On film and TV sets, no two props or costumes are the same and standard electronics don’t always fit the brief.

That’s why we take our proven controller technology and adapt it into custom sizes, shapes, and layouts, allowing it to integrate seamlessly into your design. Whether it needs to sit inside a tight costume, follow the contour of a prop, or disappear completely from view, we can configure the controller to match your exact requirements.

Custom Layouts Without Compromise

Props often demand:

• Compact, space-conscious electronics

• Non-standard board shapes

• Specific connector placement

• Tailored LED layouts

In the example shown here, we used our PX1-R technology, and embedded the controller directly into a bespoke PCB, designed around the prop requirements, not the other way around.

This meant that our client could retain all the reliability and capability of our standard system, but in a format that works perfectly around their physical design constraints.

Full Control, However You Need It

Despite the custom form factor, you still get the full feature set:

Radio DMX Live Control
Integrate directly with the lighting desk for real-time control on set.

Standalone Playback
Store lighting behaviours onboard so the prop can:

• Run automatically

• Trigger at the press of a button

• Operate without a desk

Ideal for handheld props, costumes, or moving elements where cabling or constant control isn’t practical.

Built for Creative Flexibility

From subtle indicators to complex animated effects, the system can be programmed to behave exactly as required and once set, it will perform consistently, take after take.

Seamless Integration for Modern Productions

By adapting our controllers into custom shapes and configurations, we enable:

• Invisible integration into props and costumes

• Perfect alignment with your design

• Reduced installation complexity

• Reliable, repeatable lighting performance

As productions demand more realism and tighter integration, having electronics that fit your design rather than constrain it, makes all the difference.