Connected, Immersive & Innovation-Ready AV for Automotive
Automotive OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, R&D centres and manufacturing plants operate across environments that range from precision design studios to noisy assembly floors.
The AV in each of these spaces plays a different role: enabling global design collaboration, creating immersive showroom experiences, keeping production lines informed and connecting engineering teams across time zones.
What We Solve
AV Challenges Automotive Organisations Face
Automotive organisations operate across design studios, engineering labs, showrooms and assembly plants. AV must support real-time global collaboration, immersive customer experiences and safety-critical production communication across environments that range from executive suites to noisy factory floors.
Global Design & Engineering Collaboration
Design teams in multiple countries need to review 3D models, clay scans and CAD renders simultaneously. Colour-accurate displays, low-latency video and high-resolution sharing are critical to getting design decisions right.
Showroom & Customer Experience
Digital showrooms, vehicle configurators and immersive displays let customers explore vehicles virtually. The modern showroom is becoming a technology experience rather than simply a floor of cars.
Plant Floor Safety & Communication
Assembly lines, paint shops and logistics areas need PA, mass notification, Andon systems and visual dashboards that reach every worker including those in high-noise zones.
R&D Labs & Testing Environments
NVH labs, wind tunnels, simulation rooms and prototype bays require specialised AV for data visualisation, recording and cross-team review of test results.
Dealer Network & Training
Hundreds of dealerships need consistent AV for product launches, sales training, service certification and brand communication from headquarters.
Production Operations & Real-Time Visibility
Video walls and dashboards display live production data, quality metrics and supply chain status so plant managers can make informed decisions quickly.
Environments We Design & Deliver
Each space links to our detailed solution page. Click to explore how we approach the design and technology for each environment.
Design Studios & Review Rooms
Colour-accurate displays, 4K/8K visualisation and low-latency video for global design collaboration and model review.
Assembly Plant Floors
Andon systems, production dashboards, PA/mass notification and industrial-grade displays for safety and operations.
Employee communication, brand messaging, town hall events and hybrid all-hands in campus social spaces.
R&D Labs & Test Facilities
Specialised AV for NVH labs, wind tunnels and prototype bays with recording and multi-source data visualisation.
Case Studies
See how we have delivered AV solutions for organisations in this sector.
Built for Automotive
We understand the specific operational, regulatory and experiential requirements of your sector.
Automotive Expertise
From design studios to assembly lines, we understand the full spectrum of automotive AV environments.
Global Design Collaboration
Industrial-Grade Reliability
Production-Connected
Ready to Transform Your Automotive Facilities?
Talk to our automotive specialists about AV for your design studios, showrooms, plants and global operations.
Actis FAQs
We design for both. Office environments get collaboration-grade AV while plant floors get industrial-rated equipment built for dust, noise and vibration. The two are managed from a single platform.
Yes. Digital showroom content, configurators and LED displays can be updated centrally so every dealership or experience centre reflects the latest models and brand messaging simultaneously.
We deploy colour-accurate displays and low-latency video systems that let design teams in different countries review models and renders together as though they were in the same studio.
Most deployments are phased to minimise disruption to production. A typical programme covering offices, plant floor and showroom runs from a few weeks to several months depending on scale.


