The same engineer designs, builds, commissions, and supports the sound, the screens, and the controls in every room your business runs on.
More than a decade of rooms, on work across continents, each seen through from survey to sign-off by the engineer who designed it.
Rebuilt the auditorium and the flexible event rooms across their head office, added cameras that follow the speaker, and made every room behave the same.
Around-the-clock control for a national legislature, built to keep a full, secure record of every change, in an environment where nothing is allowed to drop.
Six rooms across the faculty, with lectures captured on demand and controls simple enough to teach with, no help needed.
Every hand-off is a place a room can go wrong. Here’s who touches yours.
That is the standard, in writing: every room is signed off against a documented test plan, the same measurement on the first room and the four-hundredth. If a single line fails, the room isn’t handed over. Each project ships with a record like this one, every line tested, the client kept private.
Audio, video, control, and the network underneath, drawn as one system. The control logic is Mantis’s own: written, bench-tested, and version-controlled, not a black box a third party programmed and left.
The software behind the service
Two worlds, engineered in-house: an operations plane that watches the work, and a control engine that drives it.
The operations plane
One place that remembers everything. The drawings, the quote, the commissioning record, the health of the gear in the rack. Built so a room can flag that it is drifting before your team ever walks in.
The control engine
Devices are data, not custom code. The same vendor-neutral core that drives a boardroom drives a broadcast studio. Configured for the space, never reprogrammed for it.
The whole stack lives under one roof: the room, the engine that runs it, and the plane that keeps watch. So the system drawn on paper is the one that ships, and the one that still holds years on.
Mantis Audiovisual owns each project outright.
View all servicesClear thinking before a cable is pulled: what your space actually needs, the right gear chosen on merit, and a system designed to run without babysitting.
Controls anyone can use, software written and bench-tested in-house, and audio tuned to the room. Every part is built under one roof, from the audio processing to the screens people tap to start.
Everything labeled, tested, and handed over with clear records and guides written in plain language. Long after handover, your team can run and fix the room with confidence.
Every room reports home, so a failing amplifier is caught before it finds your meeting. Updates land on a quiet maintenance window, never in the middle of your day.
Every badge below is held by the engineer who designs your system: trained and tested on the exact equipment that goes into your rooms.
Thirty minutes with the engineer who would design it, not a salesperson. You leave with the drawing-stage problems named, the ones that are cheap to fix on paper and expensive once the room is built, whether or not we end up working together.
A handful of rooms are in design at any one time, each owned by the person who drew it.
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