ORLANDO — TMB announced plans to showcase a variety of new products at InfoComm Booth 1143, starting off with UberPan from Green Hippo, which is a multi-server control system letting multiple Hippotizers work as one, creating a single virtual canvas. Other booth highlights include:
- amBIENT XC from amBX — an ambient lighting control system for the creation and delivery of immersive entertainment experiences.
- ProFan — a high velocity DMX fan with detachable remote for manual control. Truss, stand or floor mount.
- ProPlex RMT — Remote Media Transceiver System. DVI video, audio and serial data transmission and distribution over fiber-optic or CAT5e cable. Built for the road, in rack mount and portable mount formats.
- ProPlex GBS — GigaBit Switch. Rugged Ethernet switches built for use in portable entertainment production, with rack mount and portable mount formats. Portable Mount unit incorporates a yoke with many mounting options, and a UPS.
- ProShell — Professional RJ45 housing. Converts a standard RJ45 into a more durable, road-worthy connector. Detachable cap option protects contacts when long cables are dragged over the ground.
- Solaris CF-35 strobe — IP rated, UV stabilized, and compact CF-35 strobes for architectural installations. They are available in six colors and can be used individually or combined in a string or matrix.
TMB said it will also be showing AC Power power distribution boxes; Color Kinetics LED fixtures; curveLED transparent flexible video displays; DMX Data Lynx four-universe DMX console switcher and backup; Kinesys Libra loadcell and Elevation motor control; Leader Light flood and linear LED fixtures; ProPlex cables and snakes for Ethernet, DMX, audio and video; ProPower NCB non-conductive power distribution boxes (without the rubber) and ProPower RPD configurable rack mount distros; ProStage audio stage box systems; SandBox multi-protocol hardware; Swisson DMX test tools; W-DMX Generation III wireless DMX featuring the new Ugly Box wireless signal tester and more.
For more information, please visit www.tmb.com.
