Excessive noise has long been one of the top complaints among air travelers. From constant public announcements to overlapping gate calls, traditional airport environments are often anything but peaceful. That’s where the Quiet Airport initiative comes in.
Martyn’s Law, or the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, aims to ensure UK venues are prepared for terror threats. Named after Martyn Hett, a victim of the 2017 Manchester bombing, the law requires certain public venues to improve security and preparedness. While navigating these requirements can be challenging, AtlasIED offers solutions to help organizations comply and enhance safety.
Modern IP-based intercom systems bolster business operations by enabling real-time two-way video/audio communication, enhancing access control, emergency alerts, and situational awareness. They streamline internal workflows—from paging and customer service to zoned announcements—while integrating seamlessly with security, mass-notification, and access systems. This scalable, high‑clarity solution supports diverse sectors like corporate, healthcare, transportation, and education.
AtlasIED’s AS Series loudspeakers are expertly "voiced" for a consistent, balanced sound across all models. Voicing ensures each speaker shares the same sonic signature, creating seamless, high-quality audio in multi-speaker setups. This prevents tonal mismatches and listener fatigue, delivering a harmonious experience in any space.
Learn how digital beam steering technology revolutionizes sound distribution by delivering precise audio to targeted areas with minimal spillover. This blog explores its diverse applications in spaces like auditoriums, transportation hubs, and worship centers—discover how it transforms audio clarity and control!
An increasing number of specifications are defining requirements for Class A or Class B wiring for life safety systems and technology that comprise, enhance, or complement said systems. The different wiring methodologies pertain to how a conventional fire alarm panel, or other mass notification system, is monitoring the speaker signal chain for faults. Additionally, it identifies requirements for the system design to mitigate those faults.
When an average traveler thinks about airport security, they probably think about the TSA lines where people and their luggage are scanned for prohibited items. In reality, airport security and emergency preparedness is so much more. There are extensive security checks and measures in place that go unnoticed to most people.
My mother, sister, niece, nephew and I drove to "ABC" airport to embark on our 12-day tour of Peru. Due to my mothers mobility, we chose the closest parking garage to the terminal. Foreshadowing – parking was $338. We anticipated as much, but didn’t care. Having less distance to travel with various baggage for our journey, proximity was the prize. A few factors, deployed at several airports/airlines throughout the nation, could have caused us to pivot: