Corning turned to Crestron for the technology to power its Optical Communications building as that division of the company became its largest, and DM NVX technology was deployed throughout the sprawling headquarters.

“Our space is very flexible. It can change on a daily basis — DM NVX allowed us to transform our spaces, no matter what the requirement was.” — Robert Basile, Senior Solution Architect, Corning

The 168-year-old Fortune 500® company grew from a manufacturer that created the glass for Thomas Edison’s early incandescent light bulbs to a worldwide innovator of a variety of products — including optical communications cabling and other solutions. As the enterprise expands from its primary corporate HQ in Upstate New York, it needs new buildings — and this 180,000-square-foot Optical Communications headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, is one of their most advanced.

“The DM NVX platform allows us to route or broadcast content all over the building. So if we're in a meeting space that's not large enough to handle everyone, we can broadcast that exact same content to multiple rooms around the building.” — Brian Davis, Director of Market Development, Corning

When you’re bringing an 18th-century Tuscan mansion into the modern age, you don’t have much room for cables. That’s why AV integrator Sereni Elettronica selected Crestron DM NVX AV-over-IP technology for this luxury home.

“Crestron technology allowed us to make a complex question into a simple solution.” — Daniele Sereni, Co-owner, Sereni Elettronica

What began as a project retrofitting a single room, this technology update eventually spanned the entire property, so ease of control was vital. With each source having a 4K output, the homeowner simply needs to move the icon on their tablet to create a side-by-side, picture-in-picture display. Crestron DM NVX technology delivers every scene with zero latency and seamless content distribution, all of which are easily edited by the homeowner from a single tablet.

“We had used other systems in the past, but Crestron is definitely the best.” — The homeowner

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An esports program is more than team competition or entertainment for a student body. It’s also a great way to introduce students to a variety of disciplines, from computer programming to management and even broadcasting. When UNC Greensboro undertook the creation of a 3,300 square-foot arena with 48 gaming PCs and three gaming console bays, they asked Horizon AVL and Esports Integration to create a Crestron solution.

"The flexibility, reliability, and ease of use is why my team decided to install DM NVX technology in the UNCG Esports Center.” — Joshua Kell, Chief Executive Officer, Horizon AVL and Esports Integration

As the case study notes,

Crestron DM NVX routes audio and video to create scenic elements in their game bases. The several game bays hold various consoles that can be plugged into the wall and displayed on the corresponding TV for each game bay, which is immediately routed with a Crestron DM NVX encoder. Crestron DM NVX was also introduced into the broadcast system to have full 4K broadcasting that converts the HDMI® signal to SDI, so broadcasting and streaming can happen simultaneously with very low latency.

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There’s a hotel at the foot of Poland's incredibly scenic Tatra Mountains, a four-star family-run complex with 277 rooms, two restaurants, thermal baths, and a world-class conference center. A recent renovation demanded a state-of-the-art AV solution that required minimal cabling, and a Crestron DM NVX AV-over-IP system installed by the firm A+V filled the bill.

“Thanks to the functionalities offered by Crestron’s DM NVX AV-over-IP technology, an impressive conference space was established in one of the most beautiful locations in Poland.” —Jarosław Kołcun, CEO, A+V

The conference room, for example, needed multiple displays to ensure that meeting attendees could see presentations from any angle — and DM NVX technology handles the task with zero latency. Customers and their guests can tailor the system to their needs, helping turn the resort into a true business-meets-pleasure destination — and raising the area’s visibility as a vacation wonderland.

“We’ve had immensely positive feedback about the Crestron technology from our customers, which we’re gladly seeing translate into more inquiries — and reservations!” — Tomasz Rzadkosz, Events Manager, Hotel Bania Thermal & Ski

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One of the things that sets the Fellowship Living Life Plan Community apart from its competitors is its approach to providing full amenities — after all, just because someone’s in a senior care facility doesn’t mean they shouldn’t have access to all of the benefits of modern technology.

“By outfitting these new spaces with advanced, unified technology, we are able to eliminate any daily complications and offer our elders and team members a seamless experience.” — John Dalton, Principal Consultant, IT Initiatives, Inc.

As the campus expands, it’s grown to include an expansive fitness center, salon and spa, medical suites, and more. All those spaces have been outfitted with Crestron DM NVX technology for best-in-class content distribution across the entire community. The solutions, integrated by the firm IT Initiatives, Inc., also help residents stream live events and religious services into their individual residences. It’s all part of a complete package of Crestron solutions designed for maximum ease of use.

“Crestron has helped us create an ultra-luxury, sophisticated living experience for more than 450 residents in our Life Plan Community.” — Brian G. Lawrence, President & CEO, Fellowship Senior Living

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Thirteen major courtrooms. Two commissioners’ hearing rooms. Countless meeting spaces. All of these facilities needed to be brought into the 21st century in a manner that adhered to strict requirements for the government of Benton County. Ultimately, the county called on the firm Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. (CTDG) to integrate Crestron DM NVX AV-over-IP technology to distribute flawless, high-resolution video content safely and securely across the network.

“The beauty of DM NVX is the fact that it’s so easy to get signals anywhere you need them.” — Bill Holaday, Principal, Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc.

The case study points to a major reason that CTDG chose a Crestron solution:

Crestron DM NVX helps the court present evidence in an advanced way while also adhering to one of the courts’ most important elements, content preview. Before anyone sees a source, the judge must approve it. If there's any kind of issue with content being shown before it is used, it could cause a mistrial or several legal issues. Crestron provides the judge with the capability to easily select up to five different ways to share evidence across the eight different courtroom displays.

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A yacht like the Mangusta Oceano 50.2 is something of a “boutique hotel on the water” — its owners and guests are accustomed to luxury, but the system needs to handle the demands of the crew, too. Security is paramount, and space is limited on a superyacht, so the system delivering the necessary content has to be a solution of utmost quality.

"As a designer and programmer, the flexibility of Crestron means the limit is only set by creativity.” — Giovanni Nucatola, Designer/Programmer, G2M Sistemi

Crestron DM NVX AV-over-IP technology is used to distribute traditional satellite TV to the cabins and common areas, but there’s more to the system than just entertainment: the crew needs to call up screens from the yacht navigation system and view multiscreen video feeds from the external cameras of the onboard CCTV system. (Piracy is a very real concern.) DM NVX AV-over-IP is scalable without a major retrofit, which is critical in the tight spaces seen in marine integrations.

"The system is extremely friendly for new users. I would recommend a Crestron system for any yacht.” David Bello, Chief Engineer, Crew of the Mangusta Oceano 50.2

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