About Drew Lobley
Drew Lobley is an accomplished AV and technology professional with 30 years of experience in driving business growth, fostering innovation, and leading successful teams. From founding entrepreneurial ventures to delivering innovative solutions, Drew specializes in building relationships, delivering impactful solutions, and advocating for the AV industry.
As an active contributor to AVIXA’s System Integrators Council and a mentor to colleagues, Drew combines strategic vision with a passion for empowering others. His expertise in professional AV systems, coupled with a commitment to continuous learning, ensures exceptional results for clients and partners alike.
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This is a game changer! It’ll help coaches communicate better with their teams, and that’s sure to lead to improved performance.
I would love to see if this could be applied under ice. So many applications from hockey to a Disney production.
If you’re a system integrator or independent technical specialist, you are welcome to join us at InfoComm for our council meetup. Looking forward to connecting with old friends and hopefully making some new ones.
I completely agree with this article—EASE is such a game-changer for anyone working in AV design. It’s surprising to hear that some electrical engineers in the field aren’t familiar with it, considering how essential it is for getting audio systems right. The ability to simulate sound in 3D and tackle issues like SPL distribution, STI, and material absorption before anything is installed is such a time-saver and ensures the design actually works in the real world.
I also love how EASE makes collaboration so much easier. Being able to show architects, clients, and other stakeholders exactly how the sound will behave helps get everyone on the same page. Plus, with the integration of AI and VR, it’s only going to get better—making acoustic design more efficient and accurate than ever.
If you’re in AV design and not using EASE, you’re definitely missing out. It’s one of those tools that’s absolutely worth learning.