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Commercial A/V Systems in Denver

Emergency AV-Down Visit (Venue / Commercial), $249 visit fee — credited toward the work

Commercial A/V system design and installation across the Denver metro — restaurants, bars, offices, worship, and entertainment venues, including a national restaurant chain's first four locations.

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  • Emergency AV-Down Visit (Venue / Commercial)

    $249 visit fee — credited toward the work

    Confirmed within 2 hours or fully refunded.

    Priority dispatch for bars, restaurants, venues, and offices with failed displays, audio, or presentation systems, focused on restoring service before your next open or meeting; the fee is credited toward repair labor.

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    What's included

    Priority dispatch for bars, restaurants, venues, and offices with failed displays, audio, or presentation systems, focused on restoring service before your next open or meeting; the fee is credited toward repair labor. Replacement equipment and after-restoration upgrades are quoted separately.

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What this covers

Program audio, displays, and switching for hospitality, conference, or house-of-worship rooms. Typical gear: DSP, amplifiers, matrix switchers, and control processors on a dedicated AV VLAN.

A recent build

Free-roam VR arena and arcade bar build-out

Denver metro

Size
~2,400 sq ft
Arena
8-player free-roam
Stations
12 VR stations
Also on site
DJ booth, pro sound, escape rooms, arcade bar
  • Proxmox edge-compute cluster — VMs and GPU nodes running the venue’s games, visuals, and platform on-site
  • DMX lighting with an RGB light matrix, programmed in MADRIX and synced to the room
  • Resolume-driven video and projection surfaces throughout the venue
  • Zoned club sound system
  • High-end gaming PC infrastructure with Pico VR headsets and shared-map free-roam play
  • Golf simulator and racing simulator design and installation
  • Full family-entertainment-center build-out, bar included
  • Barbot — online reservations, point of sale, and venue management running the operation

Autotelic designed and built a free-roam virtual-reality arena and arcade bar as a complete family-entertainment-center build-out: Proxmox edge compute with VM and GPU clusters, DMX lighting driving an RGB light matrix programmed in MADRIX, Resolume-fed visuals, zoned club sound, high-end gaming PC infrastructure with Pico headsets and shared-map free-roam VR, golf and racing simulators, and Barbot running online reservations, point of sale, and venue management.

Wide view of the LED tube wall in deep blue
The room, lit by the matrix
Projection-mapped walls washing the room in visuals
Projection surfaces driven by the GPU cluster
Orb ceiling installation over the venue floor
Venue build-out — lighting design
RGB LED tube matrix glowing over the room
RGB light matrix — MADRIX-programmed DMX
Waveform video wall above the DJ booth with LED chevrons
Resolume-fed video wall
Ceiling light field with projected patterns
DMX scenes synced to the room

A recent build

Venue technology: karaoke rooms, darts lanes, edge compute and a power-recovery orchestrator

Denver · 2026

Timeline
Built March–May 2026 · live July 2026
Displays
28+ across two floors
Cameras
12× 4K PoE with AI analytics
Platform
Barbot — Autotelic’s own venue OS
  • 5-over-5 bar video wall — 10× 70" commercial displays plus a 1×4 wall, driven by Resolume Arena over NDI from a dedicated edge compute rig; ESPN schedule integration auto-triggers match content and AI-generated signage fills non-match hours
  • 28+ displays across two floors — every screen independently addressable on its own media player
  • 2 custom karaoke suites — touchscreen room control running a custom Barbot karaoke app (song library, queue, lyrics — no third-party subscription), UHF mics, DSP, acoustic treatment, mood lighting
  • 2 DJ booths (both floors) with powered subs and tops on dedicated circuits — zoned DSP with level limiting; background audio auto-ducks when the DJ goes live
  • A/R darts rough-in — projector boxes, HDMI + Cat6 home runs, conduit, and dedicated circuits for 2 augmented-reality dart lanes
  • 12× 4K PoE cameras with AI analytics — occupancy counting, queue detection, security alerts
  • 8-speaker zoned background audio with gaming-area integration
  • Barbot platform running it all — AI digital signage, POS, kitchen management, karaoke, sports scheduling, fan gamification, and 9 scheduled AI agents — no third-party SaaS required

Every display, speaker, camera, and touchscreen connects to one headend — managed by software Autotelic wrote, on edge hardware Autotelic installed.

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Technical scope

Program audio, displays, and switching for hospitality, conference, or house-of-worship rooms. Typical gear: DSP, amplifiers, matrix switchers, and control processors on a dedicated AV VLAN. Commissioning includes source routing and preset recall; live-event touring packages are out of scope.

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How the work is coordinated

Commissioning includes source routing and preset recall; live-event touring packages are out of scope. Denver-metro work is permitted locally. Colorado has no statewide general-contractor license. Cities and counties license general contractors. DORA licenses electrical and plumbing (and similar regulated trades), not general contractors. Autotelic is a municipally licensed Denver general contractor that coordinates licensed specialty trades. Denver building permits run through Community Planning and Development (CPD). Costs are project-specific; no dollar figures.

FAQ

Common questions

How much does Emergency AV-Down Visit (Venue / Commercial) cost?

$249 visit fee — credited toward the work.

How do I book?

Press Book next to the job, pick a date, and pay in full. Confirmed within 2 hours or fully refunded.

Who handles the commercial a/v systems permits and licensing?

A municipally licensed Denver general contractor coordinates licensed specialty trades. Colorado has no statewide general-contractor license; cities and counties license general contractors. DORA licenses electrical and plumbing, not general contractors.

What is typically in scope for commercial a/v systems in Denver?

Program audio, displays, and switching for hospitality, conference, or house-of-worship rooms.

When do you need drawings or a permit?

Anything that changes structure, occupancy, or regulated electrical or plumbing usually needs a local permit. Denver building permits are reviewed by Community Planning and Development. Confirm the exact trigger with CPD for the address.

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