Kevin Keely

Sensory Technologies is a leading audio-visual, videoconference system and collaboration solutions provider. Our customized solutions help to increase productivity and communication effectiveness for corporations, educational institutions, healthcare organizations and government agencies nationwide. We achieve this by providing our customers with a fully integrated solution consisting of system design and engineering, equipment procurement, system installation and integration, on-site service and Help-Desk management and support services. Sensory Technologies’ projects are most visible in boardrooms, conference rooms, training centers, universities, control centers, museums, hospitals and other specialized venues. Bottom line... we increase efficiencies through the use of A/V technology.

Markey’s Audio Visual was founded in 1959. It’s known in the Midwest and throughout the country for superior AV solutions. Video Images, Inc. got its start in Milwaukee in 1973. By 2004, its owners Anne and Andy Sellers had transformed the company into a regional leader in videoconferencing and advanced video and audio integration.

Sensory Technologies was formed when a division of Markey’s Audio Visual teamed up with Video Images. Together, we were able to share best practices and bring a whole new level of service to our customers. Sensory Technologies is a truly unique company where expert consulting and planning is just as accessible to our clients as competitively priced products.

Our company is built on the same foundation of customer service as the companies that merged to form us: Markey’s, a thriving company with over 44 years of experience and a track record of satisfied clients; and Video Images, an ICIA Gold Level Certified company with a no-nonsense approach to business.

Today, as Sensory Technologies, we assist companies in the integration of sound, imagery and environment. We provide collaboration and complete, turnkey services for design, engineering, and installation solutions. Our service offerings include videoconferencing system design, web streaming and distribution, sound and acoustic design, video and audio integration, and management of support services.