Event Tech Research is a London-based R&D and education studio focused on modern event audio, networking, and control. We prototype practical tools for technicians and production teams — then share the knowledge back through documentation, training, and open-architecture design.
We explore how networked audio, OSC, and open protocols can simplify real-world workflows for engineers in live events, theatre, and broadcast — especially when reliability, speed, and clarity matter most.
The goal is simple: reduce friction on show day and make complex systems feel approachable.
Our approach is grounded in real deployments — the kind where RF noise is brutal, time is short, and the show still has to go on.
Transport · monitoring · low-latency engineering
OSC · scene workflows · universal control concepts
VLANs · PoE · resilient edge deployments
Hedera is designed to link moving floats along a parade route. It carries uncompressed stereo audio with minimal latency, plus a service channel for engineering coordination — engineered for hostile RF environments.
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