ISE 2025 Day 4

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The dark underbelly of AI

By Monica Heck

The potentially devastating impact AI can have on both planet and people is often forgotten, yet we cannot afford to ignore its carbon footprint.

Delivering the Smart Workplace Summit keynote, Claudia Feiner, AI, IT, Web3 & gaming consultant, leader and mentor, reminded the audience that AI has emerged as “both a culprit and a saviour” when it comes to tackling the current challenges facing humanity, ranging from the climate crisis to

economic and political instability, and even fake news.

Devastating images of e-waste dumps, rare earth metal mines, and shadow workers illustrated her call to be more mindful of the impact that AI is having on our shared world.

“The truth is that AI runs on minerals. From GPUs to data centres, all the big tech companies depend on ‘grey gold’, lithium, cobalt and rare earth elements,” said Feiner.

“Places with low regulation bear the scars of our demand for technology. Isn’t it ironic that something as abstract as AI is

ISE Hackathon brings students and industry together

Sponsored by Hikvision, Philips Professional Displays and EIT Culture and Creativity, the ISE Hackathon wraps up today with project presentations starting at 12:00 on the Pitching Stage in Congress Square, followed by an Awards Ceremony at 15:00 where the winning projects and teams will be announced.

The ISE Hackathon brought together 60 elite students from leading business and engineering schools to tackle realworld challenges set by AV industry partners.

“The companies that set these challenges are highly engaged,” said Xavier Marlasca, one of the ISE Hackathon coordinators. “They see this as an opportunity to gain fresh insights from young, talented individuals whose ideas are not shaped by industry norms.”

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Broadcast tech and grassroots support hold promise for esports

By Michael Burns

The Esports Arena in Hall 8.1 played host yesterday to a panel discussion, ‘AV Esports - It’s in the game. The audiovisual rise of the esports phenomenon’, with moderator Ciarán Doran leading the panel in a wide range of topics from latency to media rights.

Ted Romanowitz, principal analyst at Futuresource Consulting, highlighted the convergence of traditional broadcast and emerging technologies, with the panel discussing how high frame rate streaming, interactive overlays and real-time graphics are improving viewer engagement.

On media rights, Sam Cooke, co-founder, UNEVN, ESG Gaming, said: “We need esports to be able to reach as many people as possible to be able to grow the pie [for revenue], and that means scale, that means access, and that means absolutely not putting esports behind a paywall.”

He also stressed the importance of grassroots involvement, advocating for schools and local clubs to help develop a truly localised esports ecosystem.

The Esports Arena plays host to more content today, covering career opportunities and how Barcelona is booming as an esports hub.

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THE CAPITAL OF INNOVATION: HOW BARCELONA HAS BECOME A GAMING AND ESPORTS HUB

7 February, 11:15-12:50

Esports Arena

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: HOW THE ECOSYSTEM WORKS

7 February, 12:00-12:45

Esports Arena

rooted in the physical world,

Feiner: ‘Places with low regulation bear the scars of our demand for technology’

(L-R): Ciarán Doran, Deep Blue Sapphire; Darren Gosney, product specialist manager, Blackmagic Design; Sam Cooke, ESG Gaming; Ana Oliveras, director, Layers of Reality; Ted Romanowitz, Futuresource Consulting

Tackling real-world industry challenges

Transforming retail worldwide

By Sheryl Hickey

Design trends and best practices were presented yesterday by invidis consulting managing director Florian Rotberg and senior partner Stefan Schieker as they delivered a keynote session exploring the coolest stores as part of the Retail Track. They also revealed that Paris, Taiwan, India and Thailand are among the global destinations leading the way when it comes to digital signage innovations in retail.

Projects praised included an LED floor in a Bangkok department store, Telefónica Madrid’s LED

signage, and Nike’s mesh LED design on the Centre Pompidou for the Paris Olympics.

Schieker noted that business protocols for sustainability, cybersecurity and AI were “game changers” in terms of innovation, while flexibility in design was also key: “You can change the look and feel of a space using digital elements; you can make it into anything.”

Rotberg, meanwhile, picked up on the trend towards industry consolidation: “The AV and retail industry is consolidating at a really fast pace,” he said. “You will see some larger international players emerging.”

Predicting the future of control rooms

By Monica Heck

“Our lives, both digital and physical, are becoming more intertwined, just as much as our spaces are,”

said David Jackson, director EMEA, International Critical Control Rooms Alliance, while chairing a panel session at the Control Rooms Summit. “Proactive prevention rather than reactive

response is where the industry is moving.”

AI is opening new doors in support of control rooms in the healthcare field, a concept described by Jackson as the “liquid hospital”. “We use AI to handle unstructured data as well as data from new devices around patient homes, and AI can help us analyse a continuous flow of data in real time and help us spot pattern changes to react fast,” said Hernán Lew, deputy director of data and digital strategy, Hospital Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona, who noted the sensitivity of such data as an additional variable to manage.

“We believe that AI will support the efficiency of control rooms for the coming decade, but will not take over yet,” said Dirk Hendrickx, chief commercial officer, Weytec.

Cyber attacks on AV: It’s when, not if

By Sheryl Hickey

It seems there are more than five things AV professionals need to consider about cybersecurity, it was agreed during an AVIXA Xchange LIVE session yesterday that also warned attacks are a matter of ‘when’ not ‘if’.

Joining him on stage, Graeme Scott, global training manager at Harman, quizzed Reardon on how the AV industry could be targeted.

“The moment you start bringing different components together as integrators, you introduce much

“The AV systems we use today are becoming more and more embedded into the IT world,” said Shaun Reardon, principal cybersecurity consultant, DNV, in yesterday’s session, ‘Cybersecurity in AV – 5 things you should know’.

more risk,” warned Reardon.

He advised recognising AI as a “double-edged sword”, implementing protection from before the product development stage, improving company attitude towards cybersecurity and budgeting for potential attacks.

“Do a proportion of your budget in prevention and the rest of it budgeting for failure, because you will fail. Nobody is immune.”

Florian Rotberg (left) and Stefan Schieker shared how retail spaces around the world are being transformed by the innovative use of digital signage

(L-R): David Jackson, International Critical Control Rooms Alliance; Dirk Hendrickx, Weytec; Alfonso Zamarro Junquera CEO and co-founder Unblur.co; Hernán Lew, Hospital Sant Joan de Deu Barcelona

(L-R): Shaun Reardon, DNV and Graeme Scott, Harman, explore the risks of cyber attacks in the AV universe

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A bright future for SFX

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A JOURNEY TO A SUCCESSFUL GLOBAL LIVE EVENT PRODUCTION CAREER

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10:35:10:55 Live Events Stage

BEHIND THE SCREENS: OPPORTUNITIES IN VIDEO PRODUCTION

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12:15-13:00 Live Events Stage

By Sheryl Hickey

Special effects professionals see a collaborative and inventive future, despite current misconceptions and complexities around SFX for live event touring.

Dan Mott, SFX designer and director at ER Productions, said drones, lasers and pyrotechnics are “normally the last thing added to budget and the first thing cut”.

He was joined by John ‘JP’ Partridge, head of production at Celestial, and Matt Heap, director of projects at BPM SFX, for yesterday’s Flames and Flying Objects session on the Live Events Stage.

“There’s a huge [safety] risk which people sometimes don’t see. Some of the ideas are just not achievable, but with our expertise and their creatives, we have the capability to be able to adapt,” said Heap.

Partridge concluded: “I believe in a couple of years’ time, you’ll see more integration between pyro, lasers, real-time tracking of drones and lighting.”

Beware of the hacker

By Monica Heck

An interactive class led by security expert Jeff Sonnleitner, network specialist and information security instructor of Moraine Park Technical College, focused on safeguarding data within an AV environment that often handles sensitive information, such as corporate communications, private meetings and data.

Participants in the Smart Home Technology Conference session ‘Guardians of the A/V Galaxy: Navigating the future of data security’ highlighted that in some fields, customers still don’t think they will be hacked. “People have high expectations, but low budget,”

Young people and newcomers interested in a career in production have free access to sessions by Production Futures on the Live Events Stage today. The organisation is hosting a series of sessions exploring career opportunities, experiences and pathways, led by industry professionals. They will also be joined by winners from the Breakthrough Talent Awards, recognising achievements for those with under five years of experience in the entertainment production industry.

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said Sonnleitner, adding that once a string of openings is found on a network with connected devices it will be exploited fast. “We are all connected and everything you have is called an attack surface. Smart TVs are the most easily hacked device and if remote meetings use TV sets, it’s a vulnerability.”

Sonnleitner mentioned password protocol and its vulnerability relating to AI. “Before AI, a downloadable password cracker would take 35 to 40 years to crack a 16-character password,” he said. “With generative AI, that has dropped to 16 minutes.”

The class also highlighted the importance of keeping firmware updated as a first line of defence, along with the importance of firewalls and the role of agentic AI in the configuration and set-up phase.

Stay in the loop with ListenTALK

AV-Solution Partner is using ListenTALK from Listen Technologies (3R400) to facilitate clear communication and simplify language interpretation during its guided tours of ISE as part of its AV-Symposium.

The AV-Symposium informs customers and interested parties from German-speaking countries about the latest AV technologies and trends. It invites 150 visitors from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland to ISE each year.

ListenTALK is a portable, wireless two-way communication system. As part of the guided tours, leaders are using ListenTALK in one-way communication mode. If they want to, they can quickly enable two-way communication so tour participants can ask questions and engage with the exhibitor.

“We’re very pleased to be using ListenTALK on our guided tours through the ISE exhibition halls as part of our AV-Symposium 2025. We know the system is easy to use, reliable and delivers clear audio even in the most challenging listening environments,” said Claus Lohse, board member of AV-Solution Partner.

(L-R): JP Partridge, Celestial; Dan Mott, ER Productions; Matt Heap, BPM SFX; Stew Hume, host

Sonnleitner: ‘People have high expectations, but low budget’

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The built in front control panel lets you route video, so you get the perfect solution for live production racks that don’t have the space for extra hardware panels. The front panel features a spin knob for browsing, direct entry buttons for speed and an LCD for displaying labels. As the panel is built into the router, you can also see live video on the LCD! The LCD also has menus so you can change router settings.

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With a built in LCD, Blackmagic Videohub 12G can show you live video of all your router inputs! This means you can see all router inputs as live video before you change a route. There are also labels displayed below the live video to make it easy to identify the input you are viewing. What this means is you can scroll up and down the router sources in alphabetical order and see each input as live video.

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ISE 2025 Stand Design Award winners revealed

By Jo Ruddock

The winners of the ISE 2025 Stand Design Awards, a prestigious initiative orchestrated by EXHIBITOR magazine, were revealed during a ceremony on the Smart Home Technology Stage yesterday evening.

The competition was rigorously evaluated by a distinguished panel of international designers and exhibition industry experts who assessed the stands on site, with winners across four sizebased categories recognised. A new sustainability category was also added this year using ratings from AbraxysGlobal’s Better Stands programme.

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The best Small Stand (up to 29sqm) was awarded to Owl Labs (2V620), while Faradite (2D600) took home the Sustainability Recognition Small accolade.

The Medium Stand award (30-69sqm) went to Hive (5E880) and the Sustainability Recognition Medium went to RGBs (5N600).

Lutron (2H500) received the Large Stand (70-249sqm) award with Highlite International (6K375) picking up the Sustainability Recognition Large.

Finally, Sonos (2F800) was presented with the best XL Stand (250sqm or more) award, while Samsung Electronics (3F500) received the Sustainability Recognition XL award.

“For more than three decades, EXHIBITOR magazine has been championing exceptional stand design,” said Emily Olson, editor of EXHIBITOR magazine. “We’re proud to have once again organised the ISE Stand Design Awards competition, and we’re already looking forward to what ISE exhibitors have in store for us next year.”

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Owl Labs: Best Small stand

Lutron was named best Large Stand

Faradite received the Sustainability Recognition Small award

Highlite received the Sustainability Recognition Large award

Best Medium Stand went to Hive

The XL Stand accolade went to Sonos

Sustainability Recognition Medium was awarded to RGBs

The recipient of the Sustainability Recognition XL award was Samsung

(L-R): Emily Olson, EXHIBITOR Magazine; Dave Green, Hive; James Belfield, Hive; Patrick Cramers, Highlite International; Raymond Paes, Highlite International; Chris Turner, Faradite; Erin Fradelos, Owl Labs; Matt Emberson, Faradite; Yama Zhang, RGBs; David Robb, Sonos; Russell Ramos, Sonos; Raven Yang, RGBs; Kris Hogg, Samsung Electronics; Kane Simpson, AbraxysGlobal; Tom Mollnow, Lutron; Justin Boening, Lutron; Mike Blackman, Integrated Systems Events

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ISE Tech Tours showcase Barcelona’s AV innovation

A series of ISE Tech Tours have been taking place across Barcelona this week, starting with a trip to the SJD Barcelona Children’s Hospital on Monday, where participants explored its advanced Command Center. Joaquim Farrés of Miliwatts Electrónica described the experience as “a great way to kick off the ISE week”.

The Barcelona Drone Center, a hub for drone research and testing, was also on the agenda on Monday, while tours later in the week included White Rabbit – The OFF Museum, an immersive space where art and technology converge to showcase Catalan culture (pictured). Upcoming visits include a trip to the Alfa5 XR Sports Center on Friday and an exclusive tour of L’Aquàrium de Barcelona on Saturday.

“The ISE Tech Tour is an unforgettable journey into AV excellence,” said tour delegate Nwankwo Chinedu of Woodstock Electronics. “It offers a unique opportunity to experience cutting-edge technology through real-world case studies.”

TBSILICON/NOVASTAR | STANDS: 3D700/3E700

Hybrid driver technology reduces energy consumption

TBSilicon is now offering what it claims is the first mass-produced hybrid PWM+PAM driver technology, which “allows higher refresh rates at low greyscale, high dynamic contrast and higher greyscale levels at lower power”. It addresses previous issues of flickering at low greyscale levels and insufficient dynamic range.

Fuyang Qu, CTO, TBSilicon, said: “We make a total solution”, with the sending card, receiving card and the driver IC, “so screen makers only have to deal with one provider”. The devices work together, with algorithms in both the sender and receiver making use of the hybrid driver to optimise performance. “This is not a driver stand alone. The whole chain makes this happen,” he added.

The driver combines the advantages of pulse width modulation (PWM) and pulse

power consumption. Separate PWM- and PAM-based driver ICs both have disadvantages: PWM ICs tend to cause flickering at low greyscale levels, while PAM ICs are limited in dynamic range.

The hybrid system is being used by parent company NovaStar in all its latest screens. – DAVID FOX www.tbsilicon.tech

Qu: Hybrid PWM+PAM driver ‘allows higher refresh rates at low greyscale’

POWERSOFT | STAND: 7E700

Good things come in small packages

Providing pocket-sized power in its 30th-anniversary year, Powersoft has launched Nota, a versatile, ultra-compact PoE/PoE+ amplifier at ISE.

Designed to integrate into a range of networked audio environments, it offers PoE/PoE+ and USB-C connectivity, 140W of power, on-board DSP, and remote monitoring and control. Powersoft says its ability to transmit power and data via a single Ethernet connection streamlines installation, reduces cost and minimises wiring complexity, meaning it is well suited to IT integrators without in-depth technical knowledge.

In addition, its automated set-up automatically matches the impedance curve of connected speakers and applies a high-pass filter, optimising sound quality and protecting speakers from potential damage.

Davide Quarto, solutions engineering team leader, Powersoft, said: “This is the smallest PoE amplifier on the market and the market drove its development. The AV and IT worlds are merging more and more so we wanted to support this convergence, and Nota is the result of this strategy.”

– kevin emmott www.powersoft.com

Multi-screen operation in action

AIOSTAR | STAND: 8D530

Making its debut at ISE and designed for environments that require multiple screens to display content, AIOStar has brought its range of multi-screen display terminals to Barcelona.

The company’s compact terminals support synchronised or asynchronous splicing displays for two to nine screens. Boasting Intel CPUs and dedicated graphics cards, the range supports a wide variety of connectivity formats, with interface options including HDMI, VGA, DP, Ethernet, USB and COM standards across the range.

AIOStar says each device’s compact volume makes it suitable for placement in limited spaces, such as control rooms or display cabinets, while efficient cooling designs help keep the equipment cool during long-term operation.

Gang Yuan, sales manager, AIOStar, said: “The terminals are suitable for a diverse range of applications, from monitoring centres to advertising displays and information publishing systems.”

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DELTACAST | STAND: 4Q500 Achieving low latency

Expanding its portfolio of video capture and playout boards, Deltacast has launched its new multichannel HDMI 2.1 capture card, allowing four inputs of HDMI 2.1 for computer-based AV systems and applications.

Steven Deschuyteneer, worldwide director of sales and marketing, Deltacast, commented: “A lot of companies choose to work with Deltacast due to the high quality and low latency of our products, which are particularly vital for live events. Having low latency with a four-port HDMI setup is really something unique in the market, the hardware is available right now, and we’re expecting an enthusiastic reception from visitors during the show.”

Alongside the HDMI 2.1 capture card, Deltacast is showcasing several other new products, including a 12-channel SDI I/O board configuration, a new costeffective low-density 4K SDI I/O card, and C++ VideoMaster API for developers.

– kirsty hazlewood www.deltacast.tv

– kevin emmott

Gang Yuan with AIOStar’s compact multi-screen display terminal

Deschuyteneer: ‘Having low latency with a four-port HDMI setup is really something unique in the market’

Quarto with the compact Nota PoE amplifier

RELACART | STAND: 7J400

Up, up and away

Forming part of its conference mic and discussion system and contributing to its Dante solutions demo room at ISE, the CAM-600 from Chinese manufacturer Relacart is a ceiling array microphone equipped with beamforming technology.

Featuring a slim, embedded design that integrates into modern conference spaces, the CAM-600 captures voices

clearly without requiring close proximity. Relacart says its highfidelity array microphone units, DSP audio processing, echo cancellation and noise reduction ensure pristine sound, while its support of the Dante network audio protocol means it connects via a single cable.

Chloe Xu, export manager, Relacart, said: “The CAM-600 is easy to connect and uses AI technologies including echo cancellation technology, to capture the cleanest audio. This makes it ideal for a range of applications, from conference rooms and business spaces to classrooms.”

Relacart is also showcasing its URD-300S wireless microphone system, a fully digital system with predictive switching diversity and AES-256-bit encryption for interference-free audio.

kevin emmott www.relacart.com

PTZOPTICS | STAND: 5D100

Zooming into the future with Studio 4K

Designed to offer high-end cameras with a mid-range price point, PTZOptics is previewing its Studio 4K compact and multipurpose 4K fixed camera.

With 12X and 20X optical zoom, versatile outputs and many brand-new features, the cameras are designed with everything needed for high-quality video production at an affordable price.

Studio 4K can be deployed as a standalone camera or as an addition to a larger studio setup. It can also be linked to the company’s Hive Studio online platform, facilitating connectivity and control from anywhere.

Silke Brown, international channel sales account manager, PTZOptics, said: “Studio 4K offers a highly versatile, compact and affordable solution. Our customers range from podcasters and conference centres to courts and houses of worship, showcasing its

adaptability across various environments. As a smaller company, it’s exciting to see our brand recognition really taking off at ISE.”

– kirsty hazlewood www.ptzoptics.com

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Relacart’s Xu is flying high with the CAM-600

Brown: ‘It’s exciting to see our brand recognition really taking off at ISE’

Audio innovations focus on precision and performance

By David Fox

An innovative selection of audio technologies has been introduced at ISE, including instrument microphones, line arrays, subwoofers and column speakers.

Audio-Technica (3S300) has launched the ATM355VF, a condenser instrument microphone designed for highaccuracy capture of string and woodwind instruments. Featuring an interchangeable capsule system, it supports cardioid, omnidirectional and hypercardioid elements (sold separately). The gooseneck microphone integrates a switchable 80Hz low-cut filter to reduce low-frequency rumble and is compatible with AudioTechnica’s wireless bodypack transmitters. It ships with violin and flute mounts in scratchresistant material designed to minimise instrument contact and resonance loss.

The Compact Cardioid Line Array (CCL) is the first model in the CL Series from d&b audiotechnik. The passive system provides broadband directivity control with low-frequency cardioid behaviour, enabling single-channel amplifier operation. It features two 7in front-firing drivers, two 5in side and rear drivers, and two 1.75in high-frequency transducers. Both mobile and installed configurations are available, along with 80° and 120° horizontal dispersion versions. Also available is a CCL-SUB, which incorporates a front 15in and rear 10in driver for optimised low-frequency response.

The international debut of the Uniline Max line array is the talking point on the APG stand (7L175). Featuring the UM210 dual 10in speaker and the UM121 21in subwoofer, it is designed for large-scale events. The system incorporates a hybrid enclosure

and APG’s patent-pending SIGMA waveguide technology, enabling optimal coupling between speakers across configurations. It maintains precise sound quality in diverse environments while allowing for long-throw and constant curvature configurations.

Electro-Voice (3C500) is showcasing its Line Radiator Column (LRC) series, which consists of three passive column

loudspeakers featuring the SwifTilt mounting system. The LRC-1060, LRC-1100 and LRC-2100 models use purpose-built 2.5in drivers and proprietary PaSS dispersion control technology. The LRC1060 and LRC-1100 use passive radiators to extend low-frequency response below 100Hz, while the two-way LRC-2100, incorporating dual 6.5in woofers, extends down to 45Hz.

Eastern Acoustic Works (7C840) is presenting the SBX118F, an 18in powered arrayable subwoofer designed to integrate with its NTX Series line arrays. Featuring a 4in voice coil, the unit provides low-frequency extension and can be ground stacked, flown, or arrayed with the NTX210L. EAW’s OptiLogic technology automates cabinet detection, array configuration and cardioid mode setup, reducing deployment time and errors.

Finally, Ascendo Immersive Audio (2E300) is showcasing the 28 Sub Squared, a flatpanel subwoofer designed for highend residential installations. Capable of extending below 20Hz while reaching up to 600Hz, the unit offers space efficiency compared to traditional cone designs. It is suitable for for residential and professional audio applications, particularly where low-frequency performance is a priority.

James Riches, education and application support, d&b audiotechnik, with the CCL system

Daniel Caldentey, global product manager, Electro-Voice, shows off a SwifTilt-equipped Line Radiator Column loudspeaker

Geoffrey Heinzel, co-managing partner, Ascendo, with the 28 Sub Squared flatpanel subwoofer

Outdoor displays for Urban legends

PPDS has extended its outdoor dvLED lineup with the ultra-high-bright Philips Urban LED 5000, 6000 and 7000 Series for DooH, transportation, stadiums and public venues.

The IP66-rated Urban LED 7000 comes in 500x500mm and 500x1000mm sizes with a choice of 2.9, 3.9 or 4.8mm pixel pitches. Features include up to 6,000-nits brightness and high refresh rates (3,840Hz). For maintenance, all modules and components feature front and rear access.

The IP65-rated Urban LED 6000 Series was chosen by FC Barcelona for its new giant video scoreboards. It is designed for viewing distances between 10 and 30 metres. Available in 1200x1200mm, 800x1200mm and 800x900mm panels, with 6.67, 8.3 and 10mm pixel pitches, it offers high refresh rates of 7,680Hz at up to 7,200-nits brightness. It can also perform in extreme temperatures (-20°C to +50°C).

The Urban LED 5000 Series, PPDS’ first outdoor offering for pitch and court perimeter advertising, offers up to 10,000-nits brightness and will be used in Barcelona’s Camp Nou stadium. It is IP66 rated.

Jeroen Brants, global product director LED

displays, PPDS, said: “In professional sport, the role of dvLED displays has become as important to TV viewers as it is to those in the stadium, both as a spectacle and for digital advertising opportunities. The Philips Urban LED 5000 marks our entry into the perimeter and ribbon arena, adding new choice, capability and opportunity for stadiums to enhance their commercial opportunities, while advancing the entertainment experience.”

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Brants: ‘The Philips Urban LED 5000 marks our entry into the perimeter and ribbon arena’

WHAT’S ON

Fast Forward Friday puts the focus on career development, skills and reruitment

The first Fast Forward Friday sees a co-ordinated focus on recruitment, skills and career development across today’s content programme.

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

ETHICAL LEADERSHIP TO GUIDE TALENT DEVELOPMENT

Friday 7 February

13:40-14:00

Room CC5.3

Audiovisual Forum

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT: SKILLS FOR THE FUTURE

Friday 7 February

12:00-12:45

Live Events Stage

In addition to the return of AV Career Day, an invitation-only initiative organised by AVIXA and CEDIA that enables students to learn about career paths in the AV industry and take part in ‘speed dating’ with prospective employers, there will also be a host of events and content sessions tackling this crucial topic.

The Impulsa Talentum Foundation will welcome industry luminaries to the Audiovisual Forum in Room CC5.3 to talk about their career journeys. Sessions include ‘Ethical Leadership to Guide Talent Development’ with Dr Isabella D Bunn, research fellow in governance and global ethics, University of Oxford, and ‘Identifying & Nurturing Talent to Design Career Paths for the Future’ with Ralph Wolff, president of The Quality Assurance Commons for Higher and Postsecondary Education.

The Live Events Stage (6B100) will host a day of

learning, networking and inspiration run by Production Futures, with the aim of equipping visitors with the technical skills and contacts to move confidently into the next phase of their career. Sessions include a Training Focus on audio with Eloise Newing, assistant director, Electric Cat Productions, and a session on skills for the future.

In room CC5.1, Universitat Pompeu Fabra will host the Future of Content Workshop, consisting of two 90-minute discussions –one in English (10:30), one in Catalan (12:30) – about the future of broadcast TV content in the age of streaming subscriptions.

Also today, the Catalan AV Cluster will present the winning projects from its Talent and Technology Week, and the winners of ISE’s first ever Hackathon will be announced on the Pitching Stage in Congress Square.

Finally, AVIXA Xchange LIVE will host a day of sessions around AV career opportunities, presented by frame:work, a community organisation for ‘live pixel people’.

Roe Visual’s Simon Morton will join a panel debating skills for the future

Get hands-on with CEDIA Workshops

CEDIA is running a day of hands-on workshops today, including the return of the ever-popular Design Thinking Workshop as a full-day event for the first time in Barcelona.

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

DESIGN THINKING HANDS ON WORKSHOP

Friday 7 February

09:30-16:30

Room CC1.4

USING TODAY’S NUMBERS TO BUILD A PROFITABLE FINANCIAL FUTURE – A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP

Friday 7 February

09:30-16:30

Room CC1.2

Peter Aylett, partner, Officina Acustica, and Rich Green, founder, Rich Green Design, will host Design Thinking, a workshop that will spark innovation, foster a user-centric mindset, and get cross-functional teams working together to design great products, services and solutions.

In addition, Ben Goff, director, Cinema Lusso, will host ‘Cinema Reference Level: What, why and how’, a detailed look at the relevance of 85+20 for home entertainment, and Leslie Shiner, owner, The ShinerGroup, will lead ‘Using Today’s Numbers to Build a Profitable Financial Future –A hands-on workshop’. This immersive workshop goes beyond theory, providing participants with actionable insights and tools to make informed financial decisions.

Finally, Aileen Taylor, digital producer, CEDIA; Amanda Wildman, owner, TruMedia; and Jeff Hayward, director, Wildwood Plus, will deliver an interactive workshop designed to help attendees learn how to create engaging social media content, craft effective email campaigns and design professional websites.

Llum light arts festival returns tonight

Llum BCN, the Barcelona Light Arts Festival, is back tonight, transforming the buildings and spaces in the El Poblenou district with a series of artistic installations, projections and mappings. This year, 13 professional installations and 15 school installations will be on view, with students from the

city’s colleges of art, lighting, design and architecture presenting their projects as part of the festival. The result is a circuit of light installations in which art and technology come together.

Llum BCN runs from 7-9 February.

CEDIA Workshops run today from 09:30-16:30 in rooms CC1.1, CC1.2, CC1.3 and CC1.4.

Winners of first ISE Hackathon to be announced today

The winners of the first ISE Hackathon will be announced this afternoon, following just over 24 hours of intensive activity by 60 students working to address three real-world challenges in the fields of sustainability, innovation and cybersecurity.

The students have been working together with professionals from education and other industries, some staying overnight in the Fira to complete their projects.

Work must be finished by midday today

and the Hackathon will end with a series of project presentations starting at 12:00 on the Pitching Stage in Congress Square, followed by an awards ceremony at 15:00 where the winning projects and teams will be announced.

The Hackathon is supported by Cybersecurity Track Sponsor Hikvision, Sustainability Track Sponsor Philips Professional Displays and Innovation Track Sponsor EIT Culture & Creativity. It is chaired by Pablo Vega de Llergo Cornish and Xavier Marlasca Roig of ESADE University.

The Hackathon Awards Ceremony takes place today at 15:00 on the Pitching Stage in Congress Square.

Xavier Marlasca Roig is co-chair of the event

The El Poblenou area of Barcelona will be transformed by installations, projections and more

Pro AV predictions for 2025

Sean Wargo, vice president of market insight, AVIXA

GROWTH TICKS UP A NOTCH AS THE CONTEXT IMPROVES

2024 was a year full of uncertainties. We had predicted that 2024 would be a challenging time as interest rates remained the same until September, election cycles created unease, and companies hedged a bit on spending. About the only upside we forecast was that supply challenges would mitigate and so growth would be more evenly felt across the channel. All of this seems to be true as we revised down the final annual growth percentage. The good news is that this is poised to change in 2025, helping drive a bit more robust growth as companies renew projects they may have slow rolled over the past 12-18 months. A large amount of tech installed during the pandemic adaptive period is also set to be replaced, fuelling the next wave of investment.

COMMODITISATION WILL CONTINUE TO UNDERCUT CONFERENCING

Here’s the rub about the prediction above – a lot of the core conferencing and collaboration business has now shifted to a more volume story. Basically, enterprises are moving into a scaling mode, thanks in part to platform-based rooms, and so are seeking technologies that can easily and cost effectively be added to multi-use spaces in offices. This will likely continue into 2025 and beyond, creating a bifurcation in the market. Larger integrators will be better equipped to handle this type of business, shifting the mid and smaller size into more custom projects. No doubt there is money to be made in both, but the better margin in many cases will be in the design

and consulting side. Recurring revenue through managed services is another offset.

THE PENDULUM FOR AV PROVIDERS WILL SHIFT TOWARDS EVENTS

One of the continuums in the AV business is between more integrated permanent solutions and pop-up temporary ones –think large auditoriums versus a corporate event. Some of the same technologies and skills are needed for both, though there are clear differences in the business model. Many firms straddle this continuum, shifting as the demand moves. Given that integrated collaboration solutions are facing some margin challenges per the above, this makes the event business more appealing in many ways as companies build brand experiences that are separate from an office space, particularly in a time when offices are less used. In fact, some companies

are beginning to treat staff get togethers as an alternative to spending on office space. This pumps up the event side of things, as is already evidenced in the higher growth AVIXA predicts here. The trend has upside as we go forward.

BROADCAST AV IS A FURTHER EXTENSION OF THE EVENTS BUSINESS

Part of standing up a good event in today’s video age is to treat it as a valuable content creation opportunity. More and more enterprises understand this as they attempt to produce content to stay engaged with audiences of all kinds. While this started before the pandemic, it solidified its place as a long-term trend. Witness all the democratised sources of video content as proof points, TikTok just being one. This is creating a whole new take on pro AV, one as more of an ongoing events management and content production capability,

leveraging the combination of AV and broadcast skills and technology. The real question here is not whether it exists but which market to place it in as it borrows from so many. Creative AV houses, seeing the talent coming out of schools these days, are evolving to capitalise now, with this year being another wave of growth. Put another way, this trend is causing a shift in the conversations from what a company wants to do with its boardrooms to how it wants to craft its digital identity, video first.

ENTER AI’S SHORTTERM USE CASE I’ll end on the choir-preaching topic – AI as a content creation tool. Those at the bleeding edge of the previous trend know that AI is a big part of producing content, whether for faster editing or outright raw generation. This year will further push the boundaries of this, further bolstering capability expansion for provider firms looking for a way to innovate. This isn’t set to happen starting in 2025, it is simply more likely that a growing chunk of revenues will be generated here. I hold to the long-term view that this is still 3-5 years away from being a more mainstream force for AV solution revenues, but the innovator phase is worth calling out as an important part of the technology adoption curve. Keep an eye on managed services as the place this shows up. Already the fastest growing component of AV, it may receive a turbo boost from AI going forward. Let’s call 2025 the start of that acceleration.

For more insight on the pro AV market, visit www.avixa. org/market-intelligence.

Sean Wargo, vice president of market insight, AVIXA

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CEDIA fights for integrators in governments worldwide

CEDIA, the Association for Smart Home Professionals, documented one of its most bullish advocacy years to date with major victories and activations spanning the globe. As the momentum continues into and throughout 2025, CEDIA is proud to report significant progress in securing industry-wide recognition, advancing key policy initiatives and amplifying the voice of smart home professionals.

United States

CEDIA has filed comments with the United States government to advocate for the establishment of the technology integrators occupational code. By doing so, CEDIA aims to ensure that the professional contributions of technology integrators are accurately recognised and classified. In addition to submitting comments to the Standard Occupational Classification Policy Committee, CEDIA worked with Congress to submit a letter of support for this initiative and to bring greater awareness to the government agency about the importance of establishing a separate occupational code for technology integrators.

FREEDOM TO INVEST IN TOMORROW’S WORKFORCE ACT PROVISIONS ADVANCES OUT OF COMMITTEE

CEDIA lobbied for this bill in Washington in March. In July, key provisions from the Freedom To Invest in Tomorrow’s Workforce Act were included in the Education and Workforce Freedom Act passed by the House Ways and Means Committee. These provisions will broaden the scope of qualified expenses under 529 savings plans to include post-secondary training and credentialling for workers of all educational backgrounds and skill levels. In 2025, CEDIA will continue to advocate for legislation that supports access to education for the smart home industry.

CEDIA ADDS TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATOR INPUT TO NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE UPDATES  Representatives Michael Cogbill and Ken Erdmann of CEDIA’s Code-Making Panel 3 have been integral in reviewing changes and submissions to the 2026 edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC). During a

series of meetings, the pair provided valuable feedback on several proposed updates, including those related to limited energy systems. Even small changes to the NEC can significantly impact the work of technology integrators, making it crucial to have a proactive voice in these discussions.

CEDIA is also preparing to contribute to revisions to the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), a standardised system for categorising business establishments. In December, the Federal Register solicited proposals for updates to NAICS codes for 2027, and CEDIA has developed strategies to advocate for adjustments supporting limited energy systems contractors. These updates will enhance data reporting and classification for technology integrators, offering a clearer representation of their role in the smart home sector.

Australia/New Zealand

CEDIA has submitted proposals in Australia and New Zealand for the recognition of ‘smart home technology integrator’ as an official occupation. Australia is preparing to finalise its Occupation Standard Classification for Australia (OSCA), formerly ANZSCO, where CEDIA’s submission awaits review. New Zealand’s separate classification updates are also forthcoming, marking the first time either country may approve integrator recognition independently.

United Kingdom

Thanks to CEDIA’s dedicated efforts, ‘Smart Home Installer’ is now officially listed on the National Careers Service website, providing visibility and encouraging new talent to explore careers in this dynamic field. Additionally, CEDIA is in the process of establishing a UK Government Affairs Committee to amplify advocacy efforts and engage directly with policymakers on issues affecting the industry. To further support its members, CEDIA joined TechUK, a prominent technology association, ensuring members stay informed on key developments in the country.

A UNITED VOICE FOR INDUSTRY RECOGNITION AND PROGRESS

CEDIA is committed to advocating for the smart home industry at every level, ensuring integrators are seen, valued and supported by government agencies around the world. These accomplishments highlight the association’s dedication to advancing industry standards, workforce development and occupational recognition. Together with its members, CEDIA continues to build a stronger, more recognised industry ready to meet the challenges and opportunities ahead.

For more information on CEDIA’s advocacy efforts and how to get involved, visit www.cedia.org/ advocacy.

CEDIA is advocating for technology integrators around the globe

AVIXA AND CEDIA SESSIONS

Today’s AVIXA and CEDIA sessions

AVIXA Xchange LIVE

Today, frame:work is taking over the AVIXA Xchange LIVE stage (3R150) to facilitate conversations around AV career opportunities.

10:20-10:30

Host welcome

Intro and overview of topics to be covered. Speaker: Sanj Surati, founder, Tiger Heart

10:30-11:00

Live Pixel People: An intro to frame:work  Frame:work is a community organisation for live pixel people, professionals who make pixels for live audiences or generate pixels live for cameras. Come hear about our mission to empower this community and build a professional society for our practitioners. Speaker: Laura Frank, executive director, frame:work

11:00-12:00

You Can Get There From Here: The unpredictable paths to pixel careers  This panel discusses crucial skills, academic routes and job approaches for the next generation of video experts.

Speakers: Rich Porter, director, The Hive; Scott Simpson, director, business development, XTG – AVI-SPL Experience Technology Group; Saskia Olma, visual artist & founder, Lupixx; Urs Nyffenegger, partner, Evoke Studios; Rachel Nicholson, head of institution, Academy of Live Technology

12:00-13:00

The Invisible Crafts of Creative Technology  Explore the complexities of digital labour, examining why we tend to devalue work done with computers.

Speakers: Michael Al-Far, VP supervisor, Virtual Innovation Partners; Shelly Sabel, creative producer, Fuse Technical Group; Vlad Befus, Notch designer, Lupixx; Michael Luck Schneider, CEO & director of media Architecture, Volvox Lab; Cesar Caceres, product lead, Brompton Technology

13:00-14:30

Representation in Video Technology  Frame:work’s panel will discuss our goals to improve representation in the professional community.

Speakers: Sarah Cox, founder and managing director, Neutral Human; Pod Bluman, project director, Bluman Associates; Emily Malone, head of live events, disguise; Kira O’Brien, creative technologist, Fray Studio

AVIXA

TV

Join AVIXA TV (8A880) for an unforgettable journey into the heart of AV with a range of interactive experiences that you won’t want to miss.

14:00-15:00

Xceptional Insights Podcast Live Recording

15:00-15:30

Tech Effect Podcast

16:00-17:00

Backstage Pass Podcast Live Recording

Smart Home Technology Stage

The Smart Home Technology Stage (2F350) offers an abundance of valuable information, engaging discussions, and learning and networking opportunities. Free to attend.

10:00-10:45

Lighting and the Physiology of the Body Part 2

Speakers: Walt Zerbe, senior director of technology and standards, CEDIA; LaDonna Eriksen, founding partner, Construction Education Consortium

11:00-11:45

Managing Passwords and System Access for your Business and your Customers

Speakers: Walt Zerbe, senior director of technology and standards, CEDIA; Jeff Hayward, director, Wildwood Plus

13:30-14:15

Navigating AI Threats in the A/V Industry: A panel discussion

Speakers: Walt Zerbe, senior director of technology and standards, CEDIA; Jeff Hayward, director, Wildwood Plus

14:30-15:15

Everysearch: How to be everywhere your audience is

Speakers: Ben Wheatley, business director, Found

CEDIA Workshops

CEDIA is running four individually ticketed workshops at ISE today. These hands-on sessions give attendees the chance to explore topics in depth.

09:30-16:30

From Cables to Content: Mastering social media for integrators Room CC1.1

Smart home integrators will learn how to create engaging social media content, craft effective email campaigns, and more.

Speakers: Aileen Taylor, digital producer, CEDIA; Amanda Wildman, owner, TruMedia; Jeff Hayward, director, Wildwood Plus; James Bliss, senior marketing manager, CEDIA; Jen Mallett, Owner, Level Up Automation

09:30-16:30

Using Today’s Numbers to Build a Profitable Financial Future – A hands-on workshop Room CC1.2

Gain actionable insights and tools to make informed financial decisions.

Speaker: Leslie Shiner, owner, The ShinerGroup

09:30-16:30

Cinema Reference Level: What, why and how Room CC1.3

A look at the relevance of 85+20 for home entertainment, this workshop will cover the design and calibration of reference level playback.

Speaker: Ben Goff, director, Cinema Lusso

09:30-16:30

Design Thinking Hands-On Workshop Room CC1.4

This workshop will spark innovation and foster a user-centric mindset.

Speakers: Peter Aylett, partner, Officina Acustica; Rich Green, founder, Rich Green Design

Innovation in focus at inaugural Hackathon

Pablo Vega de Llergo Cornish, ESADE

By David Davies

Exemplifying the organisers’ stated desire to continually encourage innovation and introduce new features, ISE has been hosting its first ever Hackathon during this year’s show.

From an initial call for participants that yielded a field of around 150 people, a selection process took place before the show to whittle this down to 60 finalists, drawn primarily from top universities including ESADE, UPC, UPF, Bocconi University, HEC and La Salle.

It’s from ESADE where the ISE Hackathon gains its two chairs, Pablo Vega de Llergo Cornish and Xavier Marlasca Roig, both of whom are professors at the international educational institution, as well as being highly experienced business transformation leaders and consultants. For the Hackathon, they are working in conjunction with Idearia-Lab, a boutique consultancy headquartered in Mexico that specialises in business model innovation.

The significant involvement of universities based in and around Barcelona stems from a wish by ISE “to give back to society with regards to promoting people and talent here”, says Vega de Llergo, who adds that the three project tracks – sustainability, innovation and cybersecurity – are based on feedback from a survey conducted at ISE 2024.

EXPLORING NEW TECHNOLOGIES

The challenges for each track have been informed by suggestions from industry stakeholders including AV companies and system integrators, while Vega de Llergo indicates that there is a general objective of exploring new technologies in a context of “how they can be used in order to provide value propositions or enhance them”.

For the final selection of participants, a panel drawn from the AV industry and academia looked for students who were “capable of addressing the challenges, are creative and resourceful, and pragmatic as well”, he adds.

The resulting finalists have been split

equally across the three tracks and then into five teams per track.

The teams have had a mere 1.5 days to complete their work, with the Hackathon starting at 08:00 on Thursday and wrapping up at midday today (this included the opportunity to continue over Thursday night in the Fira should teams decide that’s necessary). Later today there will be a series of project presentations on the Pitching Stage in Congress Square, followed by a ceremony at 15:00 to reveal the winners and runners-up.

While all participants will receive a certificate, the winners will also receive trophies, as well as the opportunity to take part in psychometric diagnosis – a careeroriented process of aptitude tests designed to provide insights into a person’s strengths, weaknesses and potential for progression.

ISE manager business development

& special projects Lara Mayer, who is co-ordinating the Hackathon on behalf of the show, says now is the ideal time to introduce this new feature: “At ISE, we constantly strive to foster innovation and collaboration within the AV and technology industries.

Hosting a Hackathon this year aligns with our mission to push the boundaries of creativity and problem-solving. We believe it’s a fantastic opportunity to bring together diverse talent, encourage fresh thinking, and tackle real-world challenges in the AV space. Our expectation is that the Hackathon will not only showcase brilliant ideas, but also inspire lasting connections and solutions that resonate beyond the event.”

The winners of the ISE Hackathon will be revealed on the Pitching Stage in Congress Square at 15:00 today.

Pablo Vega de Llergo Cornish, ESADE

NEXT AUDIOGROUP | STAND: 7J500/ AUDIO DEMO ROOM E2

A big plus from Portugal

The LAm114xA Plus stage monitor has been introduced by Portuguese manufacturer Next Audiogroup. With a new DSP and amplifier module, and Ethernet control via X-Net software, the LAm114xA Plus is an enhanced edition of the LAm114xA, retaining the same design.

Incorporating an advanced coaxial 14in B&C custom made speaker and a high-performance DPA amplifier module capable of generating 1,650W (1,150W + 500W), the design combines the voice reproduction clarity associated with 12in drivers with the typical bass extension of 15in speakers. High-frequency reproduction is handled by a 2in exit driver, 3in voice coil and a HF neodymium driver for the critical voice frequency range. The cabinet’s small footprint and low weight, combined with its linear and extended response at high-pressure levels, makes the LAm114xA Plus well suited to both small and large venue use.

An onboard 96kHz/40-bit SHARC DSP engine, monitored by a built-in LCD screen with a preset loading encoder, can be remotely monitored and controlled through Ethernet by a PC using X-Net software. X-Net automatically identifies each device and allows simultaneous control of multiple devices through a grouping facility. – KEVIN EMMOTT www.nextaudiogroup.com

The LAm114xA Plus can be remotely monitored and controlled by a PC

AUDINATE | STAND: 2S700

Dante addresses the weakest link

Dante Media Encryption is on show at ISE, enabling pro-AV equipment manufacturers to upgrade qualified Dante firmware and software in new or existing designs to support AES-256 encryption security policies on managed Dante networks.

Audinate claims that Dante’s fully supported, end-to-end interoperability and encryption offering takes the problem of key management out of the hands of manufacturers. Integrating secure AV equipment with encryption between two or more manufacturers can make encryption key management exceptionally challenging, it adds.

Audinate notes that Dante Media Encryption capabilities are fully compatible between updated devices in managed Dante networks. AV administrators can configure the encryption policy through an intuitive user interface on the Dante Director management platform. Dante Director also provides strong key management, including key rotation, for

Audinate is offering AES-256 security with Dante Media Encryption

enrolled devices.

Dante product updates for Dante Media Encryption are now available for original

equipment manufacturers to integrate with their products. – ANNE MORRIS www.audinate.com

Fira de

| Gran Vía 4 - 7 Feb 2025

Fira de Barcelona | Gran Vía 4 - 7 Feb 2025

As of 10 January 2025

Press Room South Smart Home Technology Conference

Jumbo162: World's Largest Mobile LED Screen

Connected Classroom powered by Logitech

CEDIA Smart Home Technology Stage

CEDIA Stand

CEDIA Smart Home Gallery

CEDIA Distributors Lounge ISE Organiser's Office ISE 2026 Rebooking Lounge ISE Photo Booth

Exhibitor Listings – As of 10 January 2025

Exhibitor Stand

1 Sound 7J685

2N 2K100

4EVAC 7C480

4thewall 5G620

7thSense 5H150

8lightspace NEW 6G240

A

A.C. Entertainment Technologies /

Chroma-Q NEW 6B300

AAEON 4H300

Aavara Innovation Corp 5G600

ABB NEW 2L300

Abccabls Technology Ningbo Co., Ltd 6H200

Absen 3N400

Acclaim Lighting LLC 6R700

Accordia sa 2L300

ACER for BUSINESS NEW 4N500

ACM AUDIO MANUFACTURING. CO., LTD 7P800

ACME 6N800

ACMERA FILM&SCREEN TECHNOLOGY 5P820

AcousticSmart- Hometheaterology 8C648

Acroname NEW 2M500

Acustica Beyma 7J900

ACX Europe and NewHank NEW 5R900

Adam Hall Integrated Systems, LD Systems 7B550

Adamson Systems Engineering 7H100

addd NEW 4K530

Adder Technology 5C500

Adeo Screen - Screen Research

– Adeo Group 2J300

ADI | Snap One + Control4 2L130

ADJ 6R700

ADMEFY 4G530

Admiral Staging 6H240

ADTECHNO 5D840

ADTEL - NRDmultimedia NEW CS100

Advatek Lighting 6Q460

AED AUDIO NEW 6Q350

AED Group 6R300, OAD11, OAD12

aegis NEW 5R220

AEQ 4P500

AET Displays Limited 3U300, 3N130, 3C110

AFALIGHT NEW 5N900

AFMG Technologies GmbH 7N700

AG Neovo NEW 4H130

Agile Display Solutions NEW 4A500

Agora 7N500

AHA CO., LTD 1G110

AIDA Imaging 4N975

AiMA Beyond Ai NEW CS100

AI-Media NEW 4G500

AIMS Alliance 5F600

Aiotron Technologies Trading Ltd NEW 1C480

Airscreen Company 6M400

AirServer 5D880

Airtame 2V220

Airzone 2G220

AISPEECH Co., Ltd NEW 5P100

Aiwa Europe S.L. CS100

Aiyos Technology Co., Ltd 4C400

AJA Video Systems 4P440

Akasa (Europe) Ltd 5B220

Alango Technologies NEW 8E620

Alcons Audio 7G300

ALFA SYSTEM S.a.s. NEW 6E620

ALFALITE 4R300, 4Q350

Algam Enterprise NEW 5E500, 8C628

ALGO 2S200

ALIDA LED NEW 5R200

ALLDSP 7K900

Allen & Heath 3S300

ALLNET - the network people NEW 1E130

Allsee Technologies 4Q400

ALP Group - Flight Cases,

Bags & Covers NEW 7M480

Altair 7G880

Altimate NEW 6L300

Alumaster srl 6G700

Aluvision NV 4M350

Always Bright Tech Limited NEW 4H260

Amadeus 7J100

Amadeus Acoustics GmbH 7H840

Amate Audio CS100

AMC Baltic 7C300

AMD 5B510

AMDOX SUNVOL 1C500

American LED Group NEW 5P550

Amino Communications LTD 4P860

Ampetronic 3R400

Amphenol Tuchel Industrial 7H620

AMPLITUDE AUDIO NEW 7K440

amptown cases NEW 6K100

AMX 3F300

Anaccord Electronic Technology Co., Ltd 7M240

Analog Devices 5B200

ANALOG WAY 3C200

Analytix AV Solutions 5R500

Anfu Xinjieke Technology Co.,Ltd 5J820

Angekis Technology 2S150

ANK DISPLAY CO., LTD 5Q800

ANTRICA NEW 8G600

AODA 7K550

AOE 4E550

AOPEN 4N500

AOTO 3F100

APANTAC 5K600

APEX / AUDIOFOCUS 7F900

Appotronics 5P150

Appspace 2Q305

Arbane Groupe 7L175

Arbor 4Q605

Architettura Sonora 2L510

Area Four Industries

6P900, 6Q700, 5M100

AREC Inc. 2U130

Ares Line 6P500

Argosy 5C440

Arkaos Pro NEW 4Q900

Armagard 3A820

Armybeat Electronic Co., Ltd 7M550

Arno-Remmen AB NEW 6E700

ARRI 6N300

ARTEMIS DISPLAY NEW 5R175

Arthur Holm 3E150

ARTIXIUM FRANCE 3T330

Artnovion 2D700

Artome 1G420

Artura NEW CS350

Arya Audio Labs NEW CS535

ASCENDER NEW 5L590

ASCENDO Immersive Audio GmbH 2E300

Ashly Audio 2N300

ASLORD NEW 1B800

ASM 6K280

Assured Platform NEW CS824

Astera 6P300

Astrogate 2V530 ASUS 4J350

ATEIS Europe B.V 7D400

ATEN 5E300

AtlasIED 2P600

Atlona 2Q300

AUDAC 5E500, 7D310

Audibax - A MH Group Company 7D910

Audinate 2S700

AUDIOCENTER 7D240

AudioCodes 1D170

Audiofields NEW CS862

AudioPressBox 7F150

Audioropa, a division of Humantechnik 7J300

Audiostar Electronics Co., Ltd NEW 7P840

Audio-Technica 3S300

Audipack 5A500

Auditunes BV NEW CS570

AUMENTA SOLUTIONS S.L NEW CS100

Aura Audio 7L800, 3B190, OAD7, OAD8

Aura Vision 3B190

Aurora Multimedia 5E150

Australian Monitor 7E550

AuviTran 7N500

AV Access NEW 1C800

AV Drop 6F350

AV EMEA BV – Meridian 2J400

AV Magazine 5B700

AV Stumpfl 3A500

AVA 1D400, 5H950

AVACOM NEW 1B305

AVCiT Technology 5K350

AVer Information Europe B.V. 2Q800

AVgator Inc NEW CS399

AVI-SPL 2N260, 2P150

Avitech International Corp 3H200

AVIXA Member Lounge 3S400

AVIXA TV Studio 8A880

AVIXA Xchange Live 3R150

AV-LEADER 7H350

AVMATRIX / LILLIPUT 4K500

Avocor 2V300

Avonic 4Q805

AVPro 5F280

AxelTech 7N500

Axiom – Proel Spa 7H300

Axiomtek Co., Ltd. 4P700

Ayrton 6N700, 6N900 B

B&C GROUP 7G700

B&K Lumitec NEW 6F900

BACHMANN Group 1F800

BalanceBox 2V500

Bang & Olufsen a/s 2E500

Barcelona City Council CS244, CS666, CS680, CS684, CS688, CS686, CS682, CS668, CS664

Barcelona Turisme CS226

Barco 2M100

Barco Residential 2J300, 2L500

Barix AG 5F700

Barnfind Technologies 5P200

Basalte 2J130

basha Co. for Creative Activities NEW 8F820

BeamZ / Power Dynamics 6L500

BEC Akustik 5E900

Beckhoff Automation 5H350

BEGLEC + HIT MUSIC NEW 6C500

Behind Pictures NEW CS100

Beijing Incho Technology Co., Ltd. NEW CS357

Beijing Titlis Technology Co., Ltd NEW 3A550

Beile (Xiamen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd NEW 2L300

beMatrix 4K100

BenQ Europe B.V. NEW 3T800

Berghof Automation GmbH 2L300

BESD 4F700

Bespeco Professional s.r.l. NEW 5B820

Best Vision Projection Screens 8A600

Bettear NEW 7N175

beyerdynamic GmbH & Co KG NEW 4M530

Beyond Lighting NEW 6C800

BHV Broadcast NEW 4N550

Biamp 3D100

BIG TOPPER LIGHT TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD NEW 6J880

BINTHEN NEW 2L300

BirdDog 5D400

Bitel Co., Ltd. 5L200

Black Box 5D700

Black Nova 2C350

Blackmagic Design 4R500

BLAZE AUDIO 7K700, Audio Demo Room D4

Blindspace AB NEW 2K530

blit.studio CS244

BLOCK&BLOCK 6K350

Bluebell NEW 5C445

Bluetooth SIG, Inc 3R400

BluOS 2H700

Blustream 2E310

BOE 2G130

BoldVu 4D200

Bolin Technology 4J575

Boom Collaboration 2S240

Bosch Security Systems B.V. 3C500

Bose Professional 3N200

Botai 6J395

BrandYourShoes CS218

Bridgee 2F130

Brighter Lighting NEW 6E200

BrightSign 4S300

BRNA Display Technology(Dongguan)

Co.,Ltd 1C370

Broadata Communications, Inc. 5E700

Brompton Technology 3E100

Brooder Lab NEW CS100

BSL Lighting NEW 6M600

4P100

Exhibitor Listings – As of 10 January 2025

Cobalt Digital NEW 4K700

COCOBO NEW CS530

Coda Audio 7A700, Audio Demo Room D8

Colorlight 3S700, 3S170, 3R700

Comm Products Technologies 2R350

Concept International GmbH 4E500

Conen Systems 3R710

Contacta Systems Ltd 7B220

Control Buddy NEW CS559

Control4 NEW 2L300

CoolAutomation 2F260

Copartner Technology Corporation NEW 3A405

Cordial GmbH 7G220

Coreat Hoist NEW 6D130

Cornered Audio 2C505

Cosmi Full Color S.L 4E350

COSMOLIGHT 6M750

COTINA CO.,LTD. 7B200

Craltech Electronica,S.L. 5F900

CreateLED Electronics Co., Ltd. 2F300

Creatrol Sensor NEW 2L300

Crestron 3H300, 3H400

Cretone Audio Technology NEW 8A685

CrewBrain – Crew Management

Software NEW 6E300

CrowdLED 6E480

CRTOP & TOP SHINE 4C800

CSEED 1G800

CUE, a.s. 3B600

Cuz Global Inc. NEW CS393

CVTE 2P500

Cyanview NEW 5M350

CYMMETRIK ENTERPRISE CO.,LTD. 4K840

CYP UK Ltd 2F105

Cypress Technology Co.,Ltd. NEW 2M500

D

d&b audiotechnik 7E150, Audio Demo Room D2

DAD by NTP Technology NEW 4M530

Dahua Technology 5J700

Daktronics 3C100

Dali A/S 2E150

Da-Lite 3N600

Dampf Hotel Audio 7E500

DANACOID 5G700

Danley Sound Labs NEW 7D640

DAS Audio 7D600

Datapath 3R100

Dataton 3P150

Datavideo 5F500

Dateq International BV 7K150

Datos Media - Danmon Group NEW 4M530

Dazzleview 1F100

dBTechnologies 7J150

DDC – LevelOne – equip

– Conceptronic NEW 5E100

ddm hopt+schuler NEW 8C645

DDW DISPLAY NEW 5R100

DECIMA 1948 NEW 6P500

Dell Technologies 2W660

Delta Electronics | Digital Projection |

Vivitek 3K700

Deltacast 4Q500

DEMCO CSI 4P280

DENEVA 4G100

DESAY 3Q800

designflow 2E200

Desilence CS100

Dexon Systems Ltd. 5B400

DH ELECTRONICS 7L550

Dicolor 3A150, 3A100

Dida Display NEW 4B130

DiGiCo 7F300

digiLED 3K900

Digital Signal AV NEW CS377

DIMASA 5M900

DIMENSIONIS NEW 5M700

DingFeng Electronic Technology

CO.,LTD 7M950

DirectOut GmbH 7E240

Dise 4R100

Disguise 3D800

Displax 2T300

DISPLAY MEDIA 4C350

DisplayNote Technologies 2V600

Displine 2H310

Dizplai NEW CS806

DJPOWER 6K300

DLW NEW 6E150

DNAKE (Xiamen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. NEW 2C115

DNH Loudspeakers 7F100

Domex.Life 1D530

Domotz NEW 2L500

Dongguan Maidea Precision

Die-casting Co., Ltd 4A100

Dongguan Maitejinqi Electromechanical

Technology Co.Ltd. 4F640

Dongguan Topo Electronics Co., Ltd. NEW 8G820

DoorBird 2H300

dot Audio AB NEW CS395

DOTCOM CO.,LTD 4A400

Doughty engineering ltd NEW 6G660

DPA Microphones 7P600

Dreamvision/Cineversum 2C300

Dreamwall NEW 5M350

drotek NEW 8G500

DSBJ NEW 8A500

DSeeLab Hologram 4Q550

DSIPC 6N500

DSM PROAUDIO CO.,LTD NEW 6C600

DSpecialists GmbH 7G800

DSPPA Audio Co., Ltd 7L500

DTECH AUDIO COMPANY LIMITED NEW 6A710

DTEN 2V130

D-Tools, Inc. 2L500

DTS NEW 6N975

DVDO 5M900

DVIGear, Inc. NEW 5E700

Dynacord 3C500

DynaScan 3C700

E

EACOME Electronics Co., Ltd. 5N700

easescreen 3H200

EASYTOOLS 4P515

EAW 7C840, Audio Demo Room D6

Ebantic Systems SL CS100

ECLER 7E500

EDBAK 3H100

EDC Acoustics 3A600

EditShare NEW 4Q625

Eelectron SpA NEW 1B805, 2L300

EFESTO PRODUCTION SRL NEW 6C880

EGM STUDIO CS100

EIBOARD 1C200

EIKI JAPAN CO., LTD NEW 1F225

Eilon Engineering – Ron StageMaster

Load Cells 6F200

EKAA Technology Co., Ltd 4J405

ekey biometric systems 2H800

Elation Professional Europe B.V. 6R700

Electro-Voice 3C500

Element One 5H500

ELETTROAPPARECCHIATURE

FRIGGERI SRL NEW 5Q600

Elgato NEW 4H600

E-LIKE Technology Co.,Ltd 4B770

Elitegroup Computer Systems Co., Ltd. 4P260

Elo 2R800

Eltako 2K200

Elytone / Peak Amplification5Q500

EM Acoustics 7H820

Embodme NEW CS513

Emelec VíasCom 5K220

EMKO Case a.s. 4K460

EMOGG NEW CS668

Enova Solutions AG NEW CS510

ENPING CITY LICHUANG

TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD 8B800

ENPING DELI TRADE COMPANY

LIMITED NEW 7N150

ENPING FEDYCO AUDIO Co Ltd NEW 7N155

ENPING MEIBAISI ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO LTD NEW 8F710

ENPING RUOCA NEW 5R350

Enping Sange Electronic

Co Ltd NEW 6E420

Epiphan Video 4R860

Epson Europe 3J100

Equipson Group 7A500, 6S600

ERARD PRO 3N805

EREIMUL NEW 6F420

Ergonomic Solutions 5J220

ErgoXS 1G880

ESII 4D400

Esports Arena 8B100

ESTUDIO GURUGÚ CS688

ETC NEW 6M900

eten Technologies Inc. 5M200

EUNO DISPLAY 5H300

EURECAT - Centre Tecnològic de Catalunya CS100

EURO SEATING INTERNATIONAL S.A. NEW 5J550

Euromet 3K510

Europoint 6H170

EvertzAV 4R660

EVN electronic components GmbH NEW 2W220

EXACT solutions 3H500

EXE Technology NEW 6Q700

Exertis 2N300

EXPELEC 6H500

Expromo Europe A/S 5B150

EZ Acoustics 7C910

EZEVENT 8E600

F

FaitalPRO 7L280

Fanvil 1B170

Faradite 2D600

Fasttel 2H200

FBT Elettronica SpA 7D510, 7E300

FDB AUDIO MANUFACTURE CO., LTD 7P400

FEBY CABLE 7N800

FEDE CS244

FENIX STAGE 7H150

Fibernet 5L880

FIDA 4M440

Fiilex 6P880

Flanders Investment & Trade NEW 5G100

Flash-Butrym 6C300

FlatFrog 2S400

FlatPanel Audio NEW CS590

FLOP WORK NEW CS244

Flowscape 2V240

FLUENDO SA CS100

FLUGE 6E550

FOCAL & NAIM 2J420

Focusrite 7A300

Fohhn 7B300

Follow-Me BV Tracking Solutions 6G440

Fonestar 7F680

FORTES interactive, s.r.o. 5G800

Forward Electronics CO, LTD 6D400

FOS TECHNOLOGIES 6N550

Foshan Chanstek Audio Co., LTD 2D820

Foshan Nation Star Optoelectronics

Co. Ltd NEW 5K200

Frameled 4E300

Framemov CS100

FRANK AUDIO CO., LIMITED 6F240

FRENEXPORT 7H950

FSR Inc. 5M900

FUJIFILM 5B100

Fulcrum Acoustic 7J220

FULGOR SERVICE 7B700

Full Fat Audio NEW 7J200

Funktion-One 7K820

FunTech Innovation 1E220

Future PLC CS204

G

Gaffer-Tape 8B710

GALA STAGE ENGINEERING NEW 6G620

Gäng-Case NEW 8B700

GAOKE GmbH 1B240

GARVAN ACOUSTIC SRL 2E130

GEEPHON NEW 4B750

Genelec 2G400

Genesis Home Technologies

Architects NEW 2D800

GeneTouch Corp. NEW 4B800

Geratech 5N300

Gerriets GmbH 6M400

GESAB 5K550

Gestton 7L350

Giada 4E500

GIANT TRUSS NEW 6A300

GIGAIPC 5J150

Gira 1F715

GIS AG 6F500

GKGD International Trade Co Ltd NEW 8A400

GLASSY FILMS NEW CS244

Glensound (UK) 7H825

Global Signage Alliance CS206

Global Truss NEW 6F700

Glory Star Group Ltd. 2W200

Gloshine 3T350, 3T500

GLP German Light Products GmbH 6R100

Gnomalab Estudio NEW CS100

GOAL SPORT

Exhibitor Listings – As of 10 January 2025

Exhibitor

Guangzhou Hongcheng Stage Lighting Co.,LTD. 6G680

Guangzhou Huiliheng Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. 8F510

Guangzhou ILightings Equipment Co.,Ltd 8E930

Guangzhou SeaWin Electrical Technologies Co.,Ltd. 2L300

GUANGZHOU ShangDa electronic technology co., LTD NEW 8A685

Guangzhou Sinojoint Electronics Co.,Ltd. 7M130

Guangzhou Tian Zhen Pro-Audio equipment CO.,LTD NEW 6D150

Guangzhou Wind Force Electronic Manufacturing CO., LTD 7P860

GUDE 3C900

Guntermann & Drunck GmbH 5J350

GVS SMART CO., LTD. NEW 2L300

H HAGOR 3T600

Haitian Electronic Technology Co., Ltd 7K500

Haivision Systems Inc. 5Q350

Hamill Industries NEW CS100

Hand Coded NEW CS100

HANDS LITE NEW 6A660

Hangtepower NEW 4D900

Hangzhou Risun Cable Co.,Ltd 5R575

Hangzhou Xianrui Digital Technology Co.,Ltd. 5D750

Hanshin International Ltd 2S110

HANSONG TECHNOLOGY NEW 1E700

Harbingermate Technology Co., LTD NEW 6D820

Harman International Industries 3F300, 6H300, Audio Demo Room C4

Harman Luxury 2H100

Harmonic Design 7N300, OAD9, OAD10

HB-Laserkomponenten GmbH 4L275

HCTek 2V150

HDBaseT Alliance/ VALENS 2M500

HDL 2J100

Hebei Dingyou Lifting Machinery

Manufacturing Co., Ltd. NEW 6A840

Hebei Huaige Hoisting Machinery

Group Co.,Ltd. NEW 6G150

Heckler NEW 1B405

HELTUN 1E620

HETMA CS220

HH Audio 7L150

hi human interface® 4L825

Hi Streamers NEW CS597

HiBrite Enterprises Ltd. 7G950

High Sec Labs 5Q860

Highlite International 6K375

Hikvision 3H420

Hiled Display NEW 4D880

HireHop Equipment Rental Software 6G500

Hisense 1F300

HiteVision 2P350, 2R300

HIVE 5E880

Hive Streaming AB NEW CS511

HK Audio 7E600

HMS Networks (Intesis) 2L300

HOAC Schweißtechnik NEW 6G350

HOF 6L600

Hollyland 4L550, 7K200

HOLOPHONIX NEW 7J100

HOLOPLOT 7H700, Audio Demo Room C2

Holzmedia 2U400

HOMNI ENTERPRISES CO., LTD. 7D860

HONBO AUDIO CHINA LTD NEW 7C880

HORTUS-TAG c/o Audio SUD 7H500

HP Poly 2Q500

HPE Networking Instant On 2L300

Htek NEW 1D200

HUAIN Conference Systems 1G400

Hualiao Electric NEW 6B620

Hubei Yiming Electronic

Technology Co., Ltd. NEW 5N285

Huddly 3A700

HuiduTechnology NEW 5R800

Humanizing Technologies GmbH CS351

Humly 2W550

Hunan YESTECH Optoelectronic CO.,LTD 3S150

HW group s.r.o. 5P500

HYPERVSN 5J200

Hypex Electronics BV 7D840 I

i2CAT the Internet Research

Centre NEW CS100

i3 NEW 8E510

i3CONNECT 2U330

IBASE Technology Inc. 4R640

ic audio GmbH 7G500

IDDERO NEW 1E640

iDISC Information Technologies CS100

IDK Corporation 5A550

iDma.cc 4E575

Igloo Vision 4K730

igus 5N820

IHSE & kvm-tec 5D500

iiyama 2S500

Ikan International NEW 4Q610

IKinor 1C400

ILUXUSDESIGN NEW 2L300

IMAGO 1B200

IMPACTRUM 4D300

Impulsa Talentum Foundation 8A220

Inavate 3P800

InBroadcast 4N860

INDU-ELECTRIC 6H640

INFiLED 3B100, 3B150

INFOBIT NEW 5M500

INNLED NEW 6G100

Innodeck system 6G800

Innosonix CS828

innovaphone NEW 1G220

Inogeni 2N330

Insta360 NEW 1B150

IntelliEvent 6M700

Intelligent Lecterns Systems B.V. 3K530

Interactive Scape 2W640

Interra 2L300

Interspace Industries 5C460

INTO REALITY NEW CS686

intoPIX 5M350

Intuiface 4K280

ioversal 5D240

IPEVO B.V. 1D220

IQ 1E330

IQUADRAT INFORMATICA SL NEW CS100

Iris NEW 4H530

ISAAC NEW CS501

ISCVE CS208

ISE International Media Showcase CS200 ISID 8D640

ISINAC 7D880

iSmart Video 2S220

iSolution 1G550 IT GmbH 2L300 Itemptech 4D840

IT’S ON NEW CS244

IWORKHUB LIMITED 2E100 J

j5create Europe 2C510

Jabra 2P130, 2P100 JAV 1F150

JBL Professional 3F300

JB-Lighting NEW 6D500

JCVISION 1C100

JD-MEDIA Co., LTD. 7D110

JEG lighting NEW 6C350 Jetbuilt 5C770

Jiangsu Odin Electronic and Technology Co.,Ltd. 5K400

JiangSu ShiZhan Group Co., Ltd NEW 8F800

Jiaxing DIBEISI Electroacoustics Co.,Ltd. 7M750

Jiaxing Greengable Trading Co., Ltd. NEW 6H150

JieCheng NEW 6A600

JIN KOU ENTERPRISE CO., LTD NEW 6D110

JINGYI NEW 6B750

JMAZ GROUP NEW 3A800

JNM Display 5N550

Joan Workplace 2W240

Jobtura - Sales & Rent NEW 6F150

Jolly Innovation Technology Co., Ltd4B600

Jomard NEW 4C150

JOSAWA 5Q550

JOYNED GmbH CS519

Joyusing Technology Co.,Ltd 1B400

JTS PROFESSIONAL CO., LTD. 7H400

JUNG – ALBRECHT JUNG GMBH & CO. KG 1D700

Jupiter Systems 3N620

Jusion NEW 1E600

Just Add Power 2R600

JWIPC 4N300

K

Kandao Technology 1B280

K-array, KGEAR, KSCAPE 7G600, 2H110

KARSECT NEW 5P900

Keewin Display 4F100

KENSENCE Technology

Development Co., Ltd 5F680

Kern & Stelly Medientechnik GmbH 3Q750

KEYNEMA NEW CS100

Kiloview NEW 4M640

KIMEX NEW 5F880

Kinglight 5H100

Kinson s.a. 6R550

Kitcast 4B700

KLIKBoks Inc. NEW 8C500

Kling & Freitag GmbH 7H200

Klippel GmbH 7N640

Klotz AIS 7E100

KLVR NEW 5F100

KNX 2L300

Kobble Pearl Digital Electronic Co., Ltd 7M880

Kommander 5N800

KÖNIG & MEYER GmbH & Co. KG 7E100

Konka E-Display 2R100

Konligo – Innovative Mobile Staging NEW 6A700

Kontron 4J225

Kordz 2E310

Kramer 3D300

KTC Commercial Display 2C130

KUDO CS228

Kunshan Zilla Technology Co.,Ltd NEW 8F600

Kuori 3N800

KV2 Audio 7B150, Audio Demo Room C6

Kvant Lasers NEW 6F100 L

L&K Rollen GmbH NEW CS577

Lab Gruppen + Tannoy + Behringer NEW 8A625, Audio Demo Room C8

L-Acoustics 2F150, 7G150, Audio Demo Room B4

LAIA 1D350

LAKIOO NEW 4A202

Lamberto / Photonics NEW 6B550

Lampro Technology NEW 3Q300

LANG AG 3H500

Lango Technology 1E350

Larnitech GmbH 2D260

Laserworld Group 6Q300

LAVOCE Italiana 7J640

Lawo AG 5H700

LAX NEW 5M300

Layher NEW 6D800

LB Lautsprecher – Audio Components NEW 7P260

LD Systems 7B550

LDA Audio Tech 7D280

Le Mark Group Ltd NEW 6N660

LEA professional 7B800

LEAROY LED 6C400

LECOVITA 7M100

LECTROSONICS INC NEW 7F500

LEDadvices NEW 6C200

Ledcon Systems GmbH 2R600

LEDECA 4Q100

Leder 4J300

LEDLINK OPTICS,INC. 6H400

LEDMAN 2S300

Ledscontrol CS100

LEDTAQ NEW 5N280

Ledtop Visual Ltd. 4L100

LEGRAND 2H710

Legrand AV 3N600, 2H710

Leica Smart Projection 1C820

Lenovo 2Q350

Lex Products Limited NEW 6G400

Leyard 3A300

LG Electronics 3K100

LianTronics 3Q100

Light Sky 6J100

LightAct 5G150

Exhibitor Listings – As of 10 January 2025

MDG Fog Generators 6K800

MEBIKON 1E115

MEDIA FACADE NEW 6A500

Medialon by 7thSense NEW 5H150

MediaScreen GmbH NEW 5D240

MEGA-LITE NEW 6B880

metaglobe 2P800

Meyer Sound 3N820

Micron 2D400 Microsoft 2Q150

Midas Consoles | Turbosound 7C100, Audio Demo Room F2

Middle Atlantic 3N600

Midwich Group 3Q750

Milan by Avnu Alliance 7K915

MILOS 6P900

Mimo Monitors 2T530

Minrray 2Q110

MINUIT UNE Audio Demo Room C10

MIPRO 7K350

MobilePro AG 3Q750

Modern Atomics LLC NEW CS844

Modulo Pi 5J300

MojoSteel 4B200

MOKA SFX NEW 6F170

Moka Technology 2W500

Mondiale Media Ltd CS900

Monitor Audio Ltd. 2G300

Monitors AnyWhere NEW 4Q620

Montarbo 7K800

Mooncell NEW 3C110

SOUND 7J800 MOOVIA 2D150

Mott Mobile Systeme 6E500 Moveket GmbH 6D350

4N825

MultiTaction, Inc. 2T400 Multivis 5L900

Multivision Screens 5M350

5P300

Neomounts 3P750

Neovideo NEW CS100

NETGEAR AV 2T710

NETIO 5P500

NetSpeek NEW CS820

Netvio 5D680

NETxAutomation Software GmbH 2L300

Neumann & Müller Event Technology NEW 6P350

Neumann.Berlin NEW 3B550

NEURALTRUST NEW CS664

Neutrik Group 5D150

New Era Technology NEW 1B300

Newline Interactive Europe, SL 2R300

NewTec Design:Audio GmbH 7M350

nexaudio.io NEW CS555

Nexmosphere 4G350

NEXNOVO TECHNOLOGY 5C100

NEXO 7C600, Audio Demo Room F4 NEXT 1E200

NEXT Audiogroup 7J500, Audio Demo Room E2

NEXT Truss 6R600

Nice 2K300

NicLen 6M500

Nicolaudie Group 6Q400

NimbleTech Digital Inc. 5K150

NINGBO AIYINMEI ELECTROACOUSTIC TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD 7N220

NINGBO CENTRAL STAR NEW 8B680

Ningbo Lesound NEW 8B660

NINGBO RIXING ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. 7L240

Ningbo Yinzhou Shengke Electronics Co., Ltd NEW 7M600

NINGBO YXSOUND CO.,LTD 7N775

Niveo Professional 5D680

Nixer 4M730

nnounce by Simpleway 5Q300

Noise Comunicación CS242

Nonius NEW 8A640

Noro NEW CS573

NovaStar 3E700, 3D700

NoviSign Software 4J205

NowSignage 4Q300

NSELED Europe srl 5D950, 5D600

nsign.tv 4H440

NST Audio Ltd 7J200

NTi Audio AG 7E280

Nummax NEW 8F950

NUOXUN AUDIO

Exhibitor Listings – As of 10 January 2025

Exhibitor Stand

P P5 2F200

PADS4 4G400

Pan Acoustics GmbH 7B100

Pan Q Light 6G280

Panaro S.r.l 7H800

Panasonic Connect Europe GmbH 3J500

Papercast Ltd 4E150

Pascom Co., Ltd 7K600

Pasgao Electronics Technology

Co.,Ltd NEW 6R950

PASO Sound System Specialist 7D510

pAudio Technologies 8C800

PEAKnx 2L300

PEAVEY COMMERCIAL AUDIO 7C700

Peerless-AV 3Q150

Penn Elcom GmbH 7J660

PeopleLink Unified Communications

Pvt Ltd. 1C350

Pequod Acoustics 7K620, OAD15, OAD16

Percon Export S.L.U. 7J440

PERFECT-ID EASTERN EUROPE NEW CS371

Perlisten Audio 1F500

pess energy NEW CS595

Pexip 2R200

Pharos Architectural Controls 2L800

Philips professional displays 3P500

PHOENIX AI 5M350

Pierre Enterprises Doo NEW 1F705

Pikip Solar Speakers NEW CS804

Pilosio Srl 6G700

Pinanson 7C900

pivot – Proactive AV Service

Management Platform NEW CS375

Pixelhue Technology Ltd 3E700

PIXERA NEW 3A500

PIXILAB 4K260

PixMob 6F260

PIXREAL 4M800

PK Sound Audio Demo Room A2

PLASA CS202

PLAY YOUR BRAND NEW CS684

Playmodes Studio SL NEW CS100

PlexusAV 5L150

PLS Ltd. 6L100

Plura Europe NEW 8C530

PMC 4M530

Point Source Audio 7F500

POJ lighting NEW 6G175

Polarlights NEW 6D600

Polet 5B240, 5A570

PoliLam Co., Ltd. NEW CS550

Pomelo Light 6H100

Poppulo (formerly Four Winds Interactive) NEW 4E885

Portman Lights 6K500

Portworld(Sunworld) Technology Limited 1G510

Powersoft 7E700

Prase Media Technologies 3Q750

PREMIUM FACTORY | PREMIUM FX NEW 6B500

PREMTECO 4C730

Prima Sistemi d.o.o. 2D130

Prima technology 2U240

PrimeTheater NEW 2L500

PRISMATRONIC 3S100

PrivaLED NEW 6B700

PRO DG SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL NEW 8D860

Pro Tour Systems AS CS571

PROCAB 7D310

ProCase 8B500

Procella Audio 2F130

PROCESS TALKS NEW CS682

ProDVX Europe BV 2L200, 2L100

Profusion Audio Semiconductors NEW 8C950

PROIETTA SRL 5F150

ProITAV USA 1C220

PROLED NEW 8G350

PROLIGHTS 6S200

PROLYTE 6P900

PRO-SHOW 6H550

Protech Electronics & Technology Limited 5P800

protonic software – easyjob NEW 6B400

ProtoPixel 1C700

Proxiled NEW 5M350

PSNI Global Alliance 2W400

PSRIG 6J660

PTZOptics and HuddleCamHD 5D100

Pulse-Eight / Gallo Acoustics / Aquavision 2D500

Pure Effects VOF NEW CS339

PureLink GmbH 2R600

PWR Lighting NEW CS822, 6K440

PXD Acoustic Works Co Ltd 7P200

Q

Q Acoustics NEW CS370

Qbic Technology Co., Ltd 2U550

Qiangli Jucai 4D100

QOMO 2T420

Qonto NEW CS515

QSTECH 3Q200

Q-SYS 2P400, Audio Demo Room F8

Quadronics BV NEW CS353

QUIVIDI 4K330

R

RAKO CONTROLS LTD. 2H150

RAM Audio 7H900

RASIKE-CINECA 2C300

Rational Acoustics 7M700

RCF 7D710, Audio Demo Room B2

Rcstars 4S205, 4S100

Real Cable 2G150

Recience 4D500

REDCATT NEW 7M860

Redleaf / Bosste 5C570

Redstone Systems Inc NEW 1F200

Redsun NEW 6F550

Refee Technology Co.,LTD 4H330

Relacart 7J400

Remote Camera Technology NEW 4M750

Renkus-Heinz 7D620, Audio Demo Room E8

Rent-All 6P700

Rentman 6F480

RESONANCE AUDIO 6F880

Restmoment 7N750

Rethink NEW 2M500

Retop 4A300

Revolution Acoustics 7K300

Rextron International Inc. 5D800

RF Venue 8A660

RGB Spectrum 5B600

RGBlink 3N700, 3N100, 3P100

RGBs 5N600

Rich Source Precision – PERSONA 2F220, 2F240

Ricoh 1G150

RIEDEL Communications 5A300

Riello UPS NEW 8E910

RIG UP NEW 6B800

RJS Electronics Ltd 5C480

RME 7J620

ROBE / Avolites / LSC / Anolis / Artistic Licence 6P100

ROBERT JULIAT 6K700

ROCWARE Corporation 2C750

ROE Visual 3P300

Roly-Systems NEW 6L300

ROOMDIMENSIONS 5F800

ROOMZ 2W110

Ross Video 4M500

ROXX GmbH NEW 6E800

Royal Display 3S200

ROYAL RENDERS CREATIVES NEW CS666

RPG 5L700

RTI 2K130

RTS Intercom Systems 3C500

RTW Audio NEW 4M530

Russound 2L500

Ryoyo Electro Europe NEW 4C130 S

SAGITTER - PROEL SpA 6H600

Samsung Electronics 3F500

SANMING AUDIO ENTERPRISE

(KUNSHAN)CO., LTD 7L400

Savant NEW 2L500

SAVe Sustainability in AV CS240

Scala Computer Television BV 2Q330

Schneider Electric 2L300

Schnick-Schnack-Systems GmbH 5D280

Schulze-Brakel GmbH CS866

Schuss AV-Projektionssysteme

GmbH NEW 2W220

Scoreboard-system.com 4J500

Screenage 4E700

ScreenBeam 2W600

ScreenCloud NEW 1F220

Screenint 3P620

Screen-LED NEW 6E375

ScreenLine 3H110

SDIP Light NEW 6A800

SD-OMEGA NEW 4A550

SDVoE Alliance 5E700

SEADA Technology Ltd 5J800, 5J620

SEEBURG 7M620

SEEDS XR NEW CS244

SEEKINK 3A530

SeeSound, S.L. CS100

SEETRONIC NEW 6G550

Seikaku Technical Group Ltd 7C500

Sennheiser 3B500, 3B550

SENTRY 5L240

SEOULVIOSYS 5L300

SES Ltd. 6L100

SFAT 6H700

SGM Lighting Aps 6N100

Shanghai Sansi 4L500

SHANGHAI SEIWIN ELECTRONIC CO.,LTD 7N550

Sharp/NEC 3E500

Shenzhen 8k-link Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd 6A640

Shenzhen Aiostar Electronics Co.,Ltd 8D530

Shenzhen Apexls Optoelectronic Co.,Ltd. 4F300

Shenzhen Auroled Tech. CO., LTD 5H600

Shenzhen Avlink Technology Company 3A620

Shenzhen BAKO Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd 4E100

Shenzhen Bigstar NEW 4N100

Shenzhen Boegam Technology Co.,Ltd NEW 2C730

Shenzhen Bozee 1F420

Shenzhen Chip Optech Co., Ltd. 3T700

Shenzhen Clen Optoelectronic Co., Ltd 6R900

SHENZHEN DATAMAX TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. 4L750

Shenzhen Decenta Technology Co.,LTD 5K300

SHENZHEN DEVOPS TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD 4B840

ShenZhen Electron Technology Co., Ltd 4K300

Shenzhen Eloam Technology Co., Ltd 1F240

Shenzhen Fabulux Technology Co.,Ltd 3R700

Shenzhen Fionexx Technologies Ltd 4L225

Shenzhen Friday Originality Technology Co.,LTD 5P750

Shenzhen Future Information technology co.,ltd 5Q750

Shenzhen GCL Electronics Co., Ltd 3T100

Shenzhen Great Prosperity Technology Co., Ltd NEW 8B530

Shenzhen Hi-Net Technology Co., Ltd 5N150

Shenzhen Huaqun Century Photoelectricity Co.,Ltd. 2W620, 1F130

Shenzhen Huarong Electronic Technology Co.,ltd 1E100

SHENZHEN HUIKEYUAN CO.,LTD 8F620

Shenzhen Hummax Display Systems Co.,Ltd 4A700

Shenzhen Inyuda Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd 1C300

Shenzhen Jiuzhou Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd NEW 5N200

Shenzhen KATO Vision Co.,Ltd. 2Q130

Shenzhen Kosintec Co., Ltd. NEW 5R700

Shenzhen Lan Display Photoelectric Co., Ltd 4A200

Shenzhen Lenkeng Technology Co., Ltd. 5K500

Shenzhen Letine Technology Co.,Ltd. NEW 4D420

Shenzhen Lightlink Display Technology Co., Ltd 3B700

SHENZHEN LIKE DISPLAY CO.,

Exhibitor Listings – As of 10 January 2025

Simon 1C700

Simply NUC Inc. 5D880

S-Impuls 5N640

SIMUSCA NEW 8B600

Sínoca NEW CS100

SINOEVIEW TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD 1C150

SINORA NEW 8B510

SINOTECTRONICS INC. 5P575

SIXTY82 / Protos 6K150

Skaarhoj 4N950

Skyworth Optical-Electronic 4F350, 2E110

Smart Cabling & Transmission Corp. 2L550

Smart Home Swiss SA NEW CS840

SMART Technologies 1C170

smart things NEW 2F100

smart.click by IOX GmbH NEW CS808

smartPerform NEW 3T600

SMF Solutions 2S350

smls.systems NEW CS826

Smoke Factory NEW 6H800

SMS Smart Media Solutions AB 2N310

Soleux 5H900

Solid – Setup Design – Lotus – AVA LED 6Q600, 6Q500, 4H460

Solid State Logic NEW 4N605

SOLTEC 5C150

SOLUM NEW 4H700, 4J900

Sommer cable GmbH 7F350

Sonance 2J500

Sonifex 7M190

SONO TECNOLOGIA AUDIOVISUAL 5F300

Sonodyne 7E550

SONOMARKET NEW CS557

Sonos 2F800

Sony 3E300

SoStron NEW 4D600

Sothlead (Shenzhen) Electronic

Technology Co., Ltd NEW 6D440

Sound Control Technologies 2K500

Sound Devices, LLC NEW 7G400

Sound Hub Denmark NEW CS533

Soundeyes 5M550

SOUNDKING 7A100

Soundtrack 8A700

SoundTube Entertainment 7A120

Soundware NEW 4M530

South Creative NEW 3S200

SOWA 7M500

SPACE SCREEN 5Q195

Spaceti NEW CS336

SpaceVision NEW 4M710

S-Paul audio 7M200

Speaksee Venue Accessibility BV NEW CS591

SpectralBot CS802

SPECTROO SOFTWARE NEW CS848

Spectrum 4N175, 4P300

Speechi 2T110

SpinetiX 4R440

SPON Communications Co., Ltd. 7P460

SPOTLIGHT s.c. NEW 6D300

SPROLINK 4G900

SRND Group 2G150

SRS Group NEW 6D880

Stage Precision 4P730

STAGEMAKER by Verlinde 6D700

STAGETEC 5G550

Starboard Solution GmbH 2P200, 2Q100

Stardraw.com 5A150

StarTech.com NEW 2S260

Starway 6H350

Stealth Acoustics + AudioControl 2G500

Steinigke Showtechnic GmbH 7M820

Steinway Lyngdorf 2J800, 2L500

Stilbox NEW CS100

STIM Tech Group 2Q700

STONEX 6J500

StormAudio 2J300

Streamit 7N190

StreamUnlimited 7D820

Structured Cable Products Inc (SCP) 2G310

STUDIO DUE NEW 6G950

Studio Network Solutions 4K660

Studio Technologies 4M730

Studiomaster 7G640, 7A100

Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. 5R840

Sun Rise Exact Industrial Co. 7J550

Sunyoung 4G900

SUPER VISUAL CO., LTD 3N700

Superlux NEW 8C600

SWEDX AB NEW 4B100

SweetLight 6D175

SY Electronics Ltd. 2S440

Symbicon Ltd. 5A350

Symetrix 5N350

SYNCO NEW 1D150

Syncronorm NEW 6E600

SYNETECH NEW 5K880

syscomtec Distribution AG / easescreen 3H200

Sysolution NEW 5Q840

SZ Tenveo Video Technology Co., Ltd 1D620

TAIDEN INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD 3P200

Taiwan Carol Electronics CO., LTD. 7K175

TANTRON GROUP 2L300

TASCAM 7E200

tasker 5G680

Tau Audio Solutions 7B200, 7B220, 7A120

Taylorleds 3F800, 3N400

TAZAAR NEW CS517

TCI Cables 7H660

TCL & Zenithnano 1E500

TeamMate 2T130

TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION PARTNERS 2L500

Tecnare Sound Systems 7H640

Tecom Electronics NEW CS575

TELEFUNKEN Elektroakustik NEW 8E500

Telelogos 4N350

Televes 5F200

Televic Conference 3N750

TELON SCREEN 5J860

Telos Alliance NEW 4L700

Telycam 4J700

Temas Technology 2U200

Tempest 4R220

Ten 47 Ltd NEW 6G400

Tense

2L300

Tenways 2E220

TEQSAS 8C640

Teradek 4M700

TESmert GmbH 5J880

The DS Company NEW 4B620

Theatrixx Technologies 5G300

Theben AG 2L300

Thinklogical 5H440

THINKNX 2L300

TiGHT AV 8C880

TiMaxSpatial NEW 7A300

TIS Control NEW 2D100

TMB 6M200

TOA Electronics Europe GmbH 7D130

tonwelt - guiding solutions 7H600

Toosen NEW 5G700

TOP SOUND AUDIO NEW 6A620

Toplite International Co., Ltd. NEW 5J840

TOP-TEC 2T200

Total Solutions Group 6J280

TouchWo 4M100

TP-Link 5N950

Transcend NEW 8A820

Transound Electronics Co.,Ltd NEW 8B750

Transtech LED Co., Ltd

3T300, 3T150, 3S200

Treble Technologies NEW CS864

Trinnov Audio 1F500

Triton Blue - A MH Group Company 6M300

Truss Aluminium Factory a.s. 6J550

TT Group NEW 5E700

Turtle AV NEW CS335

TUTONDO 7B500

TV3 8A200

tvONE 5D300

TVPROMPT - ADDITELECOM 4R840

TW Audio 7C400, OAD5, OAD6

Tyba 2C700

Tyworth 3P100

U

UBIQUITI NEW 2D240

UDE 7J350

UK Pavilion Meeting Room 5C465

Ultratec Special Effects NEW 6R910

Unibond NEW 6A555

Uniguest 5B390

Unilumin Group Co., Ltd 3C300

UNIRIG Srl 6J600

Unitree Robotics 8J280

UNIVOX 5B800

Utelogy 2W150

UVify 8H240

V VA 7K100

Vaddio 3N600

Valens Semiconductor NEW 2M500

Valentini Srl NEW 7L950

Valerion&AWOL Vision NEW 5G200

Vampire Squid NEW CS593

Vanco International 5N100

VANGUARD LED DISPLAYS EUROPA NEW 5B880

VCI – SGM 6N100

VECTORWORKS 6E220

VEGA / ELMA TT D.O.O. NEW 5R400

Velodyne Acoustics 2J405

Ventuz Technology 5D240

Verge Aero NEW 8H420

Vestel 3F200

VICOM 5G500

VIDELCO Europe Gmbh 5A550

Videri 4D800

ViewSonic 2Q200

Vimar 1D600

VIOSO GmbH 4B500

Visionary Solutions Inc 2W800

Visionect 4K480

visionX 4D700

VISSONIC 7L700

VISTECH 3Q700

Visual Productions BV 2G100

Visualeader 3T150

VITEC 5C350

Vitrolight NEW 5R860

Vivaldi srl 7F750

Vivalyte BV NEW 2C110

Vivolink 5E200

Vizrt 4L605

VLINKA NEW 5N700

VMB NEW 6J750

VMTC 4B300

VMX 3N700

VNS Inc. 5G840

VOD/THE LED STUDIO NEW 5J100

VODALYS.IO CS359

Vogel’s Products B.V. 3Q500

Voice-Acoustic 7F550

Void Acoustics 7A520, Audio Demo Room E6

Voome 2R700

VOXPA 7N200

VTRAP MOBILE STUDIO NEW 7H880

VuWall 5C700

Vyopta 2U100

Waapiti 4Q405

WALLBOARD 5G880

Wallin srl NEW CS860

Wallonia Export & Investment Agency 5M350

WALL-SMART 2H330

Watchity & Ebantic CS100

Waterfall Audio 2G150

Waved NEW CS868

WAVEinside NEW 5Q100

WAVES SYSTEM 4F280

Weco Play NEW 2S130

WeDoInnov 2U110

Weinzierl 2L300

WELLAV NEW 8E950

Wenger Corporation 6G600

WENXIANG 1B600

WeQuote 2E200

Wesco Anixter 2U220

WEYTEC 5L550

WG Drones 8H400

Wharfedale Pro 7L600, OAD3, OAD4

VAXDEN AUDIO NEW 5R150

VBeT Electronics Co.,Ltd NEW 1D515

Stage Accompany 7M300

Wi-Charge NEW 4A530

SHURE | STAND: 3N300

Setting standards for wireless audio with the new Axient Digital PSM

Shure’s Axient Digital Wireless System has been helping users manage the most complex wireless productions in the world. From the biggest stages, to broadcast, film and videography, Axient Digital has become the industry standard.

Demonstrating a century of innovation and audio excellence, in October Shure launched the Axient Digital PSM, the company’s first digital wireless in-ear monitoring system, designed to exceed the needs of the most complex productions, today and tomorrow.

Axient Digital PSM has been developed to meet the rigorous demands of touring professionals that require the highest levels of RF

VADDIO | STAND: 3N600

All-in-one UHD-capable VideoBar ventures forth

The UHD-capable Vaddio Venture VideoBar is an all-in-one video conferencing system that promises lifelike audio and standout video conferencing. It features a UHD 8.51-megapixel, 1/2.5-type CMOS image sensor, a 110º wide-angle horizontal field of view, 5x digital zoom, a six-element beamforming microphone array, and a high-fidelity speaker system with built-in digital signal processing. With a microphone pickup range of up to about 6m, it is designed for small to medium-sized spaces.

The video bar includes manual PTZ/ePTZ control and tracking with speaker framing, participant framing and a SmartGallery. Using advanced facial- and speaker-tracking algorithms, it can focus on and frame a single

presenter, leveraging the beamforming microphone array to precisely pinpoint their position without adding distracting video motion. It can also accurately frame a group, eliminating wasted space and bringing people front and centre.

The articulating camera lens with dual motors provides smooth pan and tilt adjustments of up to ±15º, enabling the camera to frame the action in the room without relying on ePTZ cropping.

The video bar has simultaneous USB and HDMI outputs, supporting up to 4K 2160p/60 via HDMI, and can also be used as a speakerphone for voice calls or to listen to music via Bluetooth.

– DAVID

FOX www.legrandav.com

performance, audio quality, scalability, flexibility and low latency. Thanks to the new digital wireless in-ear monitoring solution, engineers can be more creative and flexible than ever. With its four powerful transmission modes, including WMAS innovation, professionals can adapt the system to what is required in each production, ensuring enhanced RF while making the best use of spectrum.

Axient Digital PSM has already been used in international shows including the Person of the Year Celebration at the Latin Grammys last November.

www.shure.com

PROFUSION | STAND: 8C950

Profusion steps up the volume

UK-based semiconductor specialist Profusion is turning up the volume at ISE with its RA-ECM-SVC demo board.

The board uses the new MUSES72323 volume IC, which has the advantage of controlling volume in the analogue domain so that the signal-to-noise ratio is maintained as both are attenuated together; if controlled in the digital domain the noise level remains the same, resulting in audible noise at lower listening levels. Profusion says distortion is typically 0.00024%, and output noise is -124dBV.

The demo board also includes the RA-ECM AES70 networked control module. The compact 50x38mm module includes the code to interpret AES70 requests and instructions so that control functionality is available to AES70-based networked controllers. In addition, an onboard webserver generates a clear graphical user interface. – KEVIN EMMOTT gb.profusion.uk

The RA-ECM AES70 module extends control functionality to AES70based controllers

Axient Digital PSM is designed to meet the needs of touring professionals

Add Venture: Vaddio’s all-in-one video conferencing bar

Innovative collaboration and display technologies take centre stage in Hall 2

Cutting-edge solutions for wireless display, video conferencing and interactive collaboration are being showcased by leading technology providers in Hall 2.

On the immersive collaboration front, Metaglobe (2P800) is unveiling its TechUnit for video conferencing. The system uses cylindrical 8K projections and high-resolution video streams to present remote participants as life-sized and positioned accurately,

LEA PROFESSIONAL | STAND: 7B800

Stadium filler

Completing its line-up of IoT-enabled smart amplifiers, LEA Professional has introduced the Connect Series 3004 and 3004D at ISE.

The company says it is the most powerful amplifier it has ever launched, paving the way for large installations, including full stadium projects. The fourchannel 3004/3004D drives up to 3,000W per channel into two, four and eight ohms, as well as 70Vrms and 100Vrms.

Available in Network Connect and Dante Connect versions, the

ensuring natural perspectives and eye contact. Unlike avatar-based systems, Metaglobe focuses on realism, targeting companies with multiple locations to reduce travel costs and environmental impact.

Officially unveiled by Boom Collaboration (2S240) is a ‘meeting room in-a-box’ video kit range. It features video and audio hardware plus a one-cable-connection hub – designed to simplify installations and capitalise on high

demand for BYOD deployments. One kit, for example, features the Halo video bar, two mics and the Zygo multi-connectivity station. A small room kit comprises the Mezzo 4K camera, Giro Pro speakerphone and Zygo hub. Other variants are also being showcased.

ScreenBeam (2W600) is spotlighting the 1100 Plus wireless display receiver, designed to simplify collaboration in classrooms and meeting spaces while supporting the BYOD trend. The device enables app-free screen sharing, fostering a smooth user experience.

In a recent deployment, Ohio State University’s College of Engineering upgraded its learning and collaboration spaces with the ScreenBeam 1100 Plus, underscoring its educational potential.

Finally, Dell Technologies (2W660) is presenting its latest Teams Rooms offerings, featuring a comprehensive bundle that includes the OptiPlex 7000 XE Micro and a Logitech Tap room controller. Available through Ingram Micro and TDSynnex, Dell’s systems aim to enhance collaboration across organisations of all sizes. According to the company, the key benefits are that this offers a single product for video, audio and web conferencing in any room size, using Dell and Logitech’s compute, software and hardware.

– ANNE MORRIS

3004D includes 96kHz-capable Dante and AES67 connectivity options. The 3004 and 3004D include advanced DSP with 96kHz

linear phase FIR crossover filters, acoustically transparent look ahead RMS and peak limiters, 32-bit floating-point DSP with

built-in sample rate converters, and LEA’s Smart Power Bridge technology. – KEVIN EMMOTT www.leaprofessional.com

Metaglobe’s TechUnit presents people as if they were really in the room

The Connect Series 3004/3004D extends LEA’s IoT-enabled smart amplifier line-up

BLAZE AUDIO | STAND: 7K700/AUDIO DEMO ROOM D4

Big news on the down low

Designed by renowned loudspeaker designer Hugh Sarvis, Blaze Audio’s BL18S is a versatile high-power passive subwoofer making its debut at ISE.

Completing the company’s CBL series, the BL18S is crafted to integrate with the CBL523 and CBL528 constant beamwidth loudspeakers to provide a complete full-range audio system for small to medium-sized venues.

Designed primarily for free-standing installations, the BL18S features an 18in bass driver housed in a reflex-loaded enclosure, delivering lowfrequency bandwidth down to 31Hz at -10dB, with maximum

Staying in the zone

sound pressure levels reaching 136dB at 1m. The subwoofer also comes equipped with casters that can be fitted to the rear panel, facilitating easy handling and installation in hybrid venues. For optimal performance, Blaze Audio says the BL18S should be driven solely by its PowerZone Connect amplifiers, starting at 3,000W, and with the appropriate speaker presets configured. Multiple BL18S subwoofers can be installed in arrays and configured via amplifier presets to deliver either omnidirectional or cardioid directivity characteristics.

– kevin emmott www.blaze-audio.com

HVAC control systems provider Airzone is introducing a range of products it says merge climate control management with air quality enhancement.

For instance, the AirQ Sensor monitors indoor air quality in real time and automatically activates ventilation or air purification through ionisation when combined with the Easyzone 25 system. Also on display are the AirQ Box, which connects to ducted systems for continuous purification, and Aidoo Pro Ventilation, which expands the integration capabilities of Aidoo Pro by adding remote control over ventilation parameters. It can

SOUND DEVICES | STAND: 7G400

Fully tailored for the show

Combining a unique level of customisation with a 470-1525MHz global tuning range, Sound Devices says its new A20-HH wireless microphone can be adapted for any environment.

Featuring “the world’s first fully calibrated, dynamic vocal microphone with a patented dual-engine design”, the reversible A20-HH CD1 capsule collar accepts multiple manufacturers’ capsules that utilise Shure or Sennheiser thread, as well as Sound Devices’ own CD1 cardioid capsule.

The A20-HH’s body shell can be removed and customised rather than having to adjust the entire microphone to match its design to a costume, and the control ring can be swapped out to give the user optional external controls. Sound Devices says the body shells are so economical that multiples can even be kept on hand and changed out during a show.

Internally, the mic uses the Sound Devices Astral family’s NexLink remote control and GainForward architecture, while its wideband RocketAntenna design means talent can grip the mic anywhere without affecting wireless signal strength.

The A20-HH’s durable structure is water-resistant, robust and is powered by a standard XL-B18650 lithium-ion battery that can run more than 10 hours when set at 10mW output. – kevin emmott www.sounddevices.com

be controlled from the Airzone Cloud app and is compatible with home automation systems and BMS, allowing users to monitor and activate ventilation systems based on sensor readings.

Airzone says it offers compatibility across more than 175 HVAC brands and over 40 smart home platforms, including Control4, Lutron and Legrand. – anne morris www.airzonecontrol.com

Blaze describes the BL18S as a “low-frequency solution for dynamic installations”

The A20-HH digital wireless handheld microphone is user-customisable and has a global RF tuning range

AIRZONE | STAND: 2G220

Airzone has occupants covered when it comes to climate control

NOVASTAR | STANDS: 3D700/3E700

VX2000 Pro-pels all-in-one control beyond 4K

The VX2000 Pro is an all-in-one controller that has two HDMI 2.0, DP 1.2 and 12G-SDI input connectors. NovaStar claims it delivers “true 4K pixel-to-pixel display with exceptional clarity”.

It has 20 Ethernet ports, which support a pixel load capacity of up to 13 million, far exceeding 4K standards. The upgraded design supports up to 12 2K layers or three 4K layers, with 256 presets for enhanced flexibility.

The controller supports free topology, which eliminates rectangular alignment limits for better port utilisation, while USB playback allows plug-and-play operation with a USB drive. Independent audio input and output interfaces ensure smooth switching between synchronised and separate audio-

video transmissions.

The VX2000 Pro debuts alongside Unico – software that merges the strengths of SmartLCT, V-Can and NovaLCT into one platform. It offers a fully visualised interface for intuitive LED screen configuration,

ensuring a What You See Is What You Get experience. Users can prepare offline project files and import them on-site with one click. Unico is cross-platform compatible with Windows, macOS and web. – DAVID FOX www.novastar.tech

ABB TREVION | STAND: 2L300

Touch displays point the way to customisation

Building and home automation specialist ABB Trevion is featuring its customisable touch displays and keypads in Hall 2.

ABB Trevion displays have a black glass surface for higher contrast, which is designed to keep the display readable even at a tilted viewing angle. Users can choose between light and dark mode while haptic feedback through vibration contributes to an intuitive operation. A user can also create up to 12 control functions, with a maximum of four functions per page.

The company’s keypads can be configured flexibly and are adaptable to individual needs with multi-colour LEDs.

– ANNE MORRIS www.new.abb.com

MIPRO GERMANY | STAND: 7K350

German wireless microphone and mobile sound system specialist Mipro has chosen ISE to unveil two brand new wireless systems.

Debuting in Barcelona, Mipro says the AD-58 is the world’s first 5GHz, four-channel transmitting antenna combiner working in the ISM 5.65.9GHz band. Equipped with a high linearity amplifier to reduce signal distortion and ensure clear, stable transmission quality, it integrates up to four of Mipro’s MI-58T/ MI-58TD transmitters simultaneously. The company says the AD-58 combiner is ideal

for performance venues to realise multiple IEM channels working in parallel in one place.

Meanwhile, the ACT-800H II and ACT700H II handheld transmitters are the second generation of handheld transmitters for Mipro’s ACT-700/800 wireless microphone systems. The units now boast a power lock

switch and hidden configuration buttons to prevent accidental touches. The design means that only the power and mute buttons are accessible externally, ensuring comfortable operation and enhancing ease of use and stability.

– KEVIN EMMOTT www.mipro-germany.de

Go Pro: NovaStar’s latest VX2000 Pro all-in-one controller

ABB Trevion’s black glass surfaces promise more readable displays

JBL PROFESSIONAL | STAND: 3F300

Subs to soundbars – speaker array family expanded

The SRX900 Series of powered line arrays and subwoofers has been extended with new 15in and 18in arrayable subwoofers and expanded accessories to offer users more system configuration possibilities.

The subs can be flown in mixed arrays within existing SRX900 arrays or deployed standalone in flown or grounddeployed configurations. With built-in amplification and DSP, intuitive control software, simple and fast rigging, and a full range of supporting accessories, the SRX900 Series aims to balance value and performance.

There is also an upgraded soundbar, the JBL Pro SoundBar PSB-2, that builds on the aesthetics of the existing PSB-1 with improvements such as two-position volume limiting switch, HDMI and Bluetooth digital inputs (with automatic Bluetooth pairing management), with a single source control button on top of the speaker to make switching between sources simple.

It is suitable for hotel rooms, cruise ship staterooms, conference rooms and classrooms, and delivers focused audio while minimising sound transfer to neighbouring rooms. – david fox www.jblpro.com

HSL | STAND: 5Q860

Redefining cybersecurity for confidential meetings

Designed to protect crossdomain and classified meetings, HSL has developed its SoundSentry secure video bar. Intended for video conferences, it includes a highfidelity speaker system along with a UHD 4K resolution camera with presets, and beamforming microphones for “exceptional audio quality and dominant speaker tracking”.

The product includes cybersecurity features to keep meetings and video conferences safe from eavesdropping, data exfiltration and the introduction of malicious code into secure networks. Diode circuitry prevents the use of the video bar as an intermediary device to export data from secure networks, while protected memory prevents misuse of the video bar to store data stolen from secure networks.

In addition, a low pass filter mechanism

K-ARRAY| STANDS: 7G600/2H110

blocks high frequency hacking methods and a smart ‘normally closed’ mechanism prevents the video bar from being left on and inadvertently transmitting sound and video, even after a meeting has finished.

The SoundSentry has a secure wired interface so that Bluetooth, WiFi and other wireless technologies cannot be used to extract information and hack into networks.

– kirsty hazlewood www.highseclabs.com

Speakers step up in major audio push

With a raft of product launches and significant updates across its entire brand ecosystem, Italian audio specialist K-array is making waves at ISE.

The Dragon Series introduces the KXT12P and KXT18P, two full-range point source loudspeakers that the company says are designed to deliver monstrous SPLs with unparalleled clarity. Both models feature advanced triaxial transducers, passive radiators, and precision-engineered metal construction.

K-array has also unveiled the MKI Edition of the KX12, an evolution with two unique versions: the KX12 I is a discreet design that is ideal for installations where aesthetics are key, while the Firenze KX12F I retains the bold

Firenze look of the original. The KX12F I also introduces a rotatable waveguide, adding flexibility to its performance.

Meanwhile, K-gear, K-array Group’s audio solutions brand, is launching the GT12. This full-range point source loudspeaker is described by the manufacturer as the Swiss army knife of professional audio due to its adaptability to a range of installations.

For the premium market, K-array is also presenting the Dolomite Series. Designed for luxury events and high-end residential installations, the series aims to ‘balance elegance with unmatched audio performance’. – kevin emmott www.k-array.com

Taking the sub way: Arrayable subwoofers join the JBL SRX900 family

The SoundSentry secure video bar combines high-quality video conferencing with robust cybersecurity features

The KXT12P features triaxial transducers, passive radiators and precision-engineered metal construction

WHARFEDALE PRO | STANDS: 7L600/OAD3/OAD4

New additions to the Tourus family

British speaker manufacturer Wharfedale Pro is introducing Tourus+, bringing eight new models to its family of polypropylene loudspeakers for live sound, installation and portable setups. The ‘plus’ additions are available as both active and passive full range versions in 8in, 10in, 12in and 15in configurations, complementing the existing Tourus 8in, 12in and 15in speakers.

KLOTZ AIS | STAND: 7E100

Each Tourus+ active model features two-way biamped Class D amplification, Bluetooth/TWS connectivity and built-in FIR presets for normal, live, DJ and speech environments to give users flexibility and full control over sound output.

Designed for easy installation and deployment, all Tourus+ models are equipped with multiple rigging points and dual-angle pole sockets, and can be mounted close to a wall

High specs flex for 12G UHD

Designed for mobile use and boasting an outer diameter of just 5mm, German cable specialist Klotz AIS has brought its highly flexible VDU073LP 12G UHD video cable to ISE for the first time.

Covered with a robust PUR outer jacket, the cable features a concentrically stranded copper inner conductor and a dense tinned copper braid with 95% coverage. Klotz AIS says this construction provides robustness, guaranteeing reliable operation even at extreme temperatures between -40°C and +70°C. The outer sheath is temperature-resistant, abrasion-

resistant, notch-resistant and has a high tear propagation resistance, all while weighing just 30g per metre. It meets all SMPTE ST 2082 standard requirements, and complies with REACH, RoHS and EU directives. With no existing UHDcompatible BNC connector available for this type of cable, Klotz AIS worked with connector company Damar & Hagen to develop an appropriate connector series. It is suitable for transmission distances of up to 36m with 12G video signals in accordance with ST 2082.

– KEVIN EMMOTT www.klotz-ais.com

with optional U-brackets. With a durable trapezoidal cabinet and reinforced steel grille, they are built for professional use in a wide variety of environments.

www.wharfedalepro.com

ALTAIR INTERCOM | STAND: 7G880

Belt up for intercoms

Making its debut at ISE and joining the company’s IPcom product family, Airp4ck is a fourchannel wireless IP intercom beltpack from Spain’s Altair Intercom.

Allowing integrators to offer a consistent IP intercom system comprising a wide range of products within the same series, the beltpack joins Altair’s range of user panels, desktop units, wired beltpacks and interfaces to form the building blocks of wider IPcom networks.

feature a replaceable battery, a lightweight ergonomic design and a standard 4XLR connector.

Designed to provide endto-end communication for a range of facilities, including broadcast stations, stadiums, opera houses and music festivals, the new beltpacks

Along with the IPD-308 antenna unit, Altair says the beltpacks integrate easily into an existing IPcom network.

– KEVIN EMMOTT www.altairaudio.com

Active Tourus+ models are tuned to be enhanced with a Wharfedale Pro T-SUB-AX active subwoofer. – KEVIN EMMOTT

The four-channel Airp4ck features a replaceable battery and ergonomic design

The VDU073LP delivers reliable operation even at extreme temperatures

All four Tourus+ speakers are available as passive or active models

SENNHEISER | STANDS: 3B500/3B550

TeamConnect raises the Bar for unified communication

For presentations and meetings from lecture halls to boardrooms, Sennheiser is offering its TeamConnect (TC) Bar S and M, claimed to be “the most feature-rich all-inone conferencing devices in their class”, plus the TeamConnect Ceiling Medium (TCC M) microphone with automatic dynamic beamforming.

The TC Bar S has four microphones and two speakers, while the Bar M has six microphones and four speakers.

Both bars are plug-and-play, with quick set-up via USB. They have integrated beamforming, providing freedom of movement and seamless transition among presenters. As the first camera offering from Sennheiser, the company ensured high video quality with a 4K Ultra

DIRECTOUT | STAND: 7E240

Make mine a double

A range of dual network audio cards is being unveiled by DirectOut, unlocking a range of sample rate and audio network conversion options for its Prodigy and Maven products.

The new range of I/O modules includes the Dante.Milan.SRC.IO, which offers conversion of 64 channels of Dante to 64 channels of Milan; the Dante.RAV.SRC.IO to interface between Ravenna streams and a Dante network; and the Dante.Dante.SRC.IO, which doubles the Dante capacity of these machines to 128 channels or enables the separation of Dante networks.

The interchangeable modules all fit into the network audio slot (slot A) of its Prodigy

HD camera equipped with advanced AI features that includes autoframing and person tiling. The full-range stereo speakers provide natural speech and intelligibility. The bars include a Dante port for extension mics and users can add an external USB camera for rooms requiring broader coverage.

Sennheiser’s TCC M offers high audio quality using beamforming to capture voices from every corner of the room. It features TruVoiceLift, which helps to achieve better speech intelligibility, and Intelligent Noise Control. It includes Dante or analogue output, and users can set up exclusion zones, a priority zone, and camera control via talker position data.

– DAVID FOX www.sennheiser.com

ATLASIED | STAND: 2P600

Sound results from a harmonious alliance

Commercial audio technology specialist AtlasIED is showcasing the latest addition to its technology lineup: the IsoFlare FS Series of surface-mount loudspeakers.

Engineered for coverage in prestigious commercial settings, the FS Series emerged from the partnership between AtlasIED and Fyne Audio.

AtlasIED claims the FS Series offers harmonic alignment between high-frequency and low-frequency sources, ensuring precise and natural audio reproduction with tonal balance. Its spherical wavefront design provides an even response across the listening area, minimising off-axis performance issues.

Installation is straightforward, the company says, with options such as a slip-free yoke mount, a universal mount, or compatibility with third-party VESA mounts. It features a low insertion loss 60W transformer suitable for 70V or 100V applications.

The series also includes a weatherresistant enclosure for a range of environments, from airports and hotels to houses of worship. Available in 4in, 6in and 8in versions, the FS loudspeakers come in black and white finishes. – ANNE MORRIS www.atlasied.com

and Maven products. Utilising DirectOut’s HD SRC, the modules will convert between sample rates and existing network protocols. When applied, they will support 128 channels of audio; 64 channels for each network format. For DirectOut audio solutions with one network slot, such as Prodigy.MC and Maven.A, the cards enable these devices to become

dual network solutions, converting from one format to another and enabling integration with different network formats at the same time. All of these features are available with the option of complete redundancy and virtually inaudible switch overs.

– KEVIN EMMOTT

www.directout.eu

The IsoFlare FS Series can be deployed in a range of environments

Called to the Bar: Sennheiser’s TC Bar S and TC Bar M

The I/O modules fit into the network audio slot of Prodigy and Maven products

Making connections

Building on the strengths of its MicroDot connector, MicroLock from DPA Microphones is a compact microphone connector that uses a locking mechanism and compact design compatible with a variety of wireless systems.

MicroLock gives users a quick, easy and secure connection and an extra layer of protection against accidental disconnection during use. In addition to its flexibility and reliability, the MicroLock connector has a robust solid metal body, while an improved electrical design offers enhanced stability and reliability of signal.

DPA says it is especially well suited to AV rental companies as it allows them to rent out the same microphone fleet across the various wireless systems they have in stock.

Fully backwards compatible with existing MicroDot solutions, DPA will introduce the MicroLock connector first with its omnidirectional miniature microphones and passive adapters, followed by the cardioid variants. The company will also update its active connectors, cables and associated options.

– kevin emmott www.dpamicrophones.com

ALLEN & HEATH | STAND: 3S300

SQ-6 has the brewery hopping

London brewery Signature Brew has recently upgraded one of its two music venues with a new sound system based around Allen & Heath’s SQ-6 compact digital mixer and its AR2412 AudioRack. As the venue requires set-up and teardown for each event, it required a system that was both flexible and easy to deploy.

Sam McGregor, founder of Signature Brew, said: “We have a Dante network across the whole space, so we needed a mixing system that fitted into the network and gave us a flexible, lightweight, movable solution that could be easily operated by both our in-house team and visiting engineers. It was also important that it was straightforward to integrate with other FoH and monitor desks if needed, and other setups for video and streaming, for example.”

The SQ-6 has 48 input channels, 24 onboard preamps and eight stereo effects engines. A single Cat5 cable connects the SQ-6 to the AR2412, with 24 inputs and 12 outputs – the mixer can also be fitted with a choice of network cards including Dante, MADI, Waves and Allen & Heath’s own SLink options.

www.allen-heath.com

STAGE PRECISION | STAND: 4P730

Scalable, no-code platform for AVLM innovation unveiled

Debuting as a closed beta at ISE, SP Grid is a no-code/low-code platform designed to streamline the creation of complex digital environments, providing users of all skill levels with advanced tools to develop audio, visual, lighting and media projects at scale.

Suitable for everything from smallscale setups using just Lidar sensors and touch tablets to comprehensive full building system control, SP Grid allows system integrators, designers and developers to craft tailored set-ups for spaces, studios and events.

The platform features a drag-and-drop interface, the ability to design custom user interfaces, 3D data visualisation and real-time data handling, and open API and integration capabilities.

To ensure accessibility, SP Grid Studio is available free of charge for small applications, with additional features and device connections available via a credit system.

– kirsty hazlewood www.stageprecision.com

Michael Giegerich, managing director at Stage Precision, said: “We’re thrilled to introduce SP Grid to the ISE audience at this year’s show. SP Grid is the next evolution of our product, a comprehensive tool for digital experience creation. We’re excited to see how this new approach can democratise the experience economy.”

Signature Brew serves up sound mixes with a splash of Allen & Heath’s SQ-6

MicroLock makes it easier to switch to a new wireless system without having to replace mics

DPA MICROPHONES | STAND: 7P600

SP Grid offers a complete platform approach to system control and integration

MARTIN AUDIO | STAND: 7A300/ AUDIO DEMO ROOM F6

Adorn your space with sound

Expanding its contractor series of ceiling, pendant and on-wall loudspeakers, Martin Audio is showcasing the elegant Adorn A80T two-way passive speaker. Designed for architectural environments that require high fidelity sound from an unobtrusive enclosure, the company says the speaker provides a seamless sonic transition within a multi-zoned complex using larger Martin Audio systems such as CDD or BlacklineX.

Comprising an 8in LF driver and a 1in polymer dome HF compression driver on a 90°x50° horn, the A80T handles 200W AES, 800W peak and can produce 120dB peak output at 1m. It has a smooth frequency response, bass reproduction that extends down to 63Hz, and a nominal impedance of 8 ohms means multiple speakers can be

LDA AUDIO | STAND: 7D280

driven in parallel from a single channel of a low-impedance amplifier, such as the Martin Audio VIA2502 or VIA5004.

The A80T also incorporates a transformer for 70V/100V line operation, with transformer

Managing alarms from the cloud

Set for take-off at ISE, Evac Cloud is a new cloud-based platform from LDA Audio Tech. The Neo+ public address and voice alarm system is also making its ISE debut.

Designed for environments requiring reliability and regulatory compliance, Evac Cloud enables the remote management of PA and voice alarm installations to offer real-time notifications and incident resolution. The platform centralises critical notifications and simplifies system status communication, streamlining daily maintenance and management tasks. It is fully compatible with EN54certified systems and integrates

cybersecurity guidelines based on international standards, such as the Euralarm/CoESS framework and IEC 62443 directives.

The company is also debuting the Neo+ public address and voice alarm system. Launched in 2024, Neo+ features AES67 level 3 digital technology, a powerful and robust processor, hot backup redundant controller functionality, and the ability to connect up to 32 microphones or evacuation panels directly (ACSI v2). This has been achieved while maintaining EN54-16 certification, according to LDA. – kevin emmott www.lda-audiotech.com

taps selected by a rotary switch. For full bandwidth protection, the low and highfrequency sections are individually protected against overload. – kevin emmott www.martin-audio.com

Adaptable experiences on demand

B2B audiovisual supplier

Charmex is exhibiting a number of offerings under its Traulux brand, including LED screens, interactive monitors and mounting supports. Charmex provides products and integration services in different areas of the audiovisual sector and

sees its stand at ISE as a meeting point for integrators, distributors and partners.

Traulux aims to provide an adaptable experience backed by the company’s R&D team, after-sales integrated technical support and logistic services. – anne morris www.charmex.co

Evac Cloud enables remote management from anywhere with internet access

Available in black or white, the A80T expands the Adorn range

LED screens are a core attraction on the Charmex stand

CHARMEX | STAND: 2U500

Sustainable AV: How green technologies drive cost savings and brand value

By Scarlett Woodford, senior market analyst, collaboration technology, and Morris Garrard, senior market analyst, Futuresource Consulting

Sustainability is becoming a major focus in the AV industry, not only for its environmental importance but also for its economic advantages. Companies are increasingly realising that investing in sustainable technologies and practices serves a dual purpose: meeting environmental responsibilities while also boosting profitability. This shift highlights the interconnected relationship between ecological stewardship and financial performance, which is transforming how the industry approaches sustainability.

COST REDUCTION THROUGH SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES

One of the main economic drivers behind the adoption of sustainable practices in the pro-AV industry is cost efficiency. Energy-efficient technologies, such as LED lighting and advanced videowalls, are helping businesses reduce their operational expenses.

The rollout of DvLED in the pro displays

CHIEF | STAND: 3N600

Universal mounts prove ideal for TiLED walls

The TiLED Series of DvLED universal wall mounts is compatible with a multitude of interlocking DvLED panels from various manufacturers. They promise to simplify installation and provide a uniform display with no misaligned pixels or gaps between panels.

The mounts accommodate displays with pixel pitches below 1mm, while three-axis

segment is a prime example of this. LED displays typically boast twice the lifespan of LCD (~100,000 hours), meaning fewer replacements, as well as reduced energy consumption. Additionally, in the case of malfunction, individual LED cabinets can be replaced, rather than an entire LCD panel. These advantages will only be entrenched further with the advent of MicroLED Chip on Glass technology.

BOOSTING BRAND EQUITY THROUGH SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability also plays a key role in enhancing brand perception. End users today are increasingly drawn to brands that show a genuine commitment to environmental responsibility. The use of sustainable technologies not only improves production quality but also strengthens a brand’s image. This growing preference for eco-conscious companies often leads to greater customer engagement, loyalty and ultimately increased revenue.

REGULATORY PRESSURES DRIVING CHANGE

Regulatory pressures are another important factor pushing the AV industry towards sustainability. As governments and international bodies introduce stricter guidelines on energy consumption, waste management and emissions, companies are being forced to adopt greener technologies.

adjustments provide precise alignment and levelling on uneven surfaces. The double-depth adjustment mechanism ensures flat videowall installation, while the independent column adjustment allows for precise levelling. The independent Y-axis adjustment at each panel edge helps set a flat and level base for the DvLED videowall,

However, this shift is more than just a regulatory requirement; it is an opportunity for businesses to innovate and differentiate themselves in a market where sustainability is increasingly valued by consumers.

With climate change becoming a more pressing global issue, it is expected that these regulatory pressures will continue to intensify. For companies in the pro-AV sector, adopting forward-thinking, sustainable practices presents an opportunity to lead the industry, rather than simply meeting compliance standards.

SOLVING THE CERTIFICATION CHALLENGE

One challenge the industry faces is the abundance of competing eco-certifications, which can create confusion for both consumers and businesses. To address this, a more unified framework that integrates multiple standards into a widely recognised certification would be beneficial. Such a system would provide greater clarity, reduce greenwashing and establish clearer benchmarks for sustainability within the AV industry.

Transparency in the certification process is also crucial. Ensuring that eco-credentials are awarded based on verifiable and consistent criteria is key to building trust. Collaboration between manufacturers, certification bodies and industry stakeholders is essential to creating a streamlined and effective system that genuinely reflects sustainable practices.

while the double-depth Z-axis adjustment creates a level videowall installation.

TiLED DvLED universal wall mounts are sized for 27in interlocking DvLED panels and feature new floating buttoncapture technology and universal mounting hardware, to streamline installation. The mounts can be ordered in two-, three-, or four-panel lengths and mixed and matched with extender mounts to achieve the exact installation height needed.

www.legrandav.com

– david fox

Morris Garrard

Scarlett Woodford

All in alignment: Chief’s TiLED DvLED universal wall mounts

INTESIS | STAND: 2L300

Gateway to lighting control

HMS-owned Intesis is launching the Intesis Dali-2 to KNX TP Pro gateway, a multi-master application controller for interoperability between Dali-2 lighting systems and KNX automation.

Designed to streamline building automation, the new Intesis gateway integrates Dali-2 ballasts and KNX systems, offering features such as switching, dimming, colour control and emergency lighting management.

It supports up to 64 electronic control gears along with eight Dali-2 motion detectors or light sensors, enabling group and individual control across 16 configurable groups. Enhanced security features,

including KNX Data Secure, are designed to ensure encrypted communication. Additionally, the Intesis gateway’s humancentric lighting supports colour control options such as RGBW and tuneable white.

www.intesis.com

– ANNE MORRIS

RME | STAND: 7J620

Pick a card

Available as a 512x512 channel Dante version and as a Milan version with 128x128 channels, the new HDSPe AoX cards from RME leverage the company’s driver architecture to bring high channel counts to any DAW. Making its ISE debut, and occupying only a single slot, the PCIe x4 interface transmits and receives network audio signals on two separate gigabit Ethernet ports.

The network audio channels can be partially replaced (or extended in the case of the Milan version) with MADI signals by adding up to two optional dual optical SFP or dual coaxial extension cards, making it possible to integrate four MADI input signals, four MADI output signals, plus up to 256 network audio channels per direction within a single audio

AUDIOFOCUS | STAND: 7F900

Get close to the Edge

Belgian loudspeaker manufacturer Audiofocus is exhibiting its Edge series of lightweight, low-profile stage monitor loudspeakers for the first time here at the Fira.

The Edge 210M and Edge 210Mx models feature twin 10in LF transducers with Tetracoil double voice coils for enhanced power, control, impulse response and transient handling. The single 1.4in neodymium HF compression driver has a 2.4in diameter voice coil in a custom 3D printed ABS 70°x 50° waveguide for improved feedback resistance and coverage.

interface for the first time on either Mac or Windows.

The card also features a 0.25in stereo headphone jack for monitoring, while a stereo AES3 digital I/O is also available together with MIDI on a breakout cable, making it a fully-fledged professional interface.

– KEVIN EMMOTT www.rme-audio.com

The bass reflex cabinet incorporates tuned vents for augmented LF performance and ultra-low distortion. Both models have a frequency range of 50Hz-18kHz and peak SPL of 135dB (Mtone 12dB crest factor with 2dB average compression in the low section).

Weighing 16.5kg and with a vertical height of just 33.5cm, Audiofocus claims Edge is lighter than equivalent industrystandard wedge monitors. Connectivity is provided by in-line speakON connectors, side-mounted for rationalised onstage cabling. – KEVIN EMMOTT www.audiofocus.eu

AURA VISION | STAND: 3B190 Sustainable Comet-C counters planetary emissions

The latest version of Aura Vision’s Comet-C series of indoor premium fine pitch MicroLED displays is designed with sustainability in mind, focusing mainly on low power consumption and the heat generated by the screen – without affecting brightness or image quality.

Maximum power consumption is now 300W/ sqm (compared to about 500W/sqm with most existing screens), with an average power consumption of 100W/sqm.

The screens are available in 0.79, 0.95, 1.27 and 1.58mm pixel pitches, with a peak brightness of 1,200 nits. Panels weigh about 6.1kg each. The displays use MicroLED Flip Chip COB LED technology, ensuring precise colour reproduction and deep blacks.

The Comet-C series is suitable for a wide range of applications, from control rooms and broadcast studios to corporate boardrooms and digital signage. Aura Vision claims its “robust design and reliable performance make it the ideal choice for demanding environments”.

– DAVID FOX www.auravision.es

The recently launched Intesis gateway promises interoperability

The compact and lightweight stage monitors are designed to appeal to live sound rental companies

The HDSPe AoX cards can receive up to 512 channels in a single slot

A comet’s tale: Aura Vision’s upgraded Comet-C displays look after the planet

LEICA SMART PROJECTION | STAND: 1C820

Long look at ultra-short-throw

Home cinema provider Leica Smart Projection is presenting two projectors at ISE: the Leica Cine 1 and the new Leica Cine Play 1.

Billed as ‘the perfect replacement for your television’, the Leica Cine 1 is a premium ultra-short-throw laser TV. The all-in-one product integrates with high-end furniture and a motorised screen, offering a home cinema setup a short distance from the wall or screen. It comes with triple RGB laser technology, a Leica Summicron lens, and Leica Image Optimization (LIO) for colour accuracy, contrast and

image sharpness. The Leica Cine 1 also features Dolby Atmos surround sound and is available in 80in, 100in and 120in screen sizes.

The new Leica Cine Play 1 is a portable ultra-short-throw laser projector with a compact, versatile design. Offering 4K resolution and up to 300in screen sizes, the Cine Play 1 features the same triple RGB laser technology as the Cine 1, a Leica Summicron zoom lens and LIO. It is designed for flexibility, with wireless streaming options via Bluetooth, WiFi and Apple AirPlay, plus multiple ports. – ANNE MORRIS www.leica-camera.com

Interactive projection in the round

The LK835ST projector from BenQ is designed for 360º indoor applications, including interactive entertainment and recreational sports simulation. With a sustainable and durable SSI light source, it features 4000-ANSI-lumen brightness and 4K/UHD resolution with a 0.69 throw ratio. This minimises pixelisation and offers sharp images with vivid colours to create fully immersive spaces. Its short-throw ratio suits compact spaces as it can project images larger than 150in within just 2.7m. Even in larger venues, short-distance projection is still useful as it prevents shadows caused by something passing through the beam.

TURBOSOUND | STAND: 7C100/AUDIO DEMO ROOM F2

Back at ISE with a trio of innovations

Turbosound is marking its return to ISE with an extensive showcase of its product range, including the PQ Series, TQ Series and the flagship Manchester Series.

Features of the LK835ST include motorised focus and zoom, easy setup, wireless content transitions and tablet integration.

Also new is the LU960ST2 projector for dome projection. It has a 0.5 short-throw ratio and wide lens shift range, allowing flexible installation with less shadow, making it suitable for multi-projector dome installations. Its wide lens shift range and edge blending make for easy image alignment.

The LU960ST2 offers 20,000 hours of reliable laser life and maintenance-free performance, according to BenQ. – DAVID FOX www.benq.eu

Making its debut alongside the MV210 and MV212 line array systems, the MC15R is a new addition to the Manchester Series and represents a return to Turbosound’s roots in high-powered point-source designs. Equipped with the MK5 waveguide, it offers precise phase and directivity control.

Meanwhile, designed for both installation and portable applications, the PQ Series features low-mass voice coils, rotatable catenary HF horns and polyimide diaphragm compression drivers that deliver pristine high frequencies.

is engineered to thrive in diverse environments such as speech and music reinforcement. A trusted

choice for front-of-house, sidefill and delay line applications, the series boasts neodymium LF drivers featuring low-mass voice coils, titanium-dome 1.4in HF compression drivers, and rotatable exponential horns paired with the MK4 dendritic waveguide for precise sound coverage.

Designed to pair with Lab Gruppen-powered management systems, Turbosound says the TQ Series ensures exceptional audio quality for even the most demanding setups.

– KEVIN EMMOTT www.turbosound.com

The MC15R makes its debut as part of Turbosound’s Manchester Series of line arrays

The full 360º: BenQ’s LK835ST projector is designed for immersive applications BENQ | STAND: 3T800

Digital signage innovations focus on performance, sustainability and enhanced engagement

Advancements in digital signage technology on show in Hall 4 are setting new benchmarks for outdoor visibility, energy efficiency and tailored solutions for diverse applications.

Cosmi (4E350) is showcasing its LED video scoreboards for sporting events, as well as highlighting its professional business model and premium LED solutions. With a robust distribution network across Spain and Portugal, Cosmi offers immediate stock availability, customised solutions and industry-focused support.

Ekaa (4J405) has introduced its IP67-rated fanless highbrightness displays, boasting 4,000 nits of brightness for impactful outdoor advertising. With a 180° viewing angle, these displays are designed to enhance visibility and engagement, even in challenging environments. Ekaa’s natural air-cooling system eliminates the need for internal filters or fans, reducing maintenance costs. Leveraging quantum dot technology, the displays achieve a 105% colour gamut,

a noticeable improvement over standard LCD colour profiles. The company also offers technical training, after-sales support and complimentary design services for its customers.

Making its debut at ISE, the StiX 3800 digital signage media player from Navori Labs (4P330) combines performance with sustainability. Capable of 4K ‘intelligent’ playback at 60fps, the device integrates AI-driven audience measurement for footfall and dwell-time tracking.

MACROBLOCK | STAND: 3T750

By activating screens only when people are detected, StiX 3800 conserves energy and promotes environmentally conscious practices. Its handsfree setup, compact design and integration with the Navori CMS enable remote management and adaptability for retail and corporate environments.

The company is further reinforcing its ecofriendly credentials with its Navori Digital Signage Software, now recognised as Chrome

DaVinci coders drive display performance

The new DaVinci series driver ICs from Macroblock are designed to meet the growing demand for high-performance displays, offering enhanced efficiency and reliability, and solving critical visual problems, such as coupling and low-grey uniformity.

They include: the DaVinci Common Anode LED driver IC: MBI5292, which supports 19-bit grayscale HDR LED displays; the MBS7264, for general LED display applications and XR/VP; the DaVinci Common Cathode LED driver IC: MBI5756, for general LED applications and XR/VP;

the MBI5762, for immersive LED displays; and the MBS7752, for outdoor or semi-outdoor LED use.

Macroblock’s LED driver IC systems are used in a wide range of applications, from LED displays and variable message signs, to general or automotive lighting, as well as mini-LED or MicroLED applications. Its drivers have been used by such venues and events as Sphere in Las Vegas, the FIFA World Cup in Qatar and last year’s Olympic Games in Paris. They’ve also been integral to virtual

Enterprise Recommended. The software allows businesses to repurpose older hardware using ChromeOS Flex, reducing electronic waste and supporting sustainable operations. With features such as zero-touch setup, real-time analytics and robust remote device management, Navori software scales efficiently for large digital signage networks while delivering targeted, data-driven content.

– kirsty hazlewood

productions in Hollywood and Tokyo Dome in Japan. – david fox www.mblock.com.tw

Video scoreboards for sporting events from Cosmi are on show in Hall 4

Take off: A flight simulator adopting an MBI5756 DaVinci series driver

ACUSTICA BEYMA | STAND: 7J900

Spanish speakers go to eleven

Audio specialist Acustica Beyma has been busy, bringing a massive 11 new products to ISE.

Topping the list is the 14MLEX1000ND, a new 14in speaker for point sources, line arrays and monitors with 100dB sensitivity and 2000W program power.

systems. They both utilise the company’s Deplocex technology and feature 3in voice coils.

The TD-1464P and TD-1496P are 1.4in horns designed in a rotatable format to deliver perfect constant directivity. Beyma has also made two additions to its waveguides range: with 1in and 1.4in throats, the SG6.1 and SG8 horns offer multiple possibilities for 6-, 8-, 12-, and 15in line arrays, delivering uniform SPL with an isophasic wavefront. All waveguides and horns are FEM designed and made in reinforced polycarbonate for higher resistance and lighter weight.

Meanwhile, the CD320Nd/ Ti and CD320Fe/Ti are high-performance 2in exit compression drivers designed for multiway and line array

GAOKE | STAND: 1B240

Teaching board

Also new, the CD101Nd/PT, CD101Nd/ PK, CD101Fe/PT and CD101Fe/PK are ultra-compact 1in exit compression drivers designed for columns, compact arrays and small monitors where high efficiency and extremely linear response is needed. Featuring an annular diaphragm design and the company’s Deplocex and VPEQ technologies, Beyma says the units deliver crystal-clear sound.

– KEVIN EMMOTT www.beyma.com

Multimedia teaching and office equipment technology provider Gaoke is showcasing products under the Gaokeview brand, including the A8 interactive flat panel.

The A8 can be deployed in meeting rooms for various functions, such as file sharing and real-time annotation.

In the field of education, it can replace the traditional whiteboard in the classroom. Teachers can perform writing, erasing and other actions on the flat panel through touch-based operations. They can also play educational videos and display teaching courseware through the A8.

– ANNE MORRIS www.hzgaokegroup.com

The Gaokeview A8 can be deployed in meeting rooms and classrooms

GLENSOUND | STAND: 7H825

Serving the people with a sound vote

Exhibiting at ISE for the first time, UK-based audio specialist Glensound is showcasing its European Parliamentary Broadcast System here in Barcelona. Glensound has been providing audio systems to national parliaments since 1995, and this system is designed to meet the unique demands of parliamentary chambers and large meeting rooms.

The European Parliamentary Broadcast System supports all network connections via Dante, with a central DSP core for advanced control. It allows for multiple I/O interfaces, including mic and speaker connections, card readers for MP identification, and integration of voting panels. Hardware control panels, tailored to each environment, offer precise audio management, voting integration and compatibility with bespoke furniture designs.

Glensound says the system addresses common challenges in historic buildings that feature large open spaces and multiple microphone sources and speakers. Audio delay is measured from each single microphone to every single speaker. This delay then dynamically switches as any microphone is identified as the priority, maintaining a balanced sound throughout the chamber and eliminating unwanted delay that could colour the audio.

Glensound is also showcasing its Greater Divine intelligent audio monitor, the GTM Mobile, and the Dark Dawn 1616M. – KEVIN EMMOTT www.glensound.com

One of 11 new products, the TD-1496P is designed in a rotatable format to deliver constant directivity

Glensound’s European Parliamentary Broadcast System is making its ISE debut

Lightware’s UCX-TPN-TX20 USB-C and HDMI matrix transmitter switcher

LIGHTWARE VISUAL ENGINEERING | STAND: 3C800

A bullish expansion for USB-C connectivity

USB-C connectivity is becoming the norm in many corporate and collaborative environments, which is why Lightware Visual Engineering has expanded its line of Taurus USB-C products, building on the success of its Taurus UCX matrix switcher.

The company says that Taurus devices now offer “unparalleled USB-C capabilities”, catering to a range of applications, from small workstations and huddle rooms to classrooms and expansive boardrooms.

Lightware is also developing its AV-over-IP systems, offering 1G setups with Gemini GVN

FIDA | STAND: 4M440 Benvenuto to smart and sustainable digital signage

and 10G with Ubex, to deliver reliable, scalable and highperformance systems tailored to the education and live event sectors.

Alongside this, the company is showing its latest AV integrations with well-known AV brands such as Cisco, Poly, Netgear and Sennheiser, highlighting its products’ adaptability within a wide range of AV ecosystems. It also has a select lineup of highperformance cables, ensuring seamless connections and maximum efficiency for modern AV setups. – david fox www.lightware.com

Italy’s Fida, a provider of digital signage, passenger information and smart transportation systems, is showcasing its innovative and ecofriendly product range.

Highlights include large-format Mupi displays with advanced LCD and LED technology for impactful DOOH campaigns, outdoor monitors designed for direct sunlight to ensure optimal visibility in any environment, and fully customisable self-ordering kiosks and indoor totems.

Other Fida products include the EFS-LED totem with a 1.9mm pixel pitch for outdoor performance, and battery-powered ePaper displays in compact 13.3in and 28in stretched formats, for energy-efficient, mobile-friendly signage. Also on show, the 32in Myral interactive outdoor monitor, and the Ulysse outdoor totem equipped with an air pump and electric bike charging system, promise to offer convenience and sustainability in urban spaces. – kirsty hazlewood www.fida.it

THEORY

PROFESSIONAL | STAND: 3N620

Taking a premium approach to pro audio

Co-exhibiting with Jupiter Systems, Theory Professional is demonstrating its latest highperformance loudspeakers, subwoofers and loudspeaker controllers, paired with a Jupiter Pana 105X touchscreen display. Theory, which was founded in 2023, claims that its range offers many of the performance qualities users expect of professional audio products, such as effortless dynamics, high efficiency and durability, “but with the sonic delicacy, detail and resolution of the best high-end, high-fidelity products”. Added to this is its intelligent full-system design approach, with automatically tailored loudspeaker digital signal processors.

Theory’s lineup ranges from soundbars to pendants and distributed audio. It also offers a PA-style system with full-range sound, for use both indoors and out. All can be linked via AES67 audio-over-IP digital I/O, which simplifies setting up and deploying even complex Theory distributed audio systems, with no bulky analogue audio cables required. – david fox www.theoryprofessional.com

Sounds great in Theory: Loudspeakers, subwoofers and controllers are on show

The Outdoor Mupi 81 is aimed at DOOH advertising campaigns

- DAY 4

Alcons LR15

The LR15 is a 2-way ultracompact line-array, offering a intuitive 1:1 linear response with highest intelligibility and non-compressed identical tonal balance at any SPL.

By implementing Alcons’ proribbon technology for mid and high frequencies, a super-fast impulse response with up-to-90% less distortion is achieved, combined with a precise “lobe-free” projection. The pro-ribbon’s power handling of 1000W

www.alconsaudio.com

and RMS-to-peak ratio of 1:15, caters for a superb intelligibility and throw with a dynamic headroom reserve, even under

the highest outputs.

The LF-section features two next-gen 6.5” woofers with a 2-in. dual-coil motor structure with significantly-extended excursion, loaded by FlowVent™ ports for optimised breathing with minimal port noise and compression.

The resulting super accurate low-mid and bass response with class-leading output under lowest distortion possible, is a perfect match with the proribbon MHF section. ISE25 - DAY 4

1 SOUND’s Mono + Stereo Technology

The Panorama MS34 is an analog single stereo loudspeaker, featuring 1 SOUND’s Mono+Stereo Speaker Technology. The M+S is arranged in this loudspeaker preserving the mono while surrounding the listener with a spacious stereo image while playing with a bandwidth down to 100Hz. The Panorama is a “one of a kind” loudspeaker, ideal for distributed audio installations as well as theaters, museums, and more.

AtlasIED Offers Digitally Steerable Arrays

Many industry individuals were surprised this year when we talked about our Aimline digitally steerable arrays. “I didn’t know AtlasIED offered beam steering technology.” Yes, yes we do. In short, here’s what you should know: In the most challenging acoustical environments – whether in vast modern passenger terminals, or traditional houses of worship – AtlasIED Aimline series column arrays precisely control directivity in the vertical axis, resulting in optimal coverage and the best possible direct-toreverberant ratio, for enhanced intelligibility. Acoustic output is precisely aimed where it needs to be delivered. Showcased at ISE stand 2P600.

www.atlasied.com/aimline Stand #2P600

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ISE25 - DAY 4

The Ultimate AVoIP Platform

The DisplayNet DN-300H supports AVoIP extension / routing, and includes several innovative USB HID software features. It provides switchable transmitter and receiver functionality, 10G copper and fiber network interfaces, and optimizes KVM support with instant switching of USB HID devices. Its low price point ensures high value for system integrators.

ISE25 - DAY 2 & 4 www.icron.com/ise25

Raven™ 3204C Pro: Proven and Reliable USB 3 Extension

Since 2018, Icron’s Raven USB 3 extenders have facilitated long distance extension for USB cameras and more. Optimized for camera and video capture devices with Isochronous (ISO) support, Raven 3204C Pro extends USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5Gbps), USB 2.0 and 1.1 devices from a host computer across a 10GbE LAN or a point-topoint CAT 6a/7 connection. ISE25 - DAY 4

Theory sb25 and sb25aw High Output Multi-Use Loudspeakers

Theory sb25 (indoor) and sb25aw (all-weather) surface-mount loudspeakers are capable of astonishing range and output in 4ohm or 70V/100V installations. At only 3.8” deep the sb25(aw) is a compact jack-of-all-trades loudspeaker perfect for anywhere high-resolution, high-fidelity background or foreground sound is needed – indoors and out. Visit 3N620 for a demo.

EQUIPSON | STAND: 7A500

Double boost for WFS

With the global launch at ISE of the WFS 4 CX and WFS 6 CX loudspeakers, Equipson brand Work Pro is expanding its WFS range of outdoor projector speakers.

Designed to project audio over long distances, both carry an IP66 rating which makes them suitable for outdoor applications such as theme parks and aquaparks, as well as indoor environments such as swimming pools and arenas.

With a power rating of 150W at 8 ohms, the WFS 4 CX combines a 1.5in compression driver with an 8in coaxial transducer to handle high and low frequencies and deliver consistent coverage across the entire vocal range. Meanwhile, the WFS 6 CX also features a 1.5in compression driver, combined with a 12in coaxial transducer.

Both models are available in either

black or white weather-resistant fibreglass enclosures and offer two connection modes – low impedance 8 ohm and 70/100V line – allowing them to be adjusted for different acoustic solutions.

The new additions join the three existing models in the WFS range. All five

BACHMANN | STAND: 1F800

Powering up with Ochno

Electrical engineering group Bachmann is showcasing its smart meeting products under the Ochno brand, with a focus on its new Power Conference 4 offering.

The Power Conference 4 enables larger rooms to be equipped as a closed system and controlled with two screens.

Ochno products are designed to create a user-friendly meeting room experience, with plug-andplay options. Users can switch between their own devices and a permanently installed video

conferencing system and share media content and charge devices at the same time.

According to the company, today’s work environments no longer consist solely of a fixed office workstation and conference rooms for faceto-face meetings. Hybrid work models that combine office and working from home have become commonplace, allowing for greater flexibility in work structures and office environments, it says.

– anne morris www.bachmann.com

incorporate aluminium grilles covered with protective water-repellent fabric and four-pole electrical connection cables that enter the enclosure through a cable gland to prevent water, dust and moisture from damaging the transducers. – kevin emmott www.workpro.es

LINDY | STAND: 2T500

Going the distance

Connectivity specialist Lindy is showcasing AV technologies including premium cables, adapters, USB and AV solutions.

The highlight of the showcase is its flagship USB 3.2 Gen 1 Cat6A HDBaseT extender, a device that extends USB connections up to 100m via Cat6A cables. This supports a wide range of USB signals, integrates power over cable technology, and incorporates FSYNC and

RS232 ports for precise timing and control.

During ISE, Lindy is inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the four interactive connected spaces on the company’s stand: home & office, control room, collaboration, and presentation products. Lindy says these setups offer hands-on demonstrations of real-life applications of its technologies.

– anne morris www.lindy.com

Waterproof protection on the speakers is to the highest IEC standard

Ochno Power Conference tech now supports meetings in larger rooms

Feeling feline: The Cat6A HDBaseT extender

Electric screen offers Myriad benefits

Da-Lite Myriad is an all-new ceiling-recessed, wall- and ceiling-mounted electric screen system. Available with a SightLine cable drop system, which gives the impression of a floating screen, Myriad comes in sizes from 4m to 5m wide in 16:9 HDTV and 16:10 wide formats. It is aimed at large spaces.

Tensioned screens are available with HD Progressive 16K-ready and Parallax ambient light rejection surfaces. Smart integrated anchor points for roller suspension allow for easy maintenance.

The Myriad Conceal ceilingrecessed screen, designed with

ceiling trim in place to conceal the rough opening, eliminates the need to complete additional trim work once the screen is installed. A two-stage installation option allows the screen case to be installed during the rough-in construction stage and the screen surface assembly during finishing.

The Myriad Reveal walland ceiling-mounted screen uses adjustable brackets that accommodate either mounting preference. Installation is simplified by built-in case levelling and centring. A weighted bar doubles as a black closure door on SightLine models, which blends in with

RELACART ELECTRONICS | STAND: 7J400

X marks the spot

Kicking off its fourth decade in the audio industry, Relacart is highlighting its Confer X digital mixer on its stand in Hall 7. Featuring 64 input and 16 output channels, the compact 1U mixer delivers analogue and Dante hybrid matrix control that the company says is suitable for a wide range of applications.

TCP/IP connectivity enables users to remotely control conference systems via a laptop or iPad, as well as carry out remote diagnosis and upgrades. Its built-in Dante audio card

the border when the screen is fully deployed; the bar smoothly rotates to white to blend into the

HUAIN | STAND: 1G400

www.legrandav.com

Keeping it in the room with secure conferencing

Conference system specialist Huain is showcasing a number of products, including a secure conference system that uses ultrasonic interference and diffraction technology to protect the conference from being recorded at the source.

Also on show is a system that uses a mix of 5G wired and wireless units, with simultaneous interpretation on 64 and 128 channels. The meeting unit has a central control function and can

can connect the mixer to any Dante device, while an RS-232 interface can be used to connect central control and camera tracking. Multiple DMC500 mixer controllers can also be connected to adjust levels.

The mixer boasts built-in high and low pass filters, limiter and a four-band parametric EQ. Four physical encoders provide level scale indications, and each encoder is equipped with an OLED display screen to display the channel name and channel volume value. – kevin emmott www.relacart.com

display a list of speaking units. What’s more, up to 32 wireless units can speak at the same time.

ISE attendees can also explore a decentralised paperless conference system, which requires only one network cable to daisy chain connections, an all-in-one conference system device, and an infrared teaching system with PowerPoint page turning and laser pointer functions. – anne morris www.huain-av.com

sleek waterfall case aesthetic when retracted.

Surprise and Da-Lite: Myriad electric screens are now available with SightLine

Confer X remotely offers control, diagnosis and upgrades of the conference system

Huain’s secure conference system protects against recording at source

Pequod’s horn-loaded subwoofer Hydra Super Sub and Polyphemus high performance, passively amplified, full-horn, three-way system is a colourful feature in the Outdoor Demo Area this year. “They are not only fancy but made for technical sound quality,” said Alessandro Vongher of Pequod.

LANG’s eye-catching stage comprises a translucent animated waterfall display on Muxwave M-Series LED panels, while the backdrop is made up of a 14x8 wall of LEDgend 1.2 cabinets showcasing a complementary forest scene.

The escape room on the Q-Sys stand may seem like a fun way to pass the time, but it is also acting as a showcase for the company’s technology. The Q-Sys platform is driving the system and being used by wannabe escapees to get out of the room itself.

THE SHOW FLOOR EXPERIENCE

Experience the light tunnel at Roe Visual (3P300)! Roe’s Black Marble interactive LED panels have embedded optical sensors that are activated by stepping or placing an object on them. A response time of 33 milliseconds and real-time data traffic to the content server make the tunnel an interactive delight.

Escena 4.0 is transforming outdoor events with its sustainable and immersive event solutions, including modular, self-sufficient outdoor stages. Its solar powered dome is hosting concerts and roundtables between Hall 3 and 5.

Created with Domestic Data Streamers, Barcelona City Council’s Beyond the Screen art installation in Congress Square blends technology, creativity and community engagement. It includes facial recognition and AI technologies to explore digital identity, reimagining visitors’ faces and gestures in real time.