MMU uses Crestron DM NVX AV-over-IP technology as a cornerstone of its modern learning environments, which began with its deployment in the School of Digital Arts (SODA). This was the university's first experience with Crestron DM NVX technology, and it set a high standard for future projects. The SODA offers courses spanning film, animation, UX, design, photography, sound design, gaming, and AI. DM NVX technology delivers audio and video feeds that can be perfectly synchronized for music studios. The building has proven to be one of the most reliable on campus, inspiring confidence in DM NVX AV-over-IP technology for campus-wide installations.
The success of the SODA building led to the replication of Crestron DM NVX systems in the new Dalton building, which houses the high-tech science laboratory, the Superlab. The Superlab exemplifies MMU’s commitment to providing cutting-edge educational technology. It is a large-scale, open-plan science laboratory that accommodates up to 180 students and features a full wet lab setup with sinks, gas taps, and medical-grade touch screens at each student station. The touch screens are integrated with the Crestron DM NVX AV-over-IP system, allowing seamless switching between student-controlled computers and instructor-led content, fostering both individual and collaborative learning.