MAD Systems
Also known as: Mad Systems, Inc.
ActiveDelivered AV integration for Fantasy: Realms of Imagination at the Bowers Museum (opened October 26, 2024) and for Dimensions in Testimony installations at the El Paso Holocaust Museum (opened October 5, 2024) and the Virginia Holocaust Museum (opened November 2024); company website and press coverage updated through 2026. (verified 2026-07-18)
MAD Systems is an Orange, California-based audiovisual systems integrator founded in 1998 by Maris Ensing. The firm designs, engineers, and installs AV infrastructure for museums, visitor centers, brand experiences, and themed attractions, known for its non-proprietary QuickSilver AV platform and its "AV++" architecture-first approach to long-lifecycle venue technology.
| Headquarters | Orange, CA |
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| Founded | 1998 |
| Roles | AV Integration |
| Website | https://madsystems.com |