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AAAV Systems Ltd.

Manufacture, programming and servicing of animation, automation and audiovisual systems for entertainment and industrial applications.

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Alcorn McBride

Manufacturer of many show control products for theme parks and attractions. Serial, parallel, MIDI, SMPTE, and ethernet.

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Engineering services, and show control hardware and software for the entertainment industry. Belgium.

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Birket Engineering, Inc.

Control systems integrator specializing in the design, fabrication, programming, and installation of control systems for entertainment and industrial applications.

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Dataton AB

Developer and manufacturer of audiovisual show control products for the high impact presentation market. Based in Sweden with worldwide distribution.

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Interactive Controls Pty Ltd.

Designer, developer and programmer of control systems for events, installations, museums, control rooms, exhibitions and theme parks.

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Mad Systems Inc.

Provides custom audiovisual design, system integration, and technology solutions for museums and attractions.

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