SM&W provides design, specification and implementation management of audiovisual systems for classrooms, boardrooms, training rooms, conference rooms, video conference rooms, television and radio studios, courtrooms, auditoria, theaters, etc.

Classrooms: Large format, high-resolution display of videocassettes, laser discs, Internet sources, internal or commercial broadcast or cable sources, etc. Voice amplification, electronic podium/instructor's workstation with dedicated computers, VCRs, laser disk players, slide-to-video converters etc. Touch screen control of all room technology. Student response systems and voice pickup, LAN and power connections at each student location.

Distance Learning: Dedicated television classrooms and standard classrooms outfitted with video conferencing equipment. Base building infrastructure so that every classroom has the potential to become a teledistance video origination/reception facility.

Courthouses: Technology for visual and aural access includes audio systems, distributed visual displays, multiple visual sources, video origination, systems control and telecommunications links. Systems above and beyond the basic US Federal Courts Guide include network broadcast connectivity, video recording capabilities with automated cameras, fiber optic backbone provisions, video conferencing links with remote jurisdictions, and video arraignment capabilities.

TV Production & Broadcast Studios: Base building planning for proper dimensional ratios, studio height, support facilities such as post-production and master control room requirements, recommendations on technology trends, satellite uplinks/downlinks, coaxial or fiber optic distribution systems.

Master Control Room Technology: Central switching for a variety of audio, video and computer signals; the point of centralization for shared equipment (CODECs); video recording and distribution, audio and video monitoring, RF system control, voice communication to rooms, and remote control of audiovisual equipment.

Control System Interface Design: Customized design of intuitive graphical interfaces for audiovisual control systems based upon the needs of the end-user.