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07 May 2013
Asia Pacific locations • Projects

Fujitsu Tokyo

Production Science has been active in the Japanese market since our inception. We have always specialised in helping companies with live events and exhibitions in all areas of Japan.

We have two Japanese speakers on our staff, as well as a network of contractors within Japan upon whom we can call.  We are experienced in the cultural and technical issues of working in Japan.

We were recently asked to provide production assistance for WRG to assist them with their Fujitsu client for a Global Business Forum, held in Shiodome, Tokyo.

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In addition to Japanese speaking  production management and technical support we imported scenic elements not available in Japan, and acted as liaison between the UK production team and the Japanese suppliers and venue.

More info on our work in Japan

 

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07 May 2013
Projects

Qasr-Al_Hosn Festival

The Qasr-Al_Hosn cultural festival in Abu Dhabi had specific technical requirements for the delivery of their story to visitors. Guests used a mobile application on their phone to scan QR codes located on a trail of culturally significant objects in the grounds of the fort in Abu Dhabi. The QR codes were produced by unusual means such as wood carving and weaving the codes into traditional carpets. Production Science devised a content delivery system that served the content without reliance on the site internet connection, whilst allowing users to click through to social networks to discuss the significance of the objects and promote the exhibition.  This system worked for 3G and wifi users, as well as being available on the internet for off-site  browsing.

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07 May 2013
Projects

COP 18

The 18th Council Of Parties in Doha was a world class event requiring our full attention. We were pleased to supply technical services and equipment to both the President’s and GCC pavilions. Our scope included lighting, Audio Visual, show relay, IPTV and power distribution as well as meeting room support technicians. This event was serviced entirely from our Doha depot.

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07 May 2013
London 2012 Olympic Locations • Projects

London 2012

Production Science were heavily involved in the London 2012 Olympics from the initial market feasibility studies in 2009 right through to sponsorship support, test event delivery, media centre provision and Games time structures power distribution and structure and site lighting.

We were contracted both to LOCOG and their suppliers and we were active at Olympic Park and all the main sites in London, Weymouth and Eton as well as non competition venues and the IOC Hotel.

Further details:

UPS in comms rooms and OVRs

Horseguards Parade – structures power and lighting, site and emergency lighting

The Mall – structures power and lighting, site and emergency lighting

Horseguards/The Mall OVR and Timing room technical construction

ExCel – site and broadcast compound lighting

Media Centres – interior fitout and bandwidth

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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07 May 2013
Projects

British Business Embassy

Lancaster House Garden

Lancaster House – Temporary Terrace structure and Garden

 

“Britain’s Open For Business” – The UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office were tasked with showcasing Britain and hosting foreign trade delegations and meetings for the UK FCO during the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics in London.

Production Science’s London depot were contracted to deliver and manage the technical aspects of this event, which comprised :

High availability internet connectivity, broadcast management, lighting, samsung device loan software, meeting room AV, show relay, IT delegate support, high density wireless connectivity, webcasting, fibre lines to BT tower and microwave for daily live broadcast

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29 Apr 2012
Projects

Soundforms

A new and interesting project for us – the first time the acoustics of a concert hall have been designed into a temporary structure.  We were brought in for technical advice and to provide a lighting scheme that could be concealed within the structure without affecting the Arup-designed acoustics. Besides ES Global, we were pleased to be working alongside Mark Stephenson, Mark Cunniffe, Chris Cronin, Brit Row and BFLS architects.

More : http://www.soundforms.co.uk/partners.php

Press comment on the lighting : Mondo Arc magazine p42

 

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29 Apr 2012
Projects

HTC at MWC

Another year at Mobile World Congress, and we were delighted to be asked back to deliver all of the networking, telecom and technical demo requirements for HTC’s exhibition, hospitality and Press conference.  We delivered a mixture of connectivity, including leased lines and WiMax solutions to the various locations around site. New product demos included in-car entertainment and HDR /Low light photography and of course handsets featuring the latest build of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich.

 

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12 Dec 2011
Projects

Pan Arab Games 2011

Production Science were proud to be part of the consortium selected to deliver the entire overlay for the 2011 Pan Arab Games. Working with industry giants WRG, Aggreko, Caterpillar, De Boer and Byrne we delivered the entire power solution for the games. Approximately 35MW of power across 22 sites and 11 broadcast compounds was produced from 253 gensets. A further 10MW was delivered for David Atkins Enterprises on 16 Aggreko sets for the opening ceremony. All power planning, power distribution, cabling, lighting and site lighting was by Production Science. 160 tonnes of freight were shipped and flown from Dubai and London by Rockit cargo and handled locally by GAC and Carson Logistics.

Opening Ceremony

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12 Dec 2011
Projects

World Petroleum Congress 2011

The 20th World Petroleum Congress was recently held in Doha, Qatar and Production Science were contracted by WRG to provide technical services to the opening ceremopny and Arabian Nights gala dinner. For the opening ceremony we provided 2.4MW of power on 3 synchronised Caterpillar gensets to supplement the DEC house supplies, as well as assisting the Lighting Designer, Gary Collins with his requirements for foyer and exterior lighting and sky beams. The Arabian Nights evening required 12 gensets, 3km of festoon lighting and innumerable Arabic lanterns, as well as power supplies to the creations of Adam Basset Lighting Design.

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12 Dec 2011
Projects

Reach out to Asia 2011

Production Science were delighted to be contracted to provide power services for WRG’s production of the Reach Out to Asia charity Gala Dinner. Hosted by Hugh Grant, the auction of Damien Hirst and other major art works was held to raise funds for those in need of quality education in Asia. Synchronised generator supplies were required to supplement existing house supplies and integration with existing wiring had to be achieved in a tight time frame.

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