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Inside CI Daily: The latest industry stories, in minutes for busy Integrators Stay up to date with the Custom Installation industry — without finding time to sit down and read the news. Inside CI Daily delivers the latest daily CI industry stories in short, easy-to-digest episodes designed for busy integrators on the go. Whether you’re driving between jobs, heading to a site, or working through an install, get a fast roundup of the news that matters — in minutes. From product launches and brand announcements to industry developments, partnerships, training, and business updates, we turn the day’s key stories into quick audio briefings you can listen to anywhere. The latest CI industry stories, in minutes — for busy integrators and fellow professionals on the go. New episodes are released every weekday. Written by humans voiced by AI

Inside CI Daily - The latest Technology News in minutes is a technology podcast hosted by Inside CI, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  Episode #60

  Polar Brings AI Speech To UK Integrators With Live Demos And Q&A

  Oct 1, 20264 min

  Send us Fan Mail Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 Polar is bringing AI Speech to the UK and Ireland, and we break down what that actually means for anyone designing, specifying or supporting modern meeting spaces. If you’ve ever sat through a hybrid call where voices vanish into room echo, or camera framing never finds the person speaking, you’ll recognise the problems AI Speech is trying to solve with AI-powered audio and video built for professional conferencing. We walk through what’s being launched and why it’s relevant: conference speakerphones, 360-degree noise-cancelling microphones, ceiling microphone arrays, 4K conferencing cameras, voice tracking cameras and intelligent audio-visual tracking systems. The headline isn’t just more hardware, it’s the combination of microphone array technology with AI-based processing aimed at better speech intelligibility, stronger noise reduction and practical reverberation cancellation in real rooms. We also share Polar’s view of where the opportunity sits across corporate, education and government projects, and why the distributor believes the range can compete with established manufacturers while giving integrators a fresh option for conferencing builds. You’ll also get the full run-down of the London launch event at the Fraser London Showroom on Old Street, including the two identical one-hour sessions, the live video link with AI Speech headquarters, and the remote demo of a working system at Polar’s base. Dr Ping Zhu joins the launch, and we touch on the company’s backstory too, founded in Cambridge in 2007 before moving operations to Suzhou and now returning to the UK market through this partnership. If you find this useful, subscribe, share the episode with a colleague, and leave us a review with your biggest conferencing audio challenge. Now lets hit play and catch up on the latest news. Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 Support the Podcast by using our Affiliated links, it costs you no extra: Earn Microsoft Points to spend on Games - https://linkly.link/2gVsi Get up to 86% of Surfshark One - https://linkly.link/2t8zX Great deals on Zen Broadband - https://linkly.link/2SXqb Support the podcast by shopping on Amazon - https://geni.us/npUEx

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  Episode #59

  Inside PMC’s 35th Anniversary Showcase At The Capitol Records Tower

  Sep 29, 20263 min

  Send us Fan Mail Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 A landmark studio upgrade rarely happens quietly, and PMC’s latest news makes that clear. We’re at the Capitol Records Tower in Los Angeles, where PMC celebrates 35 years with a music industry night built around live performance and critical listening. With artists, engineers, producers and senior figures in the room, the message is direct: monitoring still sits at the centre of modern music production, and the choices being made now are shaped by immersive workflows as much as classic stereo reference. From there, we dig into the headline that matters most to custom installation and studio design professionals: a major new PMC installation across Capitol Studios. Following a significant refurbishment timed with the facility’s 70th anniversary, more than 50 of PMC’s latest loudspeakers are now deployed across all six studios, alongside additional PMC Hi-Fi and on-wall speakers throughout offices and boardrooms. We walk through the room-by-room picture, from new main monitor systems and custom subwoofers in Studios A and B to Studio C’s stereo and immersive setup, plus the wider surround and height speaker duties that come with today’s production standards. We also spotlight the technology story behind the flagship PMC 10-4, including its Advanced Transmission Line design, Laminare X airflow, dedicated mid-range dome and high-frequency driver, and dedicated amplification totalling 5,600 watts. Finally, we share why PMC’s co-CEOs call this the biggest installation in the company’s history and what that signals for integrators, specifiers and anyone building reliable monitoring for demanding clients. Subscribe for weekday Inside CI news, share the episode with a colleague, and leave us a review. What’s the most important factor for you when specifying studio monitors: translation, headroom, or consistency across immersive rooms? Now lets hit play and catch up on the latest news. Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 Support the Podcast by using our Affiliated links, it costs you no extra: Earn Microsoft Points to spend on Games - https://linkly.link/2gVsi Get up to 86% of Surfshark One - https://linkly.link/2t8zX Great deals on Zen Broadband - https://linkly.link/2SXqb Support the podcast by shopping on Amazon - https://geni.us/npUEx

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  Episode #58

  Experience L-Acoustics HYRISS At The Highgate Showroom Open Day

  Sep 29, 20263 min

  Send us Fan Mail Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 You can read about immersive audio all day and still not know what it feels like until you sit in the room. That is the promise behind the L-Acoustics and Audiologic trade open day in London on 8 October, and we break down exactly why it matters for UK integrators, consultants, and anyone specifying high-performance audio in premium spaces. We walk through what’s happening at the L-Acoustics Highgate facility, including the three time slots designed to give installers genuine hands-on time with the systems and access to the project support teams. We also unpack the bigger industry context: Audiologic’s recent appointment as a certified provider distributor for L-Acoustics installation products across the UK and Ireland, and what that can mean when you need a smoother path from product choice to project delivery. The headline attraction is HIRIS, the Hyperreal Immersive Sound Space. We explain how it blends L-ISA spatial audio, Ambiance acoustic enhancement, and Anima machine learning upmixing so the room can shift between concert hall, cinema, stadium, and lounge style acoustics at the touch of a panel. Alongside that, we preview what you can hear and compare on the day, including X Series, S-Series, A-Series installation loudspeakers, SOCA in-wall systems, and the L-ISA Processor 2 in stereo and immersive configurations, all inside a residential-inspired showroom built to mirror real client environments. If you care about immersive audio, custom installation, and demo spaces that actually help you sell the experience, listen now, share the episode with a colleague, and leave us a review with the one question you would ask at the Highgate open day. Now lets hit play and catch up on the latest news. Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 Support the Podcast by using our Affiliated links, it costs you no extra: Earn Microsoft Points to spend on Games - https://linkly.link/2gVsi Get up to 86% of Surfshark One - https://linkly.link/2t8zX Great deals on Zen Broadband - https://linkly.link/2SXqb Support the podcast by shopping on Amazon - https://geni.us/npUEx

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  Episode #57

  AI-Enhanced Epson 3LCD Projectors For 500-Inch Home Cinema

  Sep 24, 20263 min

  Send us Fan Mail Epson has just refreshed its home cinema line-up in a way that should catch every integrator’s eye: 4K laser projection backed by AI-driven picture optimisation, plus Matter support for smarter control. We break down what’s been announced and why it matters if you’re designing media rooms, dedicated home theatres, or flexible family spaces where performance has to hold up in the real world, not just on a spec sheet. We walk through the platform story first, with Epson’s latest 3LCD laser foundation enhanced by an MT9681 chipset and smart home compatibility spanning Google Home, Samsung SmartThings, and Home Assistant. That interoperability angle is more than a buzzword; it can shape how you specify control, reduce friction during commissioning, and make the handover experience cleaner for clients who expect everything to work together. Then we get practical on model choice and use cases. The EH-LS5000 and EH-LS6000 target versatile home cinema installs, stepping from 2,500 to 3,400 lumens for brighter rooms, while AIPQ Scene 2.0 Plus processing, intelligent upscaling, motion optimisation, HDR10, and HLG support aim to keep content looking sharp and smooth. For bigger, more demanding projects, the EH-LS7000 brings 3,600 lumens and ISF-certified optimisation, and the EH-LS7500 introduces short throw into Epson’s pro home range, opening up compact spaces and specialist installs like indoor golf simulation and gaming. We also touch on the upgraded laser engine with LD Boost technology, designed to raise brightness without adding noise. Subscribe for more daily custom installation and AV industry news, and if this brief helped, share it with a colleague and leave a review so more integrators can find us. Now lets hit play and catch up on the latest news. Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 Support the Podcast by using our Affiliated links, it costs you no extra: Earn Microsoft Points to spend on Games - https://linkly.link/2gVsi Get up to 86% of Surfshark One - https://linkly.link/2t8zX Great deals on Zen Broadband - https://linkly.link/2SXqb Support the podcast by shopping on Amazon - https://geni.us/npUEx

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  Episode #56

  Wharfedale Claims Tighter Bass With A New Long-Throw Driver And ABR Design

  Sep 23, 20263 min

  Send us Fan Mail A new subwoofer line can look like “just another box”, right up until you have to spec bass that’s clean, controlled, and client-proof across wildly different rooms. Today we bring you a tight, practical news brief on Wharfedale’s Nova series, a new family of active subwoofers aimed squarely at custom installation, from compact spaces to full-fat home cinema. We walk through the range model by model: Nova 8 for smaller rooms, desktop systems, and discreet installs; Nova 10 for medium-sized rooms that still need agility; Nova 12 for deeper extension and more dynamic impact; and Nova 15 for demanding installations where output and depth are non-negotiable. If you’re choosing subwoofer size for room volume, seating distance, or target SPL, this line-up is designed to make that decision straightforward while keeping you in one consistent product family. Then we dig into what Wharfedale says is doing the heavy lifting: a newly engineered long-throw driver using a rigid, lightweight paper cone with a proprietary coating, plus a die-cast chassis, high-roll surround, high-excursion motor, large diameter voice coil for thermal efficiency, and an aluminium shorting ring to reduce distortion. We also cover the downward-firing mass-loaded auxiliary bass radiator (ABR) used across the range, designed to extend low frequencies without the turbulence, compression, and resonance issues that can come with reflex ports. We wrap with the installer-relevant details: high-current Class D amplification rated from 200W to 360W (model dependent) with up to 80V peak output, matte black finish, and UK pricing at £799 (Nova 8), £899 (Nova 10), £1,099 (Nova 12), and £1,299 (Nova 15). If this helped you think through subwoofer selection for custom installation, subscribe, share the episode with a colleague, and leave us a review so more integrators can find the briefing. Now lets hit play and catch up on the latest news. Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 Support the Podcast by using our Affiliated links, it costs you no extra: Earn Microsoft Points to spend on Games - https://linkly.link/2gVsi Get up to 86% of Surfshark One - https://linkly.link/2t8zX Great deals on Zen Broadband - https://linkly.link/2SXqb Support the podcast by shopping on Amazon - https://geni.us/npUEx

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