration with smart home devices, VR can already be used for an immersive gaming experience in your home, for a truly heart-pounding experience to have alone or with friends.
Virtual reality systems are also beginning to be utilised for the purposes of showing clients what their house or building will look like. This virtual walk-through can allow you to see and visualize in real life your architect’s design.
VR can also be used to design the layout of your home in terms of how you want it furnished, which anyone knows is a huge bonus of being able to see everything in place before anything is purchased. VR also allows you to have an insight into the scale of the project, and maybe most importantly, ‘feel’ what it will be like to be in that space visually.