NodeScope
One operational view of wireless receiver telemetry and Dante channels. RF, battery, audio and faults, with clear timestamps and stale-data awareness.
Explore NodeScope ↗Research-led audio, control and technology.
Built around the people behind the show.
Event Tech Research is a London-based R&D and education studio working across modern event audio, networking and control.
We connect field engineering with practical research, turning technical problems into useful tools, reliable workflows and documentation that crews can work with.
Networked audio design, signal paths, system integration and show-day diagnostics.
↗02 /OSC, device integration and network infrastructure designed around real production workflows.
↗03 /Bespoke software, embedded hardware and practical prototypes for difficult event challenges.
↗04 /Clear drawings, operator guides and hands-on handovers that keep systems understandable.
↗One operational view of wireless receiver telemetry and Dante channels. RF, battery, audio and faults, with clear timestamps and stale-data awareness.
Explore NodeScope ↗Dave means “favourite” — a familiar name for your stand’s new favourite.
An interactive display stand with visitor-triggered video, audio and responsive LEDs, managed through a browser on its private network.
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Explore Hedera Link ↗Find switch and port announcements, discover hosts and Dante devices, inspect OSC messages and monitor your laptop’s network connection.
Explore ProSightX ↗Run DHCP from a Windows laptop or Mac on an isolated show network, with configurable address pools, active leases and a readable activity log.
Explore MYLan ↗Live environments demand clarity. We build around the engineer who has to understand the system when time is short.
Inside the studio ↗Audio, networking, control or something that doesn't exist yet.