

a) IR Sensor,

b) Switch or remote-
control unit (which I'd like so people don't touch the thing),
c) Speakers: Still up in the air. The ones the engineer suggests are quite nice and small, however, may be too deep to fit behind the work (they measure 2.6x3x2.3 inches [6.6x7.6x5.84 cm])
Redirect: Now that there's a possibility that the panels may be LED, the speaker may not need to be flat-paneled--or that just might be a requirement.

The two speakers on the right also have to be tested for sound clarity. THe reason for going with a better speaker is that ambient sound has the potential of turning into noise.
More on that over the weekend.
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