New Zealand isn't just joining the digital revolution, it's helping create it. Auckland-based company ICE AV, has spent the past 11 years pushing the boundary in audio visual technology.
Founder Kevin Andreassend said one of his projects was mounting a large LED screen next to a indoor swimming pool in
Invercargill. Swimmers will be able to watch videos, and pretend to swim with fish or be chased by pictures of sharks.
"The deep south is very innovative. I take my hat off to them."
Andreassend is currently working on building two large LED screens to be attached to two buildings, one in Waikato, the other in Wellington. He said these projects were still in the early stages.
"It's early days in New Zealand. There's not a lot of this technology yet, apart from the screens in rugby stadiums," he said.
