Rants & rAVes — Episode 1532: FSR Brings New Cable Pilot and Touch Panel Solutions to InfoComm
In our last pre-InfoComm Rants & rAVes before we leave for Las Vegas, I spoke with Chaz Porter, director of global sales at FSR, about the products the company is bringing to the show.
During our conversation, Chaz discussed the continued growth of FSR’s Cable Pilot retractable cable system and how changing meeting room designs are driving demand for simpler, more flexible connectivity solutions. We also talked about the company’s expanding line of touch panel protective enclosures and why protecting and securing control interfaces has become increasingly important in public and shared spaces.
Attendees can visit FSR at booth C8317 to see the latest Cable Pilot products, touch panel enclosures and other connectivity solutions, and can stop by on Thursday afternoon to help celebrate the company’s 45th anniversary.
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