Maris Ensing is the founder of Mad Systems Inc., an award-winning audio-visual and interactive system designer and integrator. The company designs, engineers and develops reliable turnkey systems and it specialises in innovative and unique solutions from high-tech state-of-the-art exhibits to electro-mechanical hands-on experiences. Mad Systems provides a full range of solutions to the many challenges of audio-visual presentations including everything from interactive computer systems to video display solutions that address the needs of its clients anywhere in the world. It creates personalised media delivery systems, traditional audio-visual systems, interactive exhibits and technology-based interactive solutions.
The company holds several patents. A recent innovation is Alice, a solution that utilises artificial intelligence (AI) to create personalised, diverse and varied content for exhibitions, shows, presentations and everyday life.
“Creating engaging and personalized narratives is the cornerstone of memorable visitor
experiences in interactive media. The Alice system by Mad Systems is a groundbreaking
initiative at the intersection of technology and personalized storytelling,” explained Ensing. “As we transition to a post-smartphone era, where seamless and personalized interactions are the gold standard, Mad Systems’ token-less recognition technology is setting the pace.
One nominator said: “Maris Ensing is a true visionary in the field of audio-visual design and technology. His work is constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible, and he is always looking for new ways to create immersive and engaging experiences for users. His work has and will continue to have a profound impact on the industry.
“I am particularly impressed by Maris’s work on the QuickSilver Media Delivery system and the Alice technology. These are both groundbreaking innovations that have the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with museums and other cultural institutions. I am excited to see what Maris does next, and I am confident that he will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in audiovisual design.”