GOTHENBURG, Sweden — LumenRadio announced that ACME joined the group of manufacturers incorporating the company’s CRMXchip in its products earlier this month. ACME, one of the largest enterprises known worldwide for is specialization in the field of lighting, will now include CRMXchip as a standard feature for their existing and future professional product line.
More details from LumenRadio (www.lumenradio.com):
LumenRadio have been working very closely with ACME during the last couple of months to include the CRMXchip in some of ACME’s current bestselling products, such as XP-1000SZ/WZ, XP-16R Spot and Beam, as well as CM-600Z.
“We are very pleased to be in a OEM partnership with LumenRadio. ACME always strives to be in the technology forefront and CRMXchip will help us with just that. With a wireless receiver as a standard feature, our customers will now benefit from having wireless DMX control integrated tightly into the fixture. Also, we are proud knowing our customers get the most reliable wireless solution on the market”, explains Thomas Su, Director of Product & Resource Strategy, at ACME.
Both LumenRadio and ACME believes the partnership is heading towards a very bright future, and that the partnership has a tremendous potential.
Jessica Björk, Sales & Marketing Manager at LumenRadio comments, “We are very excited about this new partnership and the great potential that comes with it. ACME has been around for over 29 years as a manufacturer of professional lighting products and I think it’s fair to say that so far they have exceeded the industry’s expectations in every area. This is just the beginning and I’m confident that we will see more from this partnership in the near future”.
CRMXchip was launched at Prolight+Sound in Frankfurt earlier this year. The patent pending CRMXchip is the world’s first wireless DMX SoC (System on Chip) solution with a size to that of a fingernail (6mm x 6mm). With CRMXchip, manufacturers can for the first time fully integrate a multi functional wireless DMX receiver into high volume products where cost and size are prioritized without compromising quality or performance.
