About Pedro Retes, CTS-D, CTS-I, ANP
I am a professional with over 15 years of experience in the AV industry and hold a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, combining practical expertise with a strong academic foundation. I lead engineering teams in developing and deploying innovative AV solutions across key sectors, including defense, education, finance, and healthcare.
As the director of Wave AV, I guide the company’s technological roadmap, focusing on the adoption of cutting-edge solutions and emerging industry standards. I’m committed to continuous learning - earning certifications such as CTS-D, CTS-I and ANP reflects that dedication. My leadership is driven by a vision to push the boundaries of AV technology and strengthen the industry’s evolution.
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Time goes on, and there is a lot of cool programming languages, but proprietary languages and control systems are created to make development faster and easier. A lot of things from adult languages are not needed in 99% AV projects.
I believe that you can build interface faster using GUI design tool (VTPro, GUI Designer and etc.) rather than coding HTML5.
I have seen big programs of large integrators where they are trying to develop one UI and one program for all kind of standard rooms and just configure them with .CSV data files just to save on development for each room individually. It looks fun.
Good point, Aleksey. Thank you for the comment!