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By David Wood Audiovisual technologies have a pivotal role to play in the shaping and enhancing of storytelling. That was the verdict of Oscar-winning director and producer Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, who delivered the ISE Opening Keynote, entitled ‘Seeing through the Eyes of Others: Redefining the art of storytelling’ on the ISE Show Floor Stage. In her speech, filmmaker Obaid-Chinoy shared examples from her work, showing how technology can be used at the heart of storytelling to make the audiovisual experience more personal, emotional and impactful, as well as to foster empathy and drive social change. Obaid-Chinoy said: “By the time I was 17 I was writing investigative articles. I was determined to become a filmmaker. I realised that if a door hasn’t opened for you it’s because you haven’t kicked it hard enough. I also realised that film can actually impact legislation. It can build bridges, it builds empathy and it can change the way we see ourselves.” Most widely known for her Academy Award-winning documentary shorts Saving Face (2012) and A Girl In The River: The Price Of Forgiveness (2015), Obaid-Chinoy is the first filmmaker from Pakistan to win an Oscar and the first female film director to have won two Oscars by the age of 37. She has since directed two episodes of Marvel’s critically acclaimed series Ms. Marvel, and is to be the first woman to direct a Star Wars film. The live-action movie will star Daisy Ridley reprising her role as Rey and is scheduled for release in 2026.

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The 20th edition of ISE officially opened yesterday. Pictured left to right are: Constanti Serrallonga, director general, Fira Barcelona; Albert Castellanos, president of the Assembly of European Regions; Maria Mora, director of innovation, Foment de Treball; Manel Vallet, CEO, Catalonia Hotels & Resorts; David Labuskes, CEO, AVIXA; Josefa Beltran, president of the Joint Commission Department of Education and municipal entities, government of Catalonia; Roger Torrent, minister of business and labour for the government of Catalonia; Jaume Collboni, mayor of Barcelona; Núria Marín Martínez, mayor, Hospitalet de Llobregat; Mike Blackman, managing director, Integrated Systems Events; Josep Santacreu, president, Cambra de Barcelona; Pau Relat, president, Fira Barcelona; David Quirós, councillor, Hospitalet de Llobregat; Daryl Friedman, global president and CEO, CEDIA; Jordi Valls, president of the General Council of the Industrial Pact Association; and Antoni Cañete, president, PIMEC.

Making smart buildings pay off

By Monica Heck

Does a building being smart increase its value? It depends on who is looking at it, according to Michael Grant, co-founder and COO at Metrikus, speaking as part of a panel session on the ROI of smart buildings at yesterday’s Smart Building Conference. “There is an ROI for building developers who look at the full lifecycle, and for tenant occupiers who must understand the use of their space by people and manage its usage,” he said. “That is different to the landlord ROI, which is increasingly difficult to achieve because they have to offer more benefits to users and think about how they are going to keep current tenants and attract new ones.” Grant said landlords must be more proactive than ever to secure their own ROI and that smart building technology can help them on this path. He cited the ability to include usage metrics as part of tenant packages as one example. A focus on sustainability and energy efficiency in older buildings also delivers ROI, according to Palle Dinesen, CEO of Ubiqisense: “How can technology be used to retrofit buildings to make them efficient?

(L-R): Matthew Marson, JLL Technologies; Karen Warner, Arup; Michael Grant, Metrikus; and Palle Dinesen, Ubiqisense

We already have 85% of the buildings we need by 2050, but they aren’t energy efficient, or metrics are available but they are not used properly or actioned.” Defining the smartness of a building depends on increasing levels of standardisation within the industry, on both the technology and the measurement fronts. The measurements should be left to independent bodies, while standardising the technology could help address some remaining reticence among customers, according to Karen Warner, UKIMEA smart building business lead at Arup. “In London there is more comfort around the topic of smart buildings than outside of the capital, where people are worried about risk and cost. Making sure we are dealing with projects in standardised ways will help.” Integrated Systems Events hosted a gala dinner on Monday evening to celebrate 20 years of ISE and thank many of the people who have contributed to the success of the show over the years. The guest list included local politicians, association and partner representatives, as well as longstanding exhibitors. The event was held at the stunning 16th century Convent dels Àngels. Those in attendance included Pere Aragonès, president of Catalonia; Marilia Marton, secretary of culture São Paulo; Josep Santacreu, president, Barcelona Chamber of Commerce and second vice president, Fira; Carlos Prieto, delegate of the Spanish government in Catalonia; and Javi Lopez, co-chair, Euro-Latin American Parliamentray Assembly, European Parliament.

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Sean Reardon warned that some companies still view cyber security as a ‘nice to have’ rather than an essential part of their business

AI to drive pro AV growth

By David Wood

AVIXA kicked off the Control Rooms Summit by sharing its latest research on the sector, which identified that AI is predicted to be a boon for the AV industry. Sean Wargo, VP, market intelligence, AVIXA, revealed that in a recent survey carried out by the association, 41% of respondents were positive about the impact of AI on the industry, with only 4% expressing a negative view. Wargo said: “The research showed that 30% saw it as becoming a useful tool in quality improvement, with spending expected to show a 10.3% CAGR over the next five years in managed services, which are predicted to see the biggest upside from AI.”

“For our integrator community, AI is an area where they are already seeing that traction with their clients,” he added. “If there ever was a time for this technology to mature, it is now.” Sean Reardon, principal cyber security consultant at DNV, then addressed the pressing topic of cyber security. He warned that some companies still have a view that cyber security is a ‘nice to have’ rather than an essential part of their business, particularly when it comes to their supply chains. He pointed out that cyber security is increasingly becoming a market differentiator, with 85% of large companies worrying about the cyber security of their suppliers. “That’s where I see some of the biggest headaches,” he added. “In my experience, the problem with supply chains is that nobody takes a holistic view, but if you don’t do something about it, it will go wrong. “If you haven’t started working on it now you are going to be lagging and exposing your investors to risk.”

‘Fake at scale’ becoming out of control

By Colby Ramsey

Exponential change is upon us, and those who aren’t seeing the big picture in the industry could be out of business in six months. These were the opening thoughts of CEDIA Fellow Rich Green, founder of Rich Green Design, as he hosted a session, entitled ‘Future Technologies: The Inside Scoop from Silicon Valley’, at the Smart Home Technology Conference yesterday. Green spoke about how this big picture will impact system design and CEDIA businesses, suggesting computers will reach singularity – an explosion of super intelligence – sooner than we think. “AI is the last step change in human evolution,” he told the audience. “We’re there now, and by the end of the decade businesses will have no choice but to leverage AI. Every

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significant company should have somebody full time working on AI for internal business processes, for writing proposals, for drafting CAD drawings and so on.” Green went on to discuss how companies are desperate to harness consumer engagement with micro-targeted advertising. “By the end of 2025, every high-resolution pixel will be generated in real time with AI; what effect will this have on home entertainment?” he asked. “Content becomes an abundant commodity. The question is how we manage that for our clients, and how they render that content in real time. “AI is a machine for making ‘fake’. This is ‘fake at scale’, and it is becoming out of human control because there are not enough humans to control this phenomenon.” He suggested that in order for AI to progress exponentially, better and faster hardware that goes beyond the GPU is needed. “People are also losing trust in the consumer metaverse,” he said. “But the industrial metaverse is taking off, and that’s where the money is right now.”

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Barcelona: The centre of the pro-AV world

“We are in a great position. Exports from Catalonia to LATAM rose by 40% last year and a growing number of Catalan companies have established in LATAM; our region hosts more than 100 LATAM companies,” he said. “We boast a highly innovative AV industry made up of 4,000 companies, one of the By Monica Heck strongest in Europe. We are the 10th region in the world in terms of attracting foreign direct investment in the AV field.” Jaume Collboni, mayor of Barcelona, opened In 2023, global pro-AV spending was the inaugural European/Latin American AV just over $300 billion, according to Sean Summit in style by pointing out that the city Wargo, VP of market intelligence for AVIXA. once described by writer Gabriel García “APAC has been a huge driver of growth Márquez as “bella, lunàtica e indescifrable” for our industry, lots of macro-economic (beautiful, moody and inscrutable) is home expansion,” he said. to 70% of Spain’s tech companies, including “Pro AV is a strong component of Cisco, Microsoft and Intel, and the summit is economies. Without fail, pro AV exceeds an important step for the city. the expected growth of GDP in those Torrent: “We boast a highly innovative AV industry” Roger Torrent, minister of business and areas, becoming an increasing part of their labour for the government of Catalonia, noted economy. So for South America, a 2.1% that the synergy between Europe and LATAM is growing GDP growth rate is expected for 2024, and 6.9% is expected for pro and Catalonia is uniquely poised to take on the challenge of AV. This is a strong story for what we represent at this summit and the strengthening existing bonds. opportunities in this part of the world.”

(L-R): Louis Baron, partner success analyst, Plug and Play; Joan Cavallé I Oller, investment associate, 4Founders Capital; Anna Pellicer, VC associate and sustainability lead, ABAC Capital

Educating investors in 2024 By Colby Ramsey Spiking interest rates and their effect on fundraising efforts was the big talking point during a panel session on 2024 investment trends on the Plug & Play Stage in Congress Square yesterday. Joan Cavallé I Oller, investment associate at 4Founders Capital, told the audience that the sector in Spain is now more mature both start-up wise and LP [limited parter] wise. “There are more LPs right now that better understand the asset class compared to some years ago,” he said. “There are also more funds, so more competitors and more options to compare with and choose from.” Anna Pellicer, VC associate and sustainability lead, ABAC Capital, said that institutional investors have been cautious of private equity

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and venture capital so far this year because of what has happened within public markets. “They are definitely more interested in technology and innovation,” she said. “We’re seeing them opening their doors to talk to us and understand how the venture space works.” Oller added that when it comes to assessing a company, especially in the early stages, introducing technology resources and removing the human bias is crucial to the whole analysis. “We’re talking to founders to understand more about their profiles and ambitions, and why they want to create something within the current market environment,” he explained. “We’re also seeing more and more international investors in Spain-based companies, and UK and even US companies opening offices here just to recruit tech talent, which is of high quality, but also may be a bit cheaper than in other geographies.” Pellicer believes that 2024 will be a good year in terms of equity and the type of deal that can be invested in: “We’re seeing solid teams and very good products. I think there’s a lot of talent in Barcelona,” she concluded.

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AI set to have a huge impact on creativity

By David Wood

Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to have a huge impact on the creative process, adding new levels of creativity for content producers as well as speeding up production processes. That was the verdict of a panel of AI creatives from The LED Studios, Respeecher and Pixel Artworks speaking at an AVIXA Xchange LIVE: Ask the Experts session. Jessica Cooper, account director, Pixel Artworks, said: “I’m enjoying how it opens things up, allowing you to create content faster in different styles.” Andreea Timis, commercial director, EMEA, The LED Studios, added: “Over the last year AI has had a profound impact on digital art, adding a new level of creativity to what we can do. But the main value for us is more to do with production processes, helping save time in driving the right content to the right displays, which can take a lot of time and cost a lot of money if done manually.” However, the panel agreed that the increasingly widespread use of AI in content generation would create a wide range of copyright issues which will need ironing out. Anna Bulakh, head of ethics and partnerships, Respeecher, insisted: “When AI uses our own personalities we are delivering our biometric data to creators, so there needs to be trust between the tool providers and the users, providing legal protection for that data. Regulators will be trying to review the copyright to make sure that the individuals become the legal owners of their own AI replicas.” “We will have to create a new market of licensing for this content.

America’s Cup unveils next generation of race coverage

By David Wood

Nuttall: “We intend for this to be the most-watched America’s Cup race ever”

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(L-R): Andreea Timis, commercial director, EMEA, The LED Studios; Anna Bulakh, head of ethics and partnerships, Respeecher; Jessica Cooper, account director, Pixel Artworks

There are a huge number of interesting questions to be answered.” Cooper added: “We find lots of clients are very enthusiastic about using AI technology but their main pushback is that they don’t want to be ‘bitten on the bum’ later down the line… when copyright laws protecting individuals’ IP become clearer.”

America’s Cup head of television Stephen Nuttall used an ISE Show Floor Stage Tech Talk to reveal some of the ground-breaking technology that will be on show during the forthcoming boat race, to be hosted by the City of Barcelona in October 2024. “We intend for this to be the most-watched America’s Cup race ever,” said Nuttall, who plans to top the record-breaking 942 million global audience of the event when it took place in Auckland, New Zealand in 2021. The 25m-long boats will race 100-150m offshore in Barcelona, reaching speeds of 100km per hour. Nuttall outlined a new centralised reconnaissance program enabling all the teams to monitor their opposition. “All the monitoring software for the race is brand new,” he said, “as are a series of autonomous battery-powered marker boats which will be used to set the course. “We have Capgemini as official data partners and an on-screen video graphics system to bring the data to life, with much of it generated by AI.” Nuttall added that each boat will be equipped with 185kg of production technology, allowing the event to run two 4K HDR video channels back from each yacht in real time. There will be more than 12 cameras on each boat, controlled from the land, and enough mics to enable surround sound production so viewers can hear what the sailors say onboard. They will be connected to the production base over an RF network. The race will also be followed by two helicopters with gyro-stabilised camera systems, and drones. “The challenge is to find a drone that can fly long enough and fast enough and carry a big enough camera to do the job,” said Nuttall.

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Mediapro and Microsoft launch AI and synthetic media lab

By Colby Ramsey

Cañigueral: “Companies are trying to move fast with AI, but they face a lot of speed bumps”

AI: The good, the bad, and the anxiety

By Michael Burns

The Catalan Audiovisual Cluster launched its Switch Report, entitled ‘AI Behind the Screen’ with two thought-provoking presentations on the ISE Partner Stage. Report author Joan Rosés, editor of the publication Collateral Bits, gave an overview of the latest trends for text generation, textto-image, and image-to-video generation, with some eye-catching examples of the use of AI in creating avatars and synthetic voices. He also showed examples of ‘synthetic hyperrealism’ or ‘deep fakes’, as well as completely AI-generated content in the media industry. “Artificial intelligence is starting to be used as a common resource for many tasks in production, post-production, visual effects creation and virtual production,” said Rosés. “We’ll spend less time on writing and composing soundtracks, and more time in pre-production and less on post. We will also see the creation of new jobs,” he added. Jobs and the impact of AI tools on work was the focus of the second presentation, by Albert Cañigueral, consultant at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. Introducing the topic with two phrases: AInxiety and FOBO (fear of becoming obsolete), Cañigueral explored the “myths and realities” surrounding AI in the future of work, acknowledging both the potential benefits and drawbacks of AI on human jobs. “In the report, you can also find all the risks [around using AI]: inaccuracy, cyber security, access to the right data and intellectual property infringement,” he said. “Companies are trying to move fast with AI, but they face a lot of speed bumps.” Cañigueral said it’s crucial to reimagine work processes in light of AI’s potential. “What is the society that we want to build with the tools?” he asked. “Instead of asking ‘will AI take my job?’, the question should be, ‘what are we going to do to guarantee that AI deployment [leads to] social and economic progress?’” The Switch Report is available to download at www.clusteraudiovisual.cat/en/switch-observatory

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Grup Mediapro announced an artificial intelligence and synthetic media laboratory in collaboration with Microsoft at its stand in Hall 4 yesterday. Mediapro CEO Tatxo Benet explained how the new collaboration will allow the company to respond to market opportunities and needs with tech innovation and in-depth business knowledge. The collaboration is based on a humancentred approach, adhering to all legal [L-R]: Alberto Granados, commitments and ethical principles in the president of Microsoft Spain, with Mediapro conceptualisation, development, deployment CEO Tatxo Benet and use of AI solutions, which is the purpose of the laboratory. The initiative will involve around 100 people from both companies, depending on the projects, and has been driven by Mediapro’s Artificial Intelligence Center, created in 2022 with the aim of leveraging AI to create new business models, products and services, and provide AV professionals with creation, production and management tools. “Our continual embrace of innovation is something that has defined us as a company for 30 years and is something we always undertake in hand with the top technological partners,” said Benet. “AI is going to revolutionise the sector and we must be prepared by creating our own solutions and applications and determining the role AI will take in the audiovisual industry.”

Solving the problem of digital inequity By Colby Ramsey Giga, a UNICEF-International Telecommunication Union initiative, highlighted how it is working towards its goal of achieving universal school connectivity through tech innovation, partnerships and collaboration, on the ISE Partner Stage yesterday. Attendees were told how Coffin: “It’s our mission to the company is working with connect every school in the world to the internet by 2030” governments to map schools, primarily in Africa and South America. “This is being driven through two organisations: UNICEF and the ITU. We’re working very closely with senior officials to look at how we can create change,” explained Jane Coffin, senior advisor, Giga. “It’s our mission to connect every school in the world to the internet by 2030, and every young person to information, opportunity and choice.” “We’ve used AI to identify more than 29,000 schools around the world, from Ghana to Kenya, Tunisia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone, and we’re also modelling and analysing telecom infrastructure data in more than 10 countries in Africa,” she added. “This is empowering educators and giving ministries an opportunity to work better together.”

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Cyber threats get real for integrators

By Michael Burns

‘The Art of Securing Audio and Video: A cybersecurity perspective’ on the Smart Home Technology Stage yesterday offered an expert insight into the IT risks and dangers facing not just homeowners and business clients, but integrators too. The panel, comprising Jeff Sonnleitner, network specialist and information security instructor at Moraine Park Technical College, and JB Fowler, chief business development officer, Domotz, was hosted by Walt Zerbe, senior director of technology and standards for CEDIA. The importance of addressing unsecured operating systems and default passwords in IoT systems was highlighted. “The challenge is that manufacturers are not securing their hardware or updating their software or firmware,” said Sonnleitner. The conversation moved on to the importance of cyber security training and ethics for integrators, potential liability for home network integrators in case of security breaches, and the need for clear contracts and regulatory protections. “We haven’t yet had a liability case where a system is breached and the integrator is held liable, but it’s coming,” said Zerbe. The panel agreed on the importance of password management tools and multi-factor authentication in home networks. Sonnleitner noted that having gamers on residential or educational networks can be particularly challenging to manage in terms of security due to their tendency to connect with friends and share passwords, while a common

(L-R): Walt Zerbe of CEDIA, Jeff Sonnleitner of Moraine Park Technical College, and JB Fowler of Domotz provided a lively debate about cyber security on the Smart Home Technology Stage

problem with small businesses is where everyone is designated as an admin user ‘to make life easier’ instead of restricting full network privileges to the IT department. “If you’ve got five people who have admin, you have five attack surfaces where you’ve increased your vulnerability fivefold for a computer to get corrupted and then infect the system,” said Zerbe. The panel also agreed that LANs should be segmented, especially for residential customers, with a guest network being separate to the control network. “For any integrator that’s going into a residential application environment, I think that’s a minimum,” said Fowler. “Depending on the size of the network, depending on your customers, I think you need to look at audio LANs, and you need to look at video LANs. I think you can look at security LANs and control LANs too. There are lots of different ways in which you can segment a network in order to help with cyber security.”

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An immersive 360º sound system from Spanish AV manufacturer Ecler is welcoming visitors arriving at the South Access of the Fira de Barcelona. The set-up, hosted in the iconic circular information desk, is part of a vibrant DJ booth that will feature a host of resident DJs each day of the show. Respected artists such as Gerd Janson and Upsammy will play alongside local talents including Spacer and Silvia Zaragoza, while the legendary Cesar de Melero will close the show on Friday.

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New displays, projectors and compact media processors with the power of a large server, have been introduced by Panasonic. The SQ2H Series are 4K displays that come in a wide range of screen sizes, from 43in to 98in. They are designed for 24/7 operation and to be easily scalable. The high brightness (700 nits) displays include an Intel Smart Display Module (SDM) as standard to enable them to be used for signage applications or collaboration. The PT-MZ882 Series of high-brightness Hartmut Kulessa with the multi-functional projectors “have been SQ2H Series 4K display and developed taking ecology into consideration. the ET-FMP50 and FMP10 They are also the first Panasonic projectors using recycled materials,” said Hartmut Kulessa, manager, product marketing, Panasonic Connect. The new ET-FMP50 is the first Panasonic media processor to simplify multi-projection for immersive experiences, with automatic warping and blending. It is small enough to use close to the projectors, reducing cabling and providing resilience against signal loss. It will be joined soon by the FMP10, which Kulessa described as a “revolutionary product; an SDM card that fits inside a projector”, so there is no need for an external media player. —david fox eu.connect.panasonic.com

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Returning to ISE after a four-year hiatus, Cadac has realigned its product offering with the new CM system, centred around the CM-J50 mixer. Totally re-engineered with a new GUI, new internals and new racks, the CM-J50 is smaller and lighter than its forebears. The mixer boasts a higher I/O density with 96 inputs and 56 outputs, of which 48 are user assignable. Brighter 23.5in and 6.5in touchscreens are at the heart of (L-R): Cadac Consoles’ technical director Peter Hearl, head of R&D Emily the user interface, and while its Watson and director of marketing form factor is familiar (including and business operations James Cadac’s iconic wooden trims) Godbehear with the CM-J50 mixer the CM-J50 has been internally re-engineered both mechanically and electronically. Local I/O has expanded to include 16 analogue mic inputs, eight analogue outputs and eight AES3 ports. Emily Watson, head of R&D at Cadac Consoles, said: “This console is a tale of two halves; it is a totally re-engineered console, but the rack is brand new and designed from scratch. The racks have a huge amount of flexibility with optical or coaxial connectivity.” —kevin emmott www.cadac-sound.com

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Take a dive into Hall 4 for an entertaining experiential demonstration highlighting plastic pollution that integrates live show, augmented reality, video game content and TV production. The experience by 3Cat (the digital platform of Catalan broadcaster CCMA, owner of the TV3 channel) was inaugurated on the first day of the show, as a mezzo-soprano mermaid (pictured left) sang and swam through AR plastics that threaten to virtually drown her. The content, which can be seen continuously at the 3Cat stand (4D500) during the four days of the show, revolves around the problem of excess plastic in the oceans. Visitors can don VR headsets and remove the virtual plastic to prevent the mermaid from drowning (pictured right). To create the experience, 3Cat worked in collaboration with theatre company La Fura dels Baus, Barcelona-based Produktia, and other members of the Catalan AV Cluster, including Sono and Eikonos.

Funktion-One | Stand: 7G800

The evolution of Evo

UK loudspeaker manufacturer Funktion-One has evolved one of its earliest product releases with the introduction of the Evo 2 at ISE 2024. Building on the company’s classic Res 2 loudspeaker, the Evo 2 is the latest addition to the Evo Series, delivering better performance in a smaller enclosure. Featuring the latest Funktion-One driver technology and highly refined tuning, Evo 2 is a medium dispersion, fully horn-loaded, three-way loudspeaker. Its versatile format is designed for a range of applications, including as a four-point club system or a two-wide flown system for medium-sized venues, says the company. Suited to ground stacking for small events, flying singly or in pairs for wider coverage and larger audience areas, or used as fills supporting Vero, Evo or Vero VX systems, its Butterfly Plate system enables quick and easy rigging for single and twin deployment. Tony Andrews, Funktion-One founder and director of R&D, said: “Although it is a replacement for the Res 2, we have managed to make it smaller and get more out of it. Form follows function. It’s like the beauty of a bird’s wing; all these things have to be a certain shape in nature. Something just works and you carry on using it. We’re still coming to terms with the clarity of it.” —kevin emmott www.funktion-one.com

Funktion-One founder and director of R&D Tony Andrews with the Evo 2

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Kramer | Stand: 3D300

Panta Rhei looks to manage the AV lifecycle

Panta Rhei is a new audiovisual ecosystem platform “that manages the entire lifecycle of AV from planning, design, deployment and set-up, to monitoring, support, analytics, up to the enduser experience”, according to Omit Sade-Benkin: Panta Rhei “is Sade-Benkin, going to change the way we Kramer’s VP handle this ecosystem” marketing. The cloud-based software “is going to change the way we are going to handle this ecosystem”, she added. It is paid for on a subscription basis, with only one piece of hardware needed. The small box is a site agent that needs to be installed for device discovery. Panta Rhei is specifically designed to provide a unified platform that is adept at managing not only any Kramer installation but also integrates with thirdparty devices. It marks a significant shift for Kramer from hardware-centric systems to a more softwaredriven approach. —david fox www.kramerav.com

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Harman International Industries/ BSS Audio | Stand: 3F300

Soundweb Omni offers infinite DSP scalability

The Soundweb Omni open architecture digital signal processor offers a choice of centralised or distributed DSP technologies, and infinite device scalability. It uses BSS Audio’s most powerful processor to date, alongside flexible I/O expanders, Dante/AES67 networked audio, an onboard scripting engine developed by AMX, and a vast library of processing objects, including media playback, AEC, VoIP and more. The platform is managed through AVX Architect and AVX Head to Hall 3 to discover Soundweb Omni Control, an all-new software suite from Harman Professional that streamlines configuration, control and monitoring. Also new is HControl, a human-readable standards-based and developer-friendly API for third-party control. —david fox pro.harman.com/www.bssaudio.com

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Meridian | Stand: 2G400

Adding colour

Consumer audio specialist Meridian is once again teaming up with its distributor, AV EMEA, to provide ISE visitors with the opportunity to get up close and personal with a number of its audio products, including the DSP9 digital active loudspeakers in DSP9 digital active loudspeakers select colours. come in a choice of colours Available in Volcano Orange, Satin White and Pigeon Blue, the speakers can be viewed from every angle. The DSP8000 XE digital active loudspeaker and DSP640.2 architectural in-wall loudspeakers are also on show. In addition, the stand highlights a number of Meridian products in a rack, including the 210 streamer, the 218 zone controller, the 251 zone controller, a 258 power amplifier and a 271 digital theatre controller. —anne morris www.meridian-audio.com

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Polet | Stand: 3U620

OutBoard TiMax | Stand: 7K820

After nearly three years of development and over a year of testing, the new Polet.Cloud enables fast, efficient management of LED screens and content regardless of location. It offers direct integration with all types of LED displays and servers located in the region. According to the company, Polet.Cloud offers a “high level of reliability in managing video content playback”, with the advantage of Polet’s servers being located in Europe for faster play management. In addition, the system software of its displays and cloud servers is based on the same framework, allowing for more efficient image adjustments as well as significant energy savings. The software includes an intuitive user interface, enabling easy operation of the entire system. Users can access the server through their accounts, upload content, specify the start and end times for playing video content, configure the operating schedule of the LED display screens and adjust screen parameters. Advanced statistics are supported, providing information on the number of plays for each video on each Sales manager Borko Jelisavcic specific date. —david fox on the Polet stand www.poletled.com

Spatial audio specialist OutBoard TiMax has introduced a plug-in which delivers integrated lighting and media control for its TiMax TrackerD4 stage tracking product. Developed in collaboration with virtual production show control specialist Stage Precision, the TiMaxSP plug-in enables TiMax TrackerD4 to direct and focus groups of moving-head (L-R): Dave Haydon and Robin Whittaker, directors of OutBoard light fixtures using ArtNet TiMax, launch the TiMaxSP plug-in and sACN networked DMX. TiMaxSP operates seamlessly for synchronised groups of fixtures across multiple tracked objects and opens the door for further Stage Precision integration with video mapping and camera control, as well as Unreal Engine and Notch control. Dave Haydon, director at Outboard TiMax, said: “The TiMax TrackerD4 is revered for its locational accuracy and its productionfocused workflow which helps to reduce tech rehearsal time. Its reliable features have been long sought after in spatial audio and now lighting and media control are available in TiMaxSP.” As new members of the Focusrite Group family, TiMax products also feature on the Focusrite Group stand (7A300). —kevin emmott www.timaxspatial.com

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Explore the changing face of broadcast

Asking whether brands and corporations are becoming the new broadcasters, the Content Production & Distribution Summit, produced in association with IABM, is taking place all day today in room CC5.2. Major brands, corporations and content creators will be talking about how they are using professional broadcast technology and facilities to create exciting and informative content and deliver it directly to their customers and stakeholders. This includes Frédéric Fiévez, chief sales officer, BCE – Broadcasting Centre Europe, who will discuss how broadcast facilities can deliver for brands; David Cerqueiro, executive producer, Casual Films, who will advise on how to create gripping stories whether for a corporate communication or a mini feature film for a brand; and Abi Hemingway, managing director, Jackshoot, who will share her advice on how a brand can become a broadcaster. Tom Morrod, co-founder and research director, Caretta Research, will provide the hard data that demonstrates where broadcast and pro-AV technologies and clients are converging, before being joined by Lorenzo Zanni, head of knowledge, IABM, and Alain Polgar, senior vice president, EMEA & APAC sales, Chyron, to interrogate the data and answer questions from the audience.

Abi Hemingway of Jackshoot will advise on how a brand can become a broadcaster

There will also be a focus on disruptive technologies impacting the sector, with Sarah Cox, founder and managing director, Neutral Human, exploring XR, virtual production and hybrid entertainment, and Stacia Pfeiffer, co-founder, Chaos Inc, asking whether AI can disrupt the art of storytelling. Content Production & Distribution Summit takes place today from 10:30-17:00 in room CC5.2.

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Looking beyond the pixels at Digital Signage Summit Digital Signage Summit, curated and hosted by Florian Rotberg and Stefan Schieker of invidis, takes place today with a focus on the opportunity presented by the ability of digital signage to connect with surrounding technologies and solutions. After the traditional keynote covering the latest trends, drivers and market updates and setting the agenda for the industry, presented by Rotberg and Schieker, the summit will explore how automotive retail is reinventing the customer journey. Rafale Chang, CEO, Tiger Party, will then share case studies and success stories illustrating how the integration of LED technology in billboards has enhanced advertising effectiveness.

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Digital Signage Summit will tackle the biggest trends and transformative technologies

Iman Nahvi, co-founder and CEO, Advertima Vision, and Jan Reiners, account executive, Broadsign, will consider how retail media is disrupting stationary retail, and Craig Francis, digital signage partner manager, Google ChromeOS, will share the new must-have: IT security in digital signage. Generative AI will also be explored, with Dominic Bradbury, director, Kerve Creative, and Stephen Jenkins, CRO, Videri, discussing its role in concept design and content creation.

The summit will end with Nita Odedra, director – strategy, Blue Rhine Industries, and Dave Haynes, publisher/editor, SixteenNine, joining Rotberg and Schieker on stage for the invidis Annual Outlook 2024. This will provide insights into the digital signage market in EMEA and North America as well as risking a forecast into the mid-term future of the industry. Digital Signage Summit takes place today from 10:30-14:30 in room CC5.1.

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Cyber security and AI top the Smart Workplace Summit agenda

Sponsored by Shure, the Smart Workplace Summit begins today with cyber security and the role of AI topping the day one agenda. Attendees will hear from Shaun Reardon, principal cyber security consultant at DNV Cyber Security, as he discusses espionage relating to intellectual property, including the techniques used and suggestions for mitigating the risk. The role of trust in the workplace will also be covered as it effects cyber security policy making, especially within companies operating in various countries. He’ll then offer general tips to avoid cyber security and information security incidents in an office environment. Reardon will later be joined by Michael Skurla, chief product officer, cofounder, Radix IoT, and Erika Pärn, senior research associate, University of Cambridge, to delve further into the issues around cyber security. Chad Wiggins, associate VP, innovation solutions & platforms, Shure, will then consider how AI could revolutionise the future of audio, focusing on its ability to optimise workflows, simplify integration and enable personalisation. He’ll then take part in a panel discussion with Fardad Zabetian, CEO at Kudo; Alain Mielle, head of technology innovation, change mangement and satellite workplace division, Council

The role of AI in audio will be a discussion point for Shure’s Chad Wiggins

of Europe; and Christopher Jaynes, senior vice president of software technologies, Q-SYS, sharing how they are incorporating AI into their conferencing and collaboration solutions. Chris Hope, founder and executive director, The Looplab, and Sarah Cox, founder and managing director, Neutral Human, will continue the conversation around AI with a look at how advancements in technology, research and policy can help minimise bias and promote more equitable AI systems. Smart Workplace Summit takes place today and tomorrow from 15:30-18:00 in room CC5.1.

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Prepare for the future with Smart Home Technology Conference

Technical installation and design, business excellence and future trends will all be explored at the Smart Home Technology Conference today. Highlights include a 90-minute Design Methodology session beginning at 10:30 delivered by CEDIA instructor Keith Jones. Designed for both business owners and designers, it will explore specific design methodologies that can be applied to each phase of a smart home or building project. In addition, Cecilia E Ramos, senior director, architectural market for Lutron Electronics, will discuss lifestyle trends uncovered in Lutron’s Lighting Trends Report. Expect discussion around hybridisation, wellbeing, sustainability and natural light. WiFi-6 and WiFi-7 design will also be explored, with Gus Marcondes, training manager, Netgear, covering how to design the network for the right level of access and how to deal with internet speeds exceeding 1 gigabit. Today also sees the second part of the Employee Retention Workshop, which started yesterday. Jon Rehwaldt, director of curriculum, CEDIA, will help attendees to develop a concrete plan to ensure employees know you’re invested in their long-term success.

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Jon Rehwaldt will be addressing the important issue of employee retention

Other sessions include a look at the current state of Power over Ethernet, tips for integrators wanting to get social media-savvy, and an introduction to the design and implementation of infra bass in private entertainment spaces. Smart Home Technology Conference takes place today and tomorrow from 10:30-16:30 in rooms CC1.1, CC1.2, CC1.3 and CC1.4. Sessions can be booked indvidually. For full listings turn to page 28.

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Breaking boundaries with creative AI Digital artist Jeroen van der Most will give a keynote on the ISE Show Floor Stage this evening. He has also created content for the massive new transparent LED screen on the Fira façade which will be showcased in two performances today. His keynote, entitled ‘Breaking Boundaries with Creative AI’, “will take the audience on a journey into my mind using AI; it’ll be a bizarre trip where you’ll encounter some weird things”, said Most. “First, I will explore how we can innovate art, using AI to change it from something static into something more fluid. Then, I’ll explore using technologies such as AI to build closer, deeper relationships with non-human entities.” Most hopes his keynote will give people ideas that AI can be more than just a tool for productivity, efficiency and commercial gain. “It can also be used to create something more interesting, something beautiful, something from the heart and purely about the rational mind,” he said. “It can connect with other people and nature in a deeper way. That’s what’s behind my talk.” Most’s works have been commissioned

by organisations including Amnesty International, Nvidia, NH Hotels, Sogeti and Nike/Foot Locker, and have been displayed in museums such as Te Papa (the Museum of New Zealand) and ZKM Kahlsruhe, as well as at art fairs, conferences and technology shows. He came into digital art through working as a marketing data scientist, using AI algorithms to understand how people were talking about brands online. In 2010, he started to use those same algorithms to create artworks. Most is particularly interested in the Expect to “encounter some weird things” real-time content creation capabilities during Jeroen van der Most’s keynote of artificial intelligence. “AI systems are continuously able to create new content in Most will also be contributing content the sense that you could have an artwork or to the new LED display on the façade of media content that is always developing on its the South Access of the Fira de Barcelona, own,” he explained. “Every time you look at the where he will create a live show entitled ‘Bee system, it’s continuously changing and offers Barcelona’, running at 12:30 and 19:00 today. you new perspectives. That’s really the key difference from old-school digital art because Jeroen van der Most’s keynote takes place these AI systems can ‘create content’ on from 17:15-18:00 on the ISE Show Floor Stage their own, as self-creating, endlessly evolving in Hall 4. Admission is free and booking is not systems.” required.

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European/Latin American Summit lands at ISE

The inaugural European/Latin American AV Summit concludes today, with high-level speakers taking to the stage in room CC4.1. With AV technology acting as the bridge, the summit is bringing together government representatives and AV business leaders from both regions to foster understanding and to strengthen links between individuals, organisations, companies and countries. Sessions today will see Paco Guzman, research scientist manager, Meta AI; Carles Gomara, deputy director of innovation and mobile international program, ACCIÓ; and Franz Ruz, president of the Chilean group, ALAI, debating AI as a development opportunity. Martin Saul, CEO, ICAP Global; Federico Bausone, executive director, Crestron

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Latin America; Guillermo Saldana, general director, Mexico City Film Commission; Lorenzo di Pietro, CEO, Barcelona Activa; Taíla Borges, state audiovisual superintendent, Sececrj; and Mercedes Agüero, dean, The Core Entertainment Science School, will then take part in a discussion entitled ‘Talent Development as a Driver for AV Sector Competitiveness’. Achieving the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals and Sececrj’s Taíla Borges is joining a panel discussing talent development the role of the AV industry will be the topic of the next panel, which features Christina De Bono, founder and president, global president & CEO, CEDIA; Miquel SAVe, Sustainability in AV; Bastien Remy, policy Rutllant, president, Catalan Audiovisual officer, European Commission; Juan Carlos Cluster; and Gina Tost, secretary of digital Gutierrez, founder and CEO, Integración AV; policies, Government of Catalonia, will all Christiano Mazza, partner, Discabos Group; share their insight. and Juan Carlos Medina, CEO, Viewhaus. The final panel of the day will explore European/Latin American AV Summit innovations in the AV industry. David continues today from 09:30-14:30 in Labuskes, CEO, AVIXA; Daryl Friedman, room CC4.1.

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Digital signage, drones and the metaverse drive the Tech Talks conversation Speakers from LANG, Disseny Hub and Holoplot are among the names taking to the ISE Show Floor Stage today as the English-language Tech Talks and Spanish-language Tech Talks Español return for another round of debate and discussion. The day will begin with a series of sessions in Spanish, starting with a digital signage case study, before Pedro Basilio, senior application engineer at Holoplot, offers his insight into the audio technologies being used at Sphere in Las Vegas. The final Tech Talks Español session of the day will explore the fascinating evolution of extended reality, from its beginnings in 1966 to today’s exciting milestones. The metaverse, AI and spatial computing will all be covered by Jordi Alonso, director Anima Lab and Anima Worlds. English-language sessions include a masterclass in the technology and applications for drones with Laslo Rudolph, manager autonomous systems at LANG, and a look at the projects and technology included in this year’s Llum festival of light with Jose Luis de Vicente, artistic director, Dhub Disseny Hub Barcelona. Tech Talks and Tech Talks Español sesskions take place today from 11:00-17:00 on the ISE Show Floor Stage in Hall 4. They are free to attend.

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Today on the ISE Partner Stage With content curated by organisations including Barcelona City, AIMS, and the Catalan AV Cluster, the free-to-attend ISE Partner Stage in room CC5.3 offers a wide-ranging programme of panel discussions, presentations and fireside chats. Highlights today include ‘The Digital Creators Revolution in the Imagination Economy’ with Pere Pérez Ninou, founder & CEO, Metacampus. This will look at how the new stage of the AI-driven internet is democratising access to the tools that enable us to seamlessly integrate digital layers within our surroundings, enhancing our lifestyle, influencing our perception of reality and setting free our imagination. Ninou will explore how this will pave the way for digital artists and creators to emerge as the trailblazers of the Imagination Economy. Marc Colomines Nadal, CEO, Blit.Studio, will then share detail on how Naked Eye 3D ads amplify the global reach of street LED displays, while speakers from Xyte and Symetrix will look at the untapped potential of cloud in AV, particularly when it comes to collaboration between manufacturers, dealers and integrators. Finally, after an update on the IPMX AV-over-IP standard, Matthew Jacks, channel manager commercial integrators at Lutron Electronics, will consider how lighting controls can improve the user experience in a modern workplace. Sessions run all day today on the ISE Partner Stage in room CC5.3.

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Head to Congress Square for new tech, learning opportunities and networking

Situated at the heart of ISE, a trip to Congress Square is a must for every visitor, offering a place to experience the very latest technologies and learn from innovators and thought leaders on the new Plug and Play Stage. Today’s focus on the Plug and Play Stage is open innovation, with sessions covering everything from how to apply open innovation to start-ups, to ways of internationalising a start-up. Sessions include impactful keynotes, panel discussions and fireside chats bringing together experts, entrepreneurs and investors to engage in open conversations, sharing their perspectives, experiences and invaluable knowledge. Also in Congress Square is the Discovery Zone, an area featuring first-time exhibitors and young companies, which has been expanded since its introduction at last year’s show. Here, a whole host of companies will be showing their latest innovations. This includes Ovation Lighting which has solutions for studios, theatres, galleries, stages and more, and streaming media specialist Soundtrack Your Brand. LiveU is showing its IP video solutions for all types of productions, while Vyopta will be focusing on its collaboration tools, which are already in use by hundreds of organisations worldwide. The Catalonia Pavilion is once again a focal point in Congress Square,

Local start-ups, entrepreneurs and first-time exhibitors can all be found in Congress Square

hosting local businesses active in the AV industry as well as highlighting business growth opportunities. Exhibitors include full-service animation and production house Bol, art streaming platform WindowSight, and Eurecat, the main research and technology organisation in Catalonia. Barcelona City Council, meanwhile, is hosting local start-ups including customer behaviour analytics tool Feeder, professional development hub MetaCampus, and Union Avatars, which provides tools for companies and users to manage their digital identity in virtual worlds and the metaverse. Congress Square is situated in front of Halls 4, 5, 6 and 7.

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What’s ahead for the pro-AV industry in 2024

Peter Hansen, economist, AVIXA

The year ahead looks to be a stabilising one for most regions around the globe. Stabilisation is good, but not all good. On the more negative side, stabilisation for live events means slowing spending. AVIXA’s 2023 Industry Outlook and Trends Analysis (IOTA) reveals that live events has been the slowest to recover from the pandemic, so while it still saw strong recovery growth in 2023, that flattens out in 2024 and beyond. On the more positive side, economic stabilisation in Europe will support AV spending as meaningfully stronger GDP growth is projected in 2024 than what we saw in 2023. In APAC, 2024 projections see continued strong GDP and pro-AV growth, though at modestly declining rates. Those declines reflect a slowly approaching crossroads for APAC. Over the past couple of decades, APAC – largely driven by China – has been a global growth engine. It’s buttressed the global economy and blossomed into the largest region by total AV revenue. That story is evolving. Real estate market weakness is one of several reasons China sees long-term growth declining. This will be a pivotal year to determining if China can find ways to be

resilient and resume its powerhouse growth or if the slowdown is inevitable. Likewise, for countries such as India, Vietnam and Indonesia, 2024 will be pivotal in seeing if other countries can take up the mantle of rising GDP, a burgeoning middle class and pro-AV build-out. Live events have come back in terms of attendance, but pro-AV expenditures have been a little slower on the rebound as providers use revenues for restoring financial health rather than maximum pro AV. But recovery is happening, and we’re seeing several spectacular examples of it. The Taylor Swift Eras Tour is projected to bring in more than $1 billion in total revenue. Sphere in Las Vegas has reawakened fascination with the frontiers of experiential AV. Live events, and the experience economy more broadly, are the place to watch for exciting new applications and areas of growth in 2024. Supply chains greatly eased in 2023 and revealed unanticipated unevenness in the market. In 2022, sales were frequently dictated by availability. End users took what they could get, and manufacturers could sell whatever they could build. Now, normal shopping patterns are resuming. Consumers are again weighing options and choosing specific needs. This is unfortunately revealing that the market has moved away from certain features and certain products. For example, we’ve seen volume or price-related challenges in categories such as displays, projection and USB cameras. Through no fault of their own, some companies have been caught flat-footed this year. I think the biggest challenge in 2024 is for the channel to get their fingers back on the pulse of end user needs. With choice free from supply limitations, where will demand take us? Each level has a role in figuring this out, from integrator to distributor to manufacturer. In corporate offices, this ‘figuring out’ process will be especially difficult. Our research confirms a hybrid future, but the best practices for AV deployment to serve those needs remain to be determined. For more insight on trends in the AV industry, tune in to AVIXA’s Xceptional Insights podcast at www.avixa.tv. Also visit www.avixa.org/market-intelligence.

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CEDIA’s reinvigorated research approach uncovers a robust professional smart home industry

With new data streams and industry-wide participation, CEDIA captures a holistic view of the smart home industry in its 2023 Professional Smart Home Market Analysis In December, CEDIA released its 2023 US and UK Professional Smart Home Market Analysis in partnership with market research firm Ancrage Consulting. For the first time ever, CEDIA has bolstered integrator survey responses with specification data from D-Tools, Portal and WeQuote, and insights from leading manufacturers and distributors. Residential integrators of all types and sizes are represented in the reports. Data was collected through short surveys fielded to integrators from July to August 2023 as well as through actual sales pipeline reports. CEDIA has structured the analysis to identify key priorities, including the size of the integrated home industry, areas of expenditure, project size, frequency and type, preferred brands by category, and future trends and investment areas.

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The US market is estimated to be valued at $29 billion and is A session covering the findings from the report takes place on the Smart Home Technology Stage on Thursday at 15:00 supported by strong industry growth projections for the next 12 months. Approximately 20,000 integrators are Key UK findings: technical personnel in the next 12 months. currently serving the US market. • The UK market is estimated to be valued • The categories expected to grow the Integrators play a dominant role in product at £2.9 billion and is supported by most over the next 12 months are media and brand selection, with more than favourable industry growth projections for rooms, home cinema, outdoor AV systems 80% indicating they have sole or “a lot the next 12 months. and lighting/shading. of” influence over customer purchasing • Approximately 3,700 integrators are decisions. currently serving the UK market. “This year’s approach to research was Integration firms complete a median of 30 • Integrators play a dominant role in revolutionary thanks to our partnerships with projects per year and employ a median of product and brand selection, with 80% D-Tools, Portal and WeQuote, and greater five employees. indicating they have sole or “a lot of” industry co-operation,” said CEDIA global Integration firms earn a median annual influence over customer purchasing president and CEO Daryl Friedman. “It is residential revenue of $900,000. decisions. CEDIA’s unique role to provide this type of There’s a growing trend towards a younger • Integration firms complete a median of 14 information for our members, which helps industry demographic, with 22% having projects per year and employ a median of them run their businesses and guide us on entered the field within the past five years. four employees. how best to serve our industry.” Two-thirds of integrators indicate that • Integration firms earn a median annual workforce and labour shortages are residential revenue of £300,000. The 2023 US and UK Professional impacting their businesses. • There’s a growing trend towards a Smart Home Market Analysis is free to The categories expected to grow the younger industry demographic, with 19% download for CEDIA members from the most over the next 12 months are lighting/ having entered the field within the past CEDIA Store at my.cedia.org/shop. Nonshading, lighting control systems and five years. members may purchase a copy of the security systems. • Half of the participants expect to add findings for $999/£999.

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AVIXA Xchange LIVE at ISE

AVIXA Xchange LIVE sessions are taking place on stand 4G300 at ISE 2024. Expect interactive sessions with thought leaders, panel debates and thought-provoking conversations covering key topics 12:00-12:45 Fireside Chat: Is AI biased? Speakers: Chris Hope, founder and executive director, The Looplab; Stacia Pfeiffer, project manager, Pixomondo; Dr Gill Ferrell, programme director, 1EdTech and EUNIS; Jessica Sanders, senior distribution development manager, Absen This session aims to foster a deeper understanding of the complex issue of AI bias, empowering attendees with knowledge and insights to address bias challenges in their own AI initiatives and contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding AI ethics and fairness. 13:00-13:45 Ask The Experts: How can we make ProAV more sustainable? Speakers: Piet van der Zanden, education expert AV-IT in teaching and learning spaces, TU Delft; Kristin Bidwell, senior design consultant, ACT Associates; Kelly Perkins, marketing manager, The Farm AV;

Lode de Raedt, head of unit – European Commission, DG Interpretation How can you manage a sustainable, ‘green’ AV-IT ecosystem? What benefits do you get from life-cycle analysis, responsible sourcing or up-cycling? Join the conversation with our panel members, each with their own perspective on how ‘green use’ of AV-IT equipment can be organised, managed and monitored.

support for employees who are experiencing mental ill health. 15:00-16:00 Mixer and MeetUp: For all women in AV Join us for a mixer for all the women in AV to network with peers and meet new contacts; all are welcome.

14:00-14:45 The Big Mindmap: Wellness in the workplace – a focus on mental health Speakers: Rachel Hunt, founder, Have Harmony; Malle Kaas, CEO, WILM (Women in Live Music); Iffat Chaudhry, senior bid manager, involve; Jessica Sanders, senior distribution development manager, Absen Mental health issues can have a significant impact on employees’ wellbeing and can be a major cause of long-term absence from work. Join this panel to hear how the AV industry can promote good mental health and provide

Smart Home Technology Conference

CEDIA is offering an extensive professional development programme at ISE 2024, including the three-day Smart Home Technology Conference, which will give attendees the opportunity to participate in a diverse range of expert-led daily workshops and courses 10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.1 Design Methodologies You Can Stake Your Reputation On Speaker: Keith Jones, co-founder & user experience designer, designflow Find out how high standards in world-leading smart-building design help build your reputation: An experience and knowledgebased methodology delivered by CEDIA instructor Keith Jones. 10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.2 Harmonizing Innovation: Embracing a new era of technology while remaining grounded in humanity Speaker: Rich Green, founder, Rich Green Design Rich Green will discuss the phenomenon of slow technology and how to create nurturing, sustainable environments for clients that strike the perfect balance of innovation and humane living.

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10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.3 The Power of Breakeven Analysis Speaker: Leslie Shiner, owner, The ShinerGroup This course will teach you how to be an effective leader within your workplace by discussing leadership styles, issues in the workplace and common challenges leaders face every day.

12:30-14:00 | Room CC1.1 Social Media Marketing for Integrators: How to achieve a bigger impact for your business Speaker: Jeff Hayward, director, Wildwood Plus An expert panel of social-media savvy integrators share their insights and advice on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.

10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.4 Power over Ethernet, Single Pair Ethernet, and Digital Electricity Speaker: Ken Erdmann, director of technical education programs, CEDIA This course will examine the current state of PoE along with its benefits and challenges, including looking at the response of codes and regulators to this power application.

12:30-14:00 | Room CC1.2 Architectural Design Trends Roundup: Tips and techniques to align your business with market opportunities Speaker: Cecilia Ramos, senior director – architectural market, Lutron Attendees will learn more about architectural design and trends so that they can connect with designers and end users at a design/ experiential level.

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AVIXA and CEDIA Sessions at ISE 12:30-14:00 | Room CC1.3 Modern WiFi-6 and WiFi-7 Design for 2024 Homes Speaker: Gus Marcondes, training manager, Netgear Explore important questions such as how does one design the network for the right access; how do you deal with internet speeds exceeding 1 gigabit; and how do you conclude that a network needs an upgrade? 12:30-16:30 | Room CC1.4 Fortifying Your Digital Defense: Evaluating vulnerabilities and raising awareness Speaker: Jeff Sonnleitner, network specialist and information security instructor, Moraine Park Technical College Through this workshop, smart home integrators will be better prepared to identify

risks to the integrity and confidentiality/ privacy of audio and video systems in an increasingly connected world. 14:30-16:30 | Room CC1.1 Design and Implementation of Infra Bass in Private Entertainment Spaces Speakers: Geoffrey Heinzel, partner, Ascendo Immersive Audio; Adam Pelz, owner & president, Bespoke Cinemas This course will introduce participants to the importance of considering infra bass as critical to delivering truly immersive experiences, and then go on to explain how to design and implement effective infra bass systems.

14:30-16:00 | Room CC1.2 Warning! Avoid These 10 Things That Can Put You Out of Business Speaker: Leslie Shiner, owner, The ShinerGroup Come away with a checklist of 10 items that you need to focus on to keep your business afloat. 14:30-16:00 | Room CC1.3 Employee Retention Workshop Part 2: Building a retention plan Speaker: Jon Rehwaldt, director of curriculum, CEDIA You will walk away with a plan that can be implemented immediately to build systems to retain employees, and increase their efficiency and productivity, enabling you to increase profit and attract more valuable talent.

Smart Home Technology Stage

With dozens of free sessions, the Smart Home Technology Stage in Hall 2 offers an abundance of valuable information, engaging discussions, and learning and networking opportunities 11:00-12:00 Objective vs Subjective. Does standards-based engineering deliver exceptional experiences? Speakers: Peter Aylett, Officina Acustica; Ben Goff, Cinema Lusso. Moderator: Walt Zerbe, CEDIA This interactive panel session will discuss the importance of the totality of the experience for our customers, and how best to leverage engineering design to deliver consistent value to them. 13:00-14:00 Stuff is Cheap. People are expensive. Speakers: Rich Green, Rich Green Design; Jon Rehwaldt, CEDIA; Leslie Shiner, The ShinerGroup. Moderator: Walt Zerbe, CEDIA The strength of successful companies is talent. As stuff becomes commoditised, it’s your people who deliver inspiration, quality, profit and fun. Learn how to recruit, nurture and retain top talent. Nothing else matters. 14:00-15:00 Immersive Audio Design Recommended Practice: What is it and why should I care? Speakers: Peter Aylett, Officina Acustica; Ben Goff, Cinema Lusso. Moderator: Walt Zerbe, CEDIA Learn about the RP22 Immersive Audio Design Recommended Practice; what it is, what’s in it, and why everybody wins by adopting it.

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15:00-16:00 AI and the Smart Home: Where are we and how might AI shift the dial for home integration? Speakers: Alex Capacelatro, Josh.ai; Rich Green, Rich Green Design; Christiaan Beukes, Sphere Custom. Moderator: Walt Zerbe, CEDIA Will AI tools change the way we design or program? Will AI allow the customer to customise the way their systems and house responds? This panel will discuss how we believe AI will affect our industry. 16:00-17:00 CEDIA Annual Meeting Moderator: Daryl Friedman, CEDIA Join us for CEDIA’s Annual Meeting to hear about the state of the association, what we’ve done together in 2023 and plans for 2024. 17:00-18:00 From Electrician to Smart Home Integrator Speakers: Louise Tarling, Louise Tarling Electrical; Ben Pratt, B Electrical; Matt Nimmons, CEDIA EMEA. Moderator: Jeff Hayward, Wildwood Plus How do you make the transition from electrical contracting to becoming a smart home integrator? What does the journey look like and what support should you take advantage of along the way?

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Today’s Featured Speaker

Keeping pace with ongoing change

By David Davies

smart workplace summit ise Gary Keene, Smart Workplace Summit co-ordinator, AV consultant and coach

One of the primary reasons that Gary Keene was so keen to be involved in the latest Smart Workplace Summit (SWS), which starts today and continues tomorrow afternoon, is that many companies are still undermined by a fundamental disconnect between the facilities management and audiovisual teams. “For instance, there can often be drivers and incentives which facilities managers have that AV teams are only dimly aware of,” says Keene, a former technology leader (IT and AV) at Google who is now heading his own business, Curved Air Consulting, and coaching at the University of the Arts London (UAL). “One of my main interests now is in exploring how collaboration can be more embedded into the design and ongoing changes that occur within workplaces.” The fact that the pace of change is only continuing to accelerate will be gently underlined throughout SWS. Today will cover several of the most pressing topics currently facing all organisations, including cyber security and AI, with speakers including Shaun Reardon. An expert on global cyber security and a principal consultant at DNV, Reardon will explore the internal and external threats that companies need to be aware of.

Raising awareness

“Shaun is doing a lot of work to raise awareness within the AV industry about the challenges faced by facilities managers and IT teams through the poor deployment of collaborative technology,” says Keene. “I think the session will cover that, as well as the [specific issues] related to the ‘work from anywhere’ audience, because a lot of the challenges these days derive from the very fast roll-out of hybrid solutions on the back of Covid.” This afternoon will conclude with a “deep dive into AI and how it is being incorporated into products and solutions, as well as the ethics and how AI should be used”, he continues. Tomorrow, the spotlight will be on workplace solutions. This will include a keynote case study from Marcus Saunders, who is associate director, technical resources, at the UAL: London College of Fashion. He will examine how the faculty sought to combine resources spread across six separate sites into one new, 14-storey building supporting 5,000 students, with flexibility of use as the chief priority. “The ability to change the configuration of the teaching spaces over time is critical, because it’s almost

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‘A lot of the challenges these days derive from the very fast roll-out of hybrid solutions on the back of Covid’ impossible to work out in advance how six previously distinct sites are going to have to share facilities,” says Keene. “So that means both the spaces – and the technology available within them – have to be highly flexible and able to be changed at short notice.” The second afternoon will continue with an examination of how corporates and institutions are utilising emerging technologies to improve the workplace and hybrid working experiences. This will be followed up by a session on climate change, sustainability and the integration of ESG into company operations, before the event wraps up with an interactive audience session discussing the workplace of the future. “We are going through a period of phenomenal change in both technology terms and the way that companies operate, and I am really looking forward to exploring some of these developments at the Smart Workplace Summit,” concludes Keene. Smart Workplace Summit takes place today and tomorrow from 15:30-18:00 in room CC5.1

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Exhibitor News

1 Sound | Stand: 7J420

to Europe by growing its distribution and dealer network at ISE, with EMEA and APAC sales representatives Leonardo Dani and Leonardo D’Andrea, as well as founder Lou Mannarino, manning the stand to discuss distribution. —kevin emmott www.1-sound.com

Local manufacturing with global distribution

With a focus on locally sourced materials, US-based loudspeaker manufacturer 1 Sound specialises in custom finishes, and it is hoping ISE will provide an opportunity for it to build its international distribution network. The company offers all its products in custom colour variations and natural wood finishes. Using local sourcing of building materials allows the company to manufacture custom orders with a quicker turnaround, while the 1 Sound Custom Shop offers a concierge service where customers can work directly with a member of the team to tailor a specific design. The company always has 12 grille fabric colours in stock, while its IP55-rated loudspeakers can be offered in any custom colour or wood finish for outdoor environments. 1 Sound is looking to bring that customised service

1 Sound offers its range of products in custom colours to blend into any environment

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New generation panels strengthening the case for LED

Systems integrated: Humly is showing the benefits of its integration with Appspace software

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Hot news for hot desking

For the first time on European soil, Humly is demonstrating how Appspace workplace experience solutions integrate with its two premium hardware solutions, Humly Booking Device and Humly Room Display. Appspace space reservation software is certified for use on Humly’s premium hardware devices, allowing users to book rooms and view meeting schedules from an interactive touchscreen. Humly’s hardware and Appspace’s software have been further integrated to develop a hot desking feature which draws on Humly’s integrated sensors and Appspace’s resource management capabilities to offer businesses a new level of flexibility and efficiency. —james mckeown www.humly.com

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The MG9 series of LED panels from Yestech boasts enhanced structural design, with improvements in both load-bearing capacity and tensile strength, compared to existing models. The series is positioned as a universal choice for a wide range of applications, whether at a stage performance, sports competition or other event venues. The MG9 series has a 500x500mm cabinet and ranges from 2.9mm to 5.9mm in pitch. It can cover all indoor and outdoor rental applications, including floor tiles. In fact, the base of the MG9 now has a thicker design to improve its load-bearing capacity and durability when applied on floor tiles. Yestech also claims improved reliability and stability for the series. Cabinet corners on the P2.9 model are reinforced with edge-lock protection, and for all the units the LED’s thrust has been increased and edge distances optimised. These upgrades can reduce the loss of LEDs due to collisions or during maintenance. They also extend the lifespan of all the equipment, according to the company. —david fox www.yes-led.com

A strong option: Yestech’s MG9 series of LED panels

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Exhibitor News

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Focus on the future

Levelling the hybrid team playing field

Neat is using ISE 2024 to announce the availability of Neat Center, a device that works in tandem with the company’s frontof-the-room video devices to frame people in the meeting room regardless of where they are seated or looking. When those in the room turn away from the front-of-the-room device to talk among themselves, Neat Center has been designed to give remote attendees clear and unobtrusive audio and visuals, helping them maintain conversational context and pick up on non-verbal cues. Neat Center houses a 360° three-lens camera and omnidirectional 16-mic array, along with advanced AI that dynamically analyses the room and people within it. Its self-calibrating design means it can be moved around a meeting space or table to wherever is most suitable, but it can also be set up and installed with only a single network and power cable. —COLBY RAMSEY www.neat.no

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Presenting a future-focused vision, Barco has brought an array of new products to ISE 2024. On display are the I600 and QDX projectors – offering brighter, sharper and faster performances – and the Encore3 image processor, which promises broader canvas space, more system resources and advanced hybrid features. Being exhibited for the first time in Europe are the Barco CTRL control room software and hardware platform, and the Barco UniSee II LCD video wall. Also new for ISE 2024 is the ClickShare Bar, a carbonneutral all-in-one video bar. —JAMES MCKEOWN www.barco.com

Neat Center brings remote participants to the front of the meeting room conversation

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International Media Showcase ISE Audio Museum ISE Partner Stage ISE Show Floor Stage ISE Time Tunnel Lighting & Staging Pavilion Meeting Area Organiser's Office Outdoor Sound Experience Plug and Play Stage Press Room Rebooking Smart Home Technology Conference Team New Zealand Land Yacht

6E350

6E400

6D310 6D330 6D300 6D350

6E510 6E530

6F770

6F820 6F830 6F880 6F800 6F860

6E500 6E520 6E550 6E620 6E600 6E640 6E660

6E700

6E800

6D510 6D515 6D535 6D530 6D710 6D730 6D500 Drone Arena 2 Drone Arena 3

8.1

ROOMS A1

Drone Arena 1

DIGITAL SIGNAGE & DOOH

Drone Arena and Treasure Hunt Prize Draw

6G820 6G860

6F700

6F620

Catering 6.1

ISE Floor Stage

Discovery Zone

6G800 6G840

6F500

6F600

6E150 6E170 6E315 6E360 6E300

6K800 6H710 6H750

Conference Area CC5

6F510 6F530 6F590 6F710 6F750

6F400 6E310

6K950 6K970

CEDIA Stand

6H680 6H800 6H880 6G995

6H600

6F300

6F220 6F240 6F200 6F260

CEDIA Smart Home Technology Stage

6H820 6H860

6G620 6G660

6G400

ISE Creative Cube

6G710 6G750 6G975 6G510 6G910 6G930 6G350 6G500 6G970 6G530 6G700 6G770 6G900

6G440

6E100 6E130

CONTENT PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION

6G300

TIBIDABO SUITE

6K820 6K860

6H510

6H660

6H400 6H460 6G330

CS542

6H550 6H555 6H700

6H420

6F150 6F310 6F330 6F100

6K620

6K640 6K660

6H500

6H300 6H370

6G100 6G130

6K600

6K400 6H310 6H350

6M680 6M800 6M860

6M600

6K150 6K170 6K550 6K930 6K360 6K310 6K700 6K730 6K500 6K350 6K100 6K130 6K190 6K900 6K750 6K300

MULTI-TECHNOLOGY

CC7

6M280

7A700 7A900

7A500

ISE TV3

Team New Zealand Land Yacht

7D700

CS342 CS502 CS510 CS518 CS526 CS534 CS514 CS346 CS506 CS334 CS538 CS522 CS530 CS338 CS340 CS350 CS500 CS516 CS524 CS532 CS540 CS332 CS504 CS536 CS344 CS512 ISE CS520 CS528 CS336 CS508 CS348 CS442 CS602 CS638 CS646 CS618 CS626 CS642 CS650 CS606 CS446 CS434 CS622 CS630 CS614 CS438 CS450 CS610 CS616 CS624 CS634 CS636 CS644 CS432 CS440 CS640 CS648 CS448 CS600 CS608 CS612 CS620 CS628 CS632 CS436 CS444 CS604

4G510 4G530 4G710 4G750 4G910 4G570 4G550 4G790 4G900 4G700

4F245 4F220 4F260 4F420 4F460 4F620 4F200 4F600 4F280 4F400 4F440 4F240 4E110 4E130 4E170 4E310 4E350 4E500 4E100 4E135 4E300 4E370 4E190 4E330 4E390 4E220 4E240 4E440 4E460 4E620

7B400

4H620 4H640 4H820 4H840 4H600 4H660 4H800 4H860 4H880

4G420 4G480 4G200 4G600 4G800 4G240 4G210 4G400 4G460 4G440 4F710 4F500 ISE's 4F110 4F135 4F310 4F350 Influencer Hub 4F700 4F100 4F130 4F300

7E700

7D600

7C300 7C350

7A100 7A130 7A150

4K700

4H510 4H530 4H710 4H730 4H500 4H550 4H700 4H750 4H520

7D820

7D420 7D400 7D460

7C200 7C220

7B200 7B220

5A700

CS404 CS412

7E550

7D500

7D350

Catalonia Pavilion

7F860

7C400

5B750

4K640 4K660 4K820 4K840 4K600 4K680 4K800 4K860

7E530

7E500

7E420

7D300

7C100 7C150

5C750

4H300

4H440 4H460

7D130

7D200 7D220

5C710

4K420

4K460

7E200

4M600 4K500

7E510

7E300 7E350 7E400

CS302 CS310 CS314 CS330 CS306 CS322 CS326 CS300 CS308 CS318 CS328 CS304 CS312 CS320 CS324 CS316 CS402 CS410 CS430 CS406 CS414 CS422CS426 CS418 CS428 CS400 CS408

CS224

7F600 7F660 7F800

7E150

7E100

CONGRESS SQUARE

7F440 7E330

7F400

7F200

5B820 5B840

CS100

CS200 CS202 CS204

7F100

7D100

7H820 7G900

7G840 7G400 7G420 7G860 7G800 7G820 7G600 7G620 7F910 7F930 7F300 7F500 7F700 7F900 7F950 7F730 7F820 7F840 7F880 7F420 7F460 7F480 7F620 7F640

7F220 7F240

5E900

5A550

7H800

Barcelona City Council

7H730

7F150

7F130

5D820 5D860 5D840 5D880

5C700

5C500

5B220 5B200

5D800

5C510

5C300

7G200

5D750

5D700

5C240 UK Pavilion Meeting Room 5C420 5C220 5C246 5C280 5B500 5C610 5B700 5C440 5B530 5B300 5B330

5B100

CC5

5E730

7H500 7H550

AVIXA Member Lounge /AVIXA Xchange LIVE

Barcelona Turisme

7H900

7G550 7G150 7G300 7G350 7G700 7G500

7G100

7J900

7J800

7H660 7H620 7H200 7H240 7H260 7H400 7H420 7H600 7H640 7H680

5E910 5E710 5E950 5E750

5D550

5D400

5C150

7H150 7H300 7H350

7J600 7J620

Audio Demo Rooms

D E

7K550 7K7007K750 7K900

7H700

5F800

5E700

7L600 7L800 7L820 7L860 7K950

7J500 7J550 7J700

7H100

5H910

5E600 5E800

7J300

7J130 7J150

7J260 7J400 7J420

5G840 5G860 5G820 5F910 5F930 5F700 5F900 5F950

5E500

5E200 5E220 5E400 5E420 5E460

7K400 7K460

7J240

5G800

5F600

5F480

5E330

7J100

5H900 5H950 5H820 5H800 5H860 5H620 5G700 5G710 5G730

5F500

7K800 7K840 7K880 7K820 7K600 7K620

7J200 7J220

5G500

5F300 5F350

5E110 5E130

7K200

5J750 5J700 5J730 5J740

5H700

7K500

7K350 7K100 7K130 7K150 7K300

5K800 5K830

5H350 5H500 5H510

5G350

7L200 7L220 7L240 7L400 7L420

5J820 5J840 5J600 5J620 5J880 5J640 5J680 5J860 5J800

5J220 5J420 5J200 5J440 5J240 5J280 5J400

7M150 7M190 Catering 7M110 7M170 7M510 7M590 Catering 7M195 7.1 7.2 7M100 7M155 7M500 7M555 7M595 7M530 7M575 7L750 7L175 7M130 7M175 7M220 7L930 7L510 7L110 7M240 7L755 7L300 7L500 7L700 7K930 7L100 7L170 7L730 7L530 7L570 7L770 7L130 7L760 7L190

Catering 5.2

5L115 5L910 5L930 5L570 5L350 5L510 5L310 5L550 5L710 5L915 5L950 5L330 5L110 5L135 5L170 5L380 5L500 5L100 5L150 5L300 5L320 5L530 5L555 5L7005L900 5L970 5L130 5L190 5L400 5L460 5K500 5L840 5L600 5L800 5L820 5L860 5L200 5L220 5L240 5L420 5K350 5K530 5K550 5K730 5K300 5K100 5K150 5K190 5K930 5K700 5K900 5K200

Show Features

AUDIO

MULTI-TECHNOLOGY

8.0

AUDIO DEMO ROOMS A2

ROOMS A3

ROOMS A4

ROOMS D3

ROOMS D4

ROOMS D1

ROOMS D2

AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO DEMO C3 DEMO DEMO C1 STORAGE ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS C2 STORAGE B4 C4 AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO C5 DEMO DEMO B9 DEMO VOID ROOMS STORAGE ROOMS ACOUSTICS ROOMS STORAGE C6 C7 C8 B10 STORAGE SOUND EXPERIENCE F7 F8 AUDIO E10 AUDIO AUDIO ROOMS AUDIO Q-SYS DEMO STORAGE TECHNIK DEMO TW STORAGE E5 - DB ROOMS ROOMS F5 F6 STORAGE -STORAGE E7 STORAGE B9 AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO F2 E1 DEMO DEMO DEMO MARTIN DEMO DEMO ROOMS ROOMS AUDIO ROOMS ROOMS STORAGE ROOMS STORAGE F3 F4 E2 E4 F1 B1 STORAGE

AUDIO DEMO ROOMS B4

AUDIO DEMO B6 ROOMS STORAGE B5

TAXI

NORTH ACCESS

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AUDIO DEMO ROOMS - 8.0 SHUTTLE BUS

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Exhibitor Listings

As of 5 January 2024 Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

Stand

1 SOUND

7J420

Amadeus

7G200

Aura Vision

3H200

BluOS

2H700

2J420

AMC Baltic

7C500

Australian Monitor

7E550

BOE

12 dodicifacce

7H660

3D Storm

3D Technologies R&D AS (NEW) 4EVAC - Hacousto Holland BV 4thewall

4K500

CS416

7C440 5E700

7thSense

5G110

AAEON

5J400

AAI. Spanish Lighting and Video Designer Association

CS214

ABC Display (NEW)

6G970

Absen

3P300

Aavara Innovation Corp.

5D600

Abccabls Technology Ningbo Co., Ltd (NEW)

5L570

Absolute Casing (NEW)

CS512

ACCORDIA SA

2L300

Acclaim Lighting LLC

5C150

ACM AUDIO MANUFACTURING. CO. LTD (NEW) ACME (NEW)

ACMERA FILM&SCREEN TECHNOLOGY (NEW)

7L510

1B300 5H900

ACT POWER TAIWAN CO., LTD

5E400

Acustica Beyma

7H300

Adamson Systems Engineering

7G100

Adam Hall Integrated Systems Adder Technology

Adeo Screen - Adeo Group Screen Research

7B700 5E350

2K500

ADI

5H350

ADJ

5C150

Admiral Staging (NEW)

1C200

ADTECHNO

5G840

Advantech

5D620

Advanced Silicon S.A.

2U200

Advatek Lighting (NEW)

4M400

AED AUDIO

1G500

AED Group

1F500

AEQ

4H730

AFMG Technologies GmbH

CS328

AET Displays Limited

5A550

Agora

7G860

AHA CO., LTD. (NEW)

5L240

AIDA Imaging (NEW)

4H840

Aimline (NEW)

5C700

AIMS Alliance

5E550

AirServer (NEW) Airtame Airzone

Aiwa Europe S.L. AIXONTEC

5E110

2T220

2G550, 2L300

CS100

Aiyos Technology Co., Ltd. (NEW) AJA Video Systems Akasa (Europe) Ltd. AKUVOX

Albadalejo AV Solutions Alcons Audio

Alecto Recruitment (NEW) ALFALITE

Algam Entreprises

CS300 6F330

4F100

5D880

2E220

CS100 7F440

CS522

5A170, 5A300 7F860

ALGO

2V640

Allen & Heath

3R500

ALLDSP

Allsee Technologies (NEW) Alpha Loop GmbH ALTAIR

Alumaster srl (NEW) Aluvision

7F130

6D510

CS310 7H730 1B350

6F370

Amadeus Acoustics GmbH

7J260

AMD

5D150

Amino Communications LTD (NEW)

CS612

Amphenol Tuchel Industrial

7E400

AMERIA AG

Ampetronic AMX

4H300

3Q220

3F300

Anaccord Electronic Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

7C710

ANALOG WAY

3C240

Analog Devices

5B200

Analytix AV Solutions (NEW)

5D220

Angekis Technology

2V550

Anfu Xinjieke Technology Co.,Ltd (NEW)

5L400

ANK DISPLAY CO., LTD

5J820

AODA (NEW)

7F930

AOPEN (NEW)

6G530

AOTO

3D200

APANTAC

5H600

APEX

7E530

Appotronics (NEW)

4H400

Appspace

2V150

Arbane Groupe

7G900

Arbor

ARBOR Technology Corp. (NEW) ARCH by Emotigital (NEW) Architettura Sonora

4K640

4G530

5H700

2E700

Area Four Industries

4M200

AREC Inc.

Arech Technology Limited (NEW) Ares Line (NEW) Armagard

Armybeat Electronic Co., Ltd (NEW) Arquitorium Europa (NEW) ARRI

Arrow Intelligent Solutions Arthur Holm

ARTIXIUM FRANCE

2S240

6K200

CS620

3T710

7K550

CS410

1D130 6H700 3P100

3T750, 3U200

Artnovion

2F700

Artome

2T710, 2T800

Aruba Instant On (NEW)

2L300

ASCENDO AIA Platin

7D100

Ashton Bentley

2U400

Ashly Audio

7A150

ASM

1G150

ASTRODESIGN (NEW)

CS650

ASUS (NEW)

6D330

ATEN

5D300

Astera

1C550

Astrogate

2R130

ATEIS Europe B.V

7D500

AtlasIED

5C700

Aurora Multimedia

3Q200

AuviTran

7G860

AV Drop

4D310

AV EMEA BV - StormAudio - Meridian 2G400 AV LINK GROUP LTD.

5C500

AV MEDIA PTE LTD (NEW)

CS632

AV Magazine

5B750

AV Plates

AV Stumpfl

AVA LED SCREEN

AVCiT Technology (NEW)

5H110 3A500

1B500, 6E510 5J750

AVE Stuttgart

7K600

AVer Information Europe B.V.

AUDIOFOCUS (NEW)

7E530

AudioCodes

AudioPressBox

2T110 7F460

Audioropa, a division of Humantechnik

7G500

Audipack (NEW)

5H500

Audio-Technica

AUMOVIS (NEW)

AUO Corporation (NEW) AUO Display Plus Aura Audio

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3R500

4G240

5K200

5J100

7J600, OSC1, OSC2

3B500

Bose Professional

7C600

BrightSign

6M280

Botai (NEW)

4E400

BRNA Display Technology (Dongguan) Co.,Ltd

2D400

Brompton Technology

3A750

BSC System Sp. z o.o. (NEW)

4E190

B-TECH AV MOUNTS

3P700

C2G

3N600

4F220

2S700

CADAC / Studiomaster Audio Demo Room B10

AVPro Edge & Murideo

5D800

CAE / S2CEB (NEW)

AxelTech (NEW)

CS436

Cameo – A brand of the Adam Hall Group (NEW)

Axiomtek Co., Ltd.

6H510

4G150

AV-LEADER CORPORATION

7G600

AVIXA Xchange LIVE

AVMATRIX / LILLIPUT (NEW) Avocor Avonic

AWOL Vision (NEW) Axeos

Ayrton B

BACHMANN Group (NEW)

3U800

1B100

2S440 2F800

Barcelona City Council

CS224

Barco

2M100

Barcelona Turisme

CS218

Barco Residential (NEW)

2C500

Barix AG

7C400

Barnfind Technologies

5G220

Basalte

2G150

BEC Akustik

5D820

beamZ / Power Dynamics

1E150

Beckhoff Automation

Beijing EnlightV Technology Co.,Ltd. (NEW) beMatrix (NEW)

Berghof Automation GmbH (NEW) BESD

5F500

4G900

6G500 2L300

3T100, 6H100

Best Vision Projection Screens (NEW) 4F600 Beta Three (NEW) Biamp

7L240

3D100

5K500

3A700

Cailiang LED Display

7G550

Bang & Olufsen a/s (NEW)

CABOLO

5F200

B&C SPEAKERS

BalanceBox

Cadac Consoles (NEW)

1G530, 1G700

B&K Lumitec (NEW)

BXB (NEW)

4K660

2T700

Bi-Search International, Inc. (NEW)

7D200

Bosch Security Systems B.V.

5F110

2T100

4G300

AVIXA Member Lounge

2N100

7D350, 7F860

Audiocenter

Boom Collaboration

6F500

5H200

AVI-SPL

AUDAC

3R730

Bolin Technology Europe Limited

BZBGEAR

CS536

2Q300

Audinate

BoldVu

6G995

CS202

AviaVox (NEW)

Atlona

5E420

2F500

3T150, 3U110

BuLLii - Digital Signage Software

AVI Latinoamérica / ConsorcioTec

BIGMINDZ BUSINESS SOLUTION PRIVATE LIMITED (NEW)

Atomos Pty Ltd

2Q150

Blustream

7J700, 7H900

Canare Europe (NEW) Canon Europe

7M510 6D530 1E500

5L135

3B300

Carnival Cruise Line (NEW)

CS640

CAT - California Audio Technology

2G860

Cascoda

2L300

Catalonia Pavilion

CS100

CAYMON

7D350

CEDIA

2H500

CEOLED Display (NEW)

6E550

CGS DRY HIRE (NEW)

1B800

Catchbox

Cedar Electronics Celestion (NEW) CERASONAR

2U800

3T300 7L700

2E530

CHAINMASTER (NEW)

1D200

Charmex AV Technology

2R800

Chainzone

CHAUVET Professional

3S300 1E350

CHEMTROL DIVISIÓN TEATRO, S.A. (NEW)

1C300

Chief

3N600

CHIAYO (NEW)

7L100

Chipfountain (NEW)

4G790

Christie

3K500

Chipone (NEW)

Chromateq Lighting Control CHUMEI (NEW)

4G570 1E100

6E170

CS408

Cisco

2M500

6F620

Clear-Com

5H620

4D150

Cleerline Technology Group (NEW)

2D440

Clevertouch

4K700

Cloud Electronics Ltd

CS224

CMAC TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.

5K900

CNLC DISPLAY (NEW)

2H700

COEUX DIGISYN (NEW)

5C330

Clay Paky s.r.l.

5J500

ClearOne

5E330

CLETECH

CS100

CLF Lighting

7K500

Cluster Audiovisual de Catalunya

CS100

5L300

CMX AUDIO (NEW)

7K880

Bluesound

2H700

Coda Audio

Bluetooth SIG, Inc (NEW)

3Q220

Color Imagination (NEW)

BirdDog

Bi-Search Korea, Inc. Bitel Co., Ltd. (NEW) Black Box

Black Nova Blackfish

Blackmagic Design Blaze Audio blit.studio

BLOCK&BLOCK (NEW)

Bloomsbury Lab (NEW) Bluesound Professional

1D150

2N150 5B240

6K350 2P150

1E300

7C550 2F240

6F860

7C800, Audio Demo Room E4

3U600 4F200

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Exhibitor Listings

As of 5 January 2024 Exhibitor Colorlight

Stand 3S150, 3S170, 6K400

Comm Products Technologies

2N440

Company NA (NEW)

CS616

Computer Vision Center (NEW)

CS100

Conen Group

3Q750

Concept International GmbH

6H660

connectSignage

CS516

Contacta Systems Ltd

7B420

Connessioni-Smart Building Italia

4D570

CoolAutomation

2D820

Core (NEW)

2D420

Cosmi Full Color S.L

4F460

Cordial GmbH

7C420

Cornered Audio

7B150

COTINA CO.,LTD.

7B400

CR (NEW)

CS100

CreateLED Electronics Co., Ltd.

2H300

Craltech Electronica,S.L.

CREATIONPARK Kinetics (NEW) Crestron

5H700

CrowdLED (NEW)

1B240

CRTOP & TOP SHINE (NEW)

4F400

CSEED

2E390

CUE, a.s.

3C600

CVTE

2N500

CYMMETRIK ENTERPRISE CO.,LTD. (NEW) CYP UK Ltd D

Dali A/S

2D500

Dampf Hotel Audio

7M190

DAS Audio

7E500

3N600

5F800

Datapath

3R100

Dataton

3R700

Datavideo

Exhibitor

Stand

5H800

Gerriets GmbH (NEW)

1C400

DisplayNote Technologies

2T170

ErgoXS

3U710

Gestton (NEW)

DISPLAYMEDIA

5C510

6F600

Displine

2E550

Disteck

5J600

Europoint (NEW)

Dongguan Maidea Precision Die-casting Co., Ltd (NEW)

4H100

Dongguan Maitejinqi Electromechanical Technology Co.Ltd. (NEW) 6G975 DoorBird

2F400

DOTCOM CO.,LTD (NEW)

6D500

DPA Microphones (NEW)

7B910

Doughty engineering ltd (NEW)

1C500

Dreamvision/Cineversum

2E350

DSeeLab Hologram

4K600

DSIPC

6H860

DSPPA Audio Co., Ltd (NEW)

5K930

D-Tools, Inc.

2L500

DSPECIALISTS GmbH

7F840

DTEN

2T530

Dutch & Dutch (NEW)

2E500

DVDO, Inc.

5H100 3B500

7D600

EDBAK

3Q240

EGM STUDIO (NEW)

CS100

ECS Industrial Computer Co., Ltd. Eelectron SpA

EIBOARD (NEW) Eighteen Sound

Dension (NEW)

7M100

ELKO EP / iNELS

2S220 2L300

4F260

7G550 1B480

E-LIKE Technology Co.,Ltd (NEW)

3S750

Elo

3Q820

Elytone / Peak Amplification (NEW)

Dicolor

3Q700

Emelec VíasCom

digiLED

3B820

Enghouse Video (NEW)

EM Acoustics

7F400

EMKO Case a.s.

3K700

ENPING CITY LICHUANG TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD (NEW)

2J100

5C150 3B500

4K420 6F830

2K100 3S220 2F300

5H510

7H550 7H800 6K190

CS308

7M170

5H100

Enping Kemei (NEW)

7M500

7L170

Epiphan Video

4K840

3H210

Disney Cruise Line Entertainment Technical

Eltako

7J550

Disguise

Dise

6H300

CS442

ENTTEC (NEW)

EPOS Group A/S

Epson Europe B.V. Equipson Group

CS304

2V820 3J100

7A500

ERARD PRO (NEW)

3N800

EREIMUL (NEW)

5D750

ERECA (NEW)

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EZ Acoustics

7C910

5F910

GESAB

Gira

2H110

GIGAIPC

1C300

Global AV Sales (NEW)

2E500

Glensound (UK)

CS208

Gloone (NEW)

5H820

GLOOH. (NEW)

Glory Star Group Ltd.

GOAL SPORT software

5G300

GoBright

2W150

GoMax Electronics, Inc.

5K700

G-Max Technology Co., Ltd. Goboservice (NEW)

GO-JOYTY AUDIO (NEW)

2F420

Google

Fasttel

FBT Elettronica SpA

2G130

7B500, 7E330

FEBY CABLE (NEW) FEEDER (NEW) Fibernet

Fiilex (NEW)

flashPRO (NEW) FlatFrog

7L110

Fohhn

Follow-Me Tracking Solutions (NEW)

1F200

CS628

2N420 5L930

4G800

2J130

7A300

7B300

1B640

6K170

7J620

2D800

Frameled

6G220

FRENEXPORT

7F880

FSR Inc.

FUJIFILM Electronic Imaging Europe GmbH

7L530

5H100

Green-GO / ELC / Frenetik GSF EVENTS (NEW)

Guangdong BaoLun Electronics Co, Ltd. (NEW)

5G730

GUANGZHOU CHANGJIA ELECTRONIC CO.,LTD

2W440

Guangdong Hushida Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. (NEW) 6E300 Guangzhou FTD Audio Electronics Limited (NEW)

Guangzhou Hongcheng Stage Lighting Co.,LTD. (NEW)

4D320

Guangzhou ILightings Equipment Co.,Ltd (NEW)

CS528

Guangzhou Huiliheng Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. (NEW) 7L755 Guangzhou Seawin Electrical Technologies Co., Ltd. (NEW) Guangzhou Sinojoint Electronics Co.,Ltd. (NEW) Guangzhou TouchWo Electronics Co.,Ltd. (NEW)

Guangzhou Wind Force Electronic Manufacturing CO., LTD (NEW)

7C950 4H860 7L930

5G350

HAGOR

3Q100

Haivision

4E350

5G200

CS350

GARVAN ACOUSTIC SRL

CS602

Handpoem Interactive (NEW)

Genelec

2J400

Geratech

2L300

Guntermann & Drunck GmbH

GUDE

Gaffer-Tape (NEW)

Generation Numerique publisher of Mediakwest & Sonovision

7M110

Guangzhou Golden Screen Technology Company Limited (NEW) 4H880

Haitian Electronic Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

Genee (NEW)

5H700

CS100 7G800

GAOKE GmbH (NEW)

5F260

6G840

Funktion-One G

7E200

Guangzhou Youguang Optoelectronics Co., Ltd (NEW)

CS534

FunTech Innovation

2R900

5C100

FULGOR SERVICE (NEW) Fundació i2CAT (NEW)

Grandstream

6K900

5L130

FRANK AUDIO CO., LIMITED (NEW)

2Q710

GRAND DAGU CO., LTD

Gtek Electronics Inc

5E100

Forward Electronics CO, LTD (NEW) Foshan Chanstek Audio Co., LTD

GPA

4G600

7D640

FOS TECHNOLOGIES (NEW)

2N800

6G800

GRUP MEDIAPRO

Fonestar

FORTES interactive, s.r.o.

3T530

2V600

CS224

CS100

Focusrite

7M555

5C246

FLUENDO SA (NEW) FOCAL & NAIM

Goxmart (NEW)

4F110

Great Britain and Northern Ireland Pavilion

CS406

FLUGE (NEW)

Good Way Technology Co., Ltd.

5D860

5L820

Flightcase Warehouse (NEW) Flowscape Ubiqisense

2R200

1D550

Fanvil

2F440

5H700

GLP German Light Products GmbH

6K400

Faradite

7F900

Global Signage Alliance

Fabulux Led

7J800

5B840

GIS (NEW)

Gonsin Conference Equipment Co.,Ltd.

FaitalPRO

7L600

6H660

CS440

5E130

Giada

EZEVENT (NEW)

CS624

ECLER

ELEMENT ONE

7F100

2E200

3T500

Flash-Butrym (NEW)

ECEN ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. (NEW) 7K800

6H200

CS448

eyefeelit (NEW)

Expromo Europe A/S

6H500

7J100, Audio Demo Room C8

6H370

Direct-VA (NEW)

1D400

FIDA- Olisoft

EAW

DEMCO CSI

DirectOut Technologies

2N400

EXPELEC

7H150, 7H260

3F100

Electro-Voice

DingFeng Electronic Technology CO.,LTD (NEW)

Exertis

FENIX Stage

EAV Group (NEW)

4K460

DIMASA

3H500

2D240

CS432

3E100, 3E150

Deltacast

Digital Projection | Vivitek | Delta Electronics

EXACT solutions

EVVR ApS

EASYTOOLS (NEW)

easescreen

Elation Professional Europe B.V.

DiGiCo

4M600

CS100

3K700

DH ELECTRONICS

EvertzAV

FEDE (NEW)

2F100

Dexon Systems Ltd.

1C170

5L950

EKINEX SPA (NEW)

2G800, 3A800

1B200

Eurotruss

EACOME Electronics Co., Ltd. (NEW)

ekey biometric systems

designflow

3K515

3D700

2W800

DESAY

Euromet

CS100

DynaScan

Dell Technologies (NEW)

DENEVA

6G130, 6H700

FDB AUDIO MANUFACTURE CO., LTD (NEW)

7L300

Delta Electronics (NEW)

EUNO Display

2L200

5L550

DongGuan AoXing Audio Visual Equipment Co.,Ltd (NEW)

6M860

Deity (NEW)

Ethereal

EURECAT Centre Tecnològic de Catalunya

7B200

EKAA Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

dBTechnologies (NEW)

5E730

CS318

CS524

Dazzleview (NEW)

eten Technologies Inc.

Domex.Life (NEW)

DNH Loudspeakers

4K200

7M595

5D100

1B100

Eilon Engineering Ron StageMaster Load Cells (NEW)

Dateq International BV (NEW)

Ergonomic Solutions

DJPOWER (NEW)

3N620

DANACOID

Stand

Ergoenjoy (NEW)

4F280

3Q150

Da-Lite

Exhibitor

3T440

DYNACORD

7E150, Audio Demo Room E7

Daktronics

Stand

DISPLAX

5E510

5A350

CZUR (NEW)

Dahua Technology

1B800

3H300, 3H400

CREWBOOKING

d&b audiotechnik

5G100

Exhibitor

4D130

5D210

5L970

5H400

3E820

7L400

CS100

Hangzhou Risun Cable Co.,Ltd (NEW) 5L460 Hangzhou Xianrui Digital Technology Co.,Ltd. (NEW) Hanshin International Ltd

Harkness Screens (NEW)

5L800

2Q130 4H420

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As of 5 January 2024 Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

3F300

Inmersia

CS224

Kitcast (NEW)

CS426

LISTEN AUDIO CO.,LTD

Harmonic Design (NEW) 7K100, OSC7, OSC8

Innosonix

CS324

Klippel GmbH

7F910

LITEC (NEW)

Inogeni

2S710

Harman International Industries Harman Luxury

2H100

HB-Laserkomponenten GmbH

6F510

HCTek

HDBaseT Alliance/ VALENS HDL

HH Electronics (NEW)

2U500 2P500

2G840, 2L300

hi human interface (NEW)

HiBrite Enterprises Ltd. (NEW) High Sec Labs (NEW) Highlite International

7L760

5L170

7K840 4E135

4K300

Hikeen technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

2U110

HireHop Equipment Rental Software

1C100

HiteVision

2D220

HJS OPS (NEW)

6K860

Hikvision Hisense HIVE

3S700

2V500

5D200

HK Audio

HK SOUND ELECTRONICS CO., LIMITED (NEW)

7F800

CS604

HKC CORPORATION LIMITED (NEW) 4H170 HMS Networks (Intesis)

2L300

HOF (NEW)

Hollyland Technology HOLOPLOT Holzmedia

1B550

4H700

7G700, Audio Demo Room B2

HOMNI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. HORTUS-TAG c/o Audio SUD HP Poly

HUAIN Conference Systems (NEW)

2R240

7G840 7F500

2Q170

CS608

Huake sound (NEW)

7M155

Huawei Technologies

2D425

HULAHOOP (NEW)

CS100

Huasun Technology Co., LTD (NEW) Hubei Sinyopto Co., Ltd. (NEW) Humly

Hummax (NEW)

Hunan YESTECH Optoelectronic CO.,LTD HW group s.r.o. HYPERVSN

4H240 6E530

2W500 5K100

3B550

5E150

3R800

Hypex Electronics BV

7A100

I DO Design (NEW)

6D300

i3 Engineering

CS338

IAdea Corporation

2S420

i3-Technologies

IBASE Technology Inc. ic audio GmbH

iConnect (NEW)

2R700

6K600 7F420

5L555

Innodeck (NEW) INNOVOTICS (NEW)

Kommander (NEW)

5C420

Intuiface

6K820

intoPIX

CS100

IPEVO B.V.

5G240

iRidi

2L300

ioversal

Impulsa Talentum Foundation

CS222

InBroadcast

4H520

INFiLED

3C100

IMPACTRUM (NEW) Inavate

INDU-ELECTRIC (NEW) InfinityPro (NEW)

König & Meyer GmbH & Co.KG

4F245

7E100

Konka E-Display

2R170

Kontron

6G910

Kramer

3D300

Kordz

2F500

Krix

2C500

KST Moschkau & Zero Density (NEW) 4E500 KTC Commercial Display

2T300

KUDO Kuori

CS216

4K100

CS210

ISE International Media Showcase

CS200

ISID

CS302

Lampro Technology

2S260

Lango Technology

2L300

LaON Technology Co., Ltd. (NEW)

2V220

Larnitech GmbH (NEW)

KV2 Audio

7D400, OSC5, OSC6

4F500

L-Acoustics

4D800

LAIA

2G500, 7F150, Audio Demo Room B4

7D130

LANG AG

iSolution

2W550

Lanner Electronics

CS420

Itemptech (NEW)

6G930

Lapsafe Products (NEW)

CS438

IZI RECORD

CS100

LaserAnimation Sollinger GmbH (NEW)

1G100

j5create Europe (NEW)

5E910

7K950

ISE Influencer Studio

ISE Show Floor Stage ISINAC

iSmart Video IT GmbH

IWORKHUB LIMITED J

Jabra

Jamanet

2P100, 2P130 2D280

JAV

2V200

JBL Professional

JCS DISSENY I PUBLICITAT (NEW)

3F300

CS224

JCVISION

2W400

Jetbuilt

4K260

JD-MEDIA Co., LTD.

7F620

Jiangsu Odin Electronic and Technology Co.,Ltd.

Jiaxing DIBEISI Electroacoustics Co.,Ltd. (NEW) JNM Display

Kandao Technology (NEW) Keewin Display (NEW)

3P840

Key Digital Systems

CS634

5H130

CS514 4K680

3N700

2Q500

6K620

7M195 4H130

2J300, 7F300 6F100 5L350

Kern & Stelly Medientechnik

3R150

Kindermann GmbH

2S300

Kinglight Kingone

Kinson s.a.

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Lawo AG

5F700

LDA Audio Tech

7C300

LDR Luci della Ribalta Srl (NEW)

CS646

LEAROY LED (NEW)

6E360

LEA Professional

LECOVITA (NEW)

7A900

7C750

2P500 3T620

4F420

7C200

7F950

Listen Technologies

3Q220

4M200

Litemax

6K300

Lithe Audio

2E300

LiveU (NEW)

CS428

Logitech

2M300

Longshine Technologie (NEW)

5K240

LONGRUN LED Lonton Group

Look2innovate SA LOTRONIC SA

CS224

LSE (NEW)

5H700

LP DISPLAY

1G110

LUCKY TONE, LIKE AUDIO, Power&Grace

7H600

Lucenti Lighting (NEW)

Lumens Digital Optics Inc.

Luminatii Technology Co., Ltd. Luminex Network Intelligence Lutron

Luxibel Lynx Pro Audio

Legamaster Legrand AV

M2 (NEW)

6K950

MA Lighting

1G300

Macnica Americas, Inc.

Macro Image Technology

Magewell Electronics Co., Ltd.

5E710

MADRIX

2R400

Leyard

3A300

LG Electronics Li.LAC

LianTronics Liberty

5J110

3K100

CS414

3A100, 3A200, 3A220

Light Sky (NEW) LightAct (NEW)

5H910

4F310

5L900

Lightful Light (NEW)

4D110

Lightware

3N750

Lightking LILIN UK LIMYEE

3S500

2K200

6H550

LINDY

2Q330

Linear Technologie (NEW)

5L380

Linea Research Link

Linkx Electronics Co., Ltd (NEW)

7A300

7J900

7K130

2F200

MAGNETIC GROUP USA,LLC (NEW)

7M575

MAIOR

3N110

Magnimage

MAJORCOM

Maquinas FX (NEW) Martin Professional

6G350 7F600

Maken Kiosk (NEW)

6E500 CS532 4E260

7A300, Audio Demo Room F1

Matrox Video

Lenovo

LEMO Connectors

5J800

3U500

3N600

4G200

5G800

MACROBLOCK, INC.

CS348

Leica Smart Projection (NEW)

2J350

5G100

Marvel Technology (ChIna) Co., Ltd (NEW)

5C240

3T400

7G300

7H350

Lynx Technik AG

Martin Audio

LEEED (NEW)

5B500

3N600

3S820

6H750

1D100

1F350

Luxul

Manhattan & Intellinet Network Solutions

LEDSOLUTION (NEW)

3S150

LTT Group

4K170

LEDMAN

CS518

LOWKEYMOVES (NEW)

Leder

6K200

4K220 1F750

Loud of Sweden (NEW)

2Q500

LEDECA

6E620

3A400, 5F950

Ledcon Systems GmbH (NEW)

6K100

7E510

JWIPC

7G820

Ledtop Visual

JTS PROFESSIONAL CO., LTD. Just Add Power (NEW)

2C355

CS100

CS418

Jupiter Systems

LAVOCE Italiana

5J840

Ledscontrol

Joyusing Technology (NEW) JR VISUAL TEC | XL VISUAL

2U260

7L820

5J440

6E150

JOYNED GmbH

3H500

4G400

Jolly Innovation Technology Co., Ltd JOSAWA (NEW)

2V400

3C750, 3C300

LEDLINK OPTICS,INC. (NEW)

2W100

Jocavi

5K150

Joan Workplace Management

6F620

4H750

7K930

4E370

ISE Daily: Future Publishing

ISCVE

KENSENCE Technology Development Co., Ltd (NEW)

1B620

KOGA TOUCH CO.,LTD (NEW)

CS424

K-array, KGEAR, KSCAPE

4E480

2V100

2L300

ISAAC (NEW)

4E300

CS320

5F400

ILS

IMAGO

5H700

IOTTABLE (NEW)

K.M.E. Sound (NEW)

ILT ITALY SRL (NEW)

2L300

Interspace Industries

3R200 5J700

2U200

Interra

iiyama IKinor

KNX

7F600

4E620 5F480

7E100

Inter-M

igus (NEW)

IHSE & kvm-tec

Klotz AIS

CS340

Interactive Scape GmbH

CS622 4E310

7F200

IntelliEvent

iDma.cc

Igloo Vision

2K100

Kling & Freitag GmbH

Kobble Pearl Digital Electronic Co., Ltd (NEW)

CS100 5B700

5D225

Inspinia (NEW)

iDISC Information Technologies IDK Corporation

1C150

Stand

MASCOT Maverick

Maxen Electronics Limited (NEW) MAXHUB

Maxtang (NEW)

3F300

1B440

5H150

5D500

3Q500

CS322

2P300

6F770

MAXTOP (NEW)

5A500

McLELLAND

7D420

McIntosh Group M-Cube

2E400

4G550

MDG Fog Generators (NEW)

1G400

MEBIKON (NEW)

3U510

MDT technologies GmbH (NEW)

2L300

METACAMPUS (NEW)

CS224

Meyer Sound

3N820

Microchip

CS510

Microsoft

2P700

metaglobe (NEW) MH Group Micron

MICROTOUCH (NEW)

4E600

7J300

2E130

4G100

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Stand

Midas Consoles, Turbosound, Lab Gruppen, Tannoy, Aston Mics (NEW) 7G150, Audio Demo Room E9 Middle Atlantic Products Midwich Group

Milan by Avnu Alliance (NEW)

3N600 3R150

CS502

MILOS (NEW)

4M200

Minrray

4D530

Modulo Pi

5E220

Mimo Monitors MIPRO

MojoSteel

Moka Technology

Mondiale Media Ltd Monitor Audio Ltd. Montarbo (NEW) MOOSE SOUND MOOVIA

2R220

7C150

2D100

2W600 CS542 2G300 7H680 7H400 2E150

Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

MVI AudioVisual

4H710

CS520

NINGBO AIYINMEI ELECTROACOUSTIC TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD (NEW) 7L175

OMB srl

2H700

NINGBO RIXING ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. (NEW)

7K900

One Display Limited

Narvitech

5D840

Niveo Professional

5B240

NB ERGONOMIC (NEW)

5K800

nnounce by Simpleway

4K400

NorthVision Technology, Inc. (NEW)

5C750

NoviSign Software

Netvio

CS638

NRDmultimedia - Vector3

CS100

New Media AV

3R150

nsign.tv

6H680

NEWOPTICS (NEW)

6F620

NTi Audio AG

7E420

7L420

NUOXUN AUDIO (NEW)

7M240

Nuricon (NEW)

5K300

MYi7 GmbH (NEW)

MYSHER Technology Co., Ltd (NEW) N

NAD Electronics

CS526

OnSign TV

4F700

Noise Comunicación

CS204

Neomounts

3Q800

NovaStar

NETIO Products a.s.

5E150

NowSignage

5E300

NSELED Europe srl

2R300

NST Audio Ltd

NDI (NEW) Neat

NETGEAR AV

Neutrik Group

Newline Interactive Europe, SL

MovieTech / MTS (NEW)

1B460

NewTec Design: Audio GmbH (NEW)

6F240

Nexmosphere

MPLED (NEW)

MR LED (NEW)

6F200

MRMC

5C440

MSOLUTIONS

5G820

MultiCAM Systems

5E600

MSC Distribution (NEW) Multibrackets Europe AB

1E200

3T800

MultiTaction, Inc.

2T420

Multivision Screens

4H420

Multivis

MuxLab

5E200 5E460

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NewtonLab Space

NINGBO YXSOUND CO.,LTD (NEW)

6H460

4F350

6H710

NEXO

7C220

NEXT Truss (NEW)

1F400

NEXT Audiogroup NEXUS 21 Nice

NicLen (NEW)

Nicolaudie Architectural Lighting Control

NimbleTech Digital Inc. (NEW)

NUITEQ (NEW) Nureva Inc. O

7H500

OBSBOT (NEW)

2L500

Octopus

2K300 1E700

1F150

4H110

OCA Alliance

7K460 3E100

3B700,3B800 6H820

6F710

3A840

7H240 2T150

2N700

4G750

7G400

6E310 4F240

OnInOff (NEW)

CS224

Onumen Technology Co.,Ltd

6D310

6H400

oomnis

CS330

OPTAV TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD

CS336

Optimal Audio

7A300

Ophit Co. Ltd.

Opticis Co. Ltd

5B400 5B530

OPTIMUS

7G350

Optoma

3D500

ORAY

3N800

Optocore

7D860

Opus Technologies

7F480

ORVISION (NEW)

5L190

Ousen audio (NEW)

7L750

OutBoard TiMax

7K820

OUTLINE (NEW)

7H820

Ovation Lighting (NEW)

CS334

Owl Labs (NEW)

2U220

7J130

Pan Acoustics GmbH

7D750

Panaro

7H700

6G330

Officina Acustica

2C500

Olisoft (NEW)

6H500

Okayo Electronics., LTD.

CS100

6G770

ODHitec

ODIHO Sound In Silence

3A600

5C280

OMNIQO (NEW)

Nixer (NEW)

NAVORI LABS

5D750

Stand

Omega Pro Audio

7L860

NAOSTAGE

1C220

4E460

Ningbo Dola Electronic Co.,ltd (NEW) 5J860

Exhibitor

Onecraze Multimedia Technology (NEW)

Mott Mobile Systeme (NEW) Moveket GmbH

5L330

Stand

7F640

2J310

PADS4

6H880

Pan Q Light (NEW)

5L840

Panasonic Connect Europe GmbH

3J500

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Stand

Exhibitor

Papercast Ltd

6H800

PASO Sound System Specialist

7B500

PEAKnx (NEW)

2L300

Pascom Co., Ltd

PDSignage (NEW)

PEAVEY COMMERCIAL AUDIO Peerless-AV

7F820

Q-Better S.A.

6F620

Qiangli Jucai Group (NEW)

7C100

3R300

Penn Elcom GmbH

7H640

Pequod Acoustics

7H100, OSC15, OSC16

PeopleLink Collaboration Inc. (NEW) Percon Export S.L.U. Pexip

Pharos Architectural Controls Philips Professional Displays PHOENIX AI

2T200

5H700

7C900

PIXILAB

4H500

PIXREAL (NEW)

5J420

PKLNS (NEW) PlexusAV

Pliant Technologies PLS Ltd. (NEW)

1B350 3B800 1E110

5E750

4G510 5F900

4E220

PMC

2C700

Polar Bear Design

CS422

Pomelo Light (NEW)

4D370

POLAR Polet

Portman Lights

Portworld (Sunworld) Technology Limited (NEW) Powersoft

Powertech (NEW)

Prase Media Technologies (NEW) PREMTECO (NEW)

Pressmedia (ISP Magazines) Prima Sistemi d.o.o. Prima technology

5B300

3U620

1C420 4F135

7E700

5J240

3R150

6G300

7B900

2D260

2G700

Q-SYS

2N300

Quividi

6F590

7F910

RAKO CONTROLS LTD.

2K220

CS450

Rcstars

6M200

RCF

7D700, Audio Demo Room A2

Real Cable

2F130

Recience

6F400

PROIETTA SRL

3H100 7L200

4H460

ProITAV USA

CS312

PROLIGHTS

1G200

Projecta

3N600

Refee Technology Co.,LTD (NEW) Relacart Electronics Co., Ltd. Relyos RFID (NEW) Rent-All

1D300

Rentman (NEW)

7M175

Retop (NEW)

6E130

Restmoment Electron Co., Ltd. (NEW) 7C930 Revolution Acoustics

Rextron International Inc. (NEW) RF Venue

RGB Spectrum RGBlink

Rich Source Precision

ROBERT JULIAT (NEW)

4K820

5E800

2W110

ROXX GmbH

1F700

Ross Video (NEW)

5J880

RPG

5F240

RTI

2K130

Russound

2L500

RTS Intercom

3B500

1B150

Salrayworks (NEW)

4G700

SANC (NEW)

5E120

PSRIG

4M410

Pulse-Eight / Gallo Acoustics / Aquavision

2D150

Scala Computer Television BV

PureLink GmbH

2Q500

Scoreboard-system.com

PXD ACOUSTIC WORKS (NEW)

7L770

5A550

4F710

ROOMZ (NEW)

Sanming Audio Enterprise (Kunshan) CO., LTD (NEW)

PURESEMI Co., Ltd (NEW)

1F300

ROOMDIMENSIONS

2V300

4H640

1C700, 1D700

7K620

PSNI Global Alliance

PureLink (NEW)

CS224

RONDSON

Roland

Samsung Electronics

5D530

7F730

3C700, 3C300

1G110

PTZOptics and HuddleCamHD

7K150

SeeSound, S.L.

CS100

Seikaku Technical Group Ltd

7C350

SEEKINK

3F500

7M220

SAVe Sustainability in AV

CS220

2Q350, 6M400

Schnick-Schnack-Systems GmbH

5D550

Screen Experts

6H350

Screen Innovations

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6K360

SEETRONIC Sennheiser SENTRY

7D220

3C500, 7A700 5J730

SEOUL VIOSYS

3U150

SFAT (NEW)

1B600

Shanghai Sansi

6M600

SES Ltd. (NEW)

4E220

SGM Light (NEW)

1F700

7J400

Sharp/NEC

3E500

Shenzhen 8k-link Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd (NEW) Shenzhen Aiostar Electronics Co., Ltd (NEW)

4D315 CS430 CS626

Shenzhen Apexls Optoelectronic Co., Ltd. (NEW)

Shenzhen Auroled Tech. CO., LTD Shenzhen Avlink Technology Company (NEW)

6F820

3Q840 CS332

3S800

ROE Visual

PS STAGE

2H700

SEEBURG

Shenzhen Chip Optech Co., Ltd

5F350

ROADMOVIE (NEW)

2E200

CS306

2V130

RME

SAGITTER - PROEL SpA

PSB Speakers

Secure meetings

6M800

2G200

RIEDEL Communications

2K700

1C500

5F300

7B220

4H200

3K930

Ricoh

ProtoPixel

PROTOS B.V. (NEW)

SEADA Technology Ltd

5B100

Shenzhen BAKO Optoelectronics Co., Ltd

3C200, 5A500, 6K500

CS500

5L320

1G750

RESONANCE AUDIO (NEW)

Prospero Integrated (NEW) Protech Electronics & Technology Limited

7A130

7C700

4M200

1B130

6G900

1B800

Renkus-Heinz

PROLYTE (NEW)

PRO-SHOW (NEW)

3N100

3R710

SDVoE Alliance

SHENGHONG (NEW)

ROCWARE CORPORATION

PROEL - AXIOM (NEW)

ScreenLine

5K530

CS538

ProDVX Europe BV

2U300

Redleaf

7L730

6F150

Screenint

CS434

Redback Audio (NEW)

Stand

ScreenBeam

RECLAIM AUDIO

ProCase (NEW)

2H330

Exhibitor Screenage (NEW)

SHANGHAI SEIWIN ELECTRONIC CO., LTD

4D500

Procella Audio / Sim2

7J150

RATstands (NEW)

Pro Tour Systems (NEW)

7D350

2E350

Rational Acoustics

ROBE / Anolis / Artistic Licence/ Avolites

PROCAB

7G420

RASIKE-CINECA (NEW)

CS606

3S100

6E700

2T400

3B150

Princess Cruises (NEW) Prismaflex International

2T500

Audio Demo Room F4

QSTECH

RAM Audio

3P500

Pinanson

PixMob (NEW)

QSC / Q-SYS

4H440

4H750

Pixelhue Technology Ltd

QOMO

R&D TEAM

2R150

6G620

Qbic Technology Co., Ltd

7H420

Photool (NEW)

Pilosio Srl (NEW)

Stand

6K310

2L500

Shenzhen Bozee

Shenzhen Clen Optoelectronic Co., Ltd

Shenzhen CLT Electronics Co., Ltd SHENZHEN DATAMAX TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. (NEW)

Shenzhen Depuw Microelectronics Co., Ltd (NEW) SHENZHEN DEVOPS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD (NEW)

4H800

Shenzhen Fantasy View Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

Shenzhen Fionexx Technologies Ltd Shenzhen Friday Originality Technology Co., LTD (NEW)

5L710

6K700 5L100

Shenzhen Future Information Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

5H950

Shenzhen GCL Electronics Co., Ltd (NEW)

6K550 3B100, 3B200

Shenzhen Huaqun Century Photoelectricity Co., Ltd (NEW)

Shenzhen Inyuda Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

5K400

4E100

SHENZHEN EMEET TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD (NEW)

SHENZHEN HUIKEYUAN CO., LTD (NEW)

5C710

6H310

Shenzhen Eloam Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

Shenzhen Huarong Electronic Technology Co., ltd (NEW)

3P150

5K350

ShenZhen Electron Technology Co., Ltd

Shenzhen Hi-Net Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

1F100

5F930

Shenzhen Decenta Technology Co.,LTD (NEW)

Shenzhen Gloshine Technology

2U110

5A100 4F130 6K730 CS508 6F310

Exhibitor

Stand

Shenzhen ITOONER Technology Co., LTD (NEW)

Shenzhen KATO Vision Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Lan Display Photoelectric Co., Ltd (NEW) Shenzhen Lenkeng Technology Co., Ltd.

5L110

2S200 5G860 5L600

Shenzhen Lightlink Display Technology Co., Ltd

6G600

SHENZHEN LITESTAR LED CO., LTD (NEW)

6K970

Shenzhen Link Technology

Shenzhen LJX Display Technology Co., Ltd. (NEW) Shenzhen Megmeet Electrical Co., Ltd. (NEW)

Shenzhen Meiyad Optoelectronics Co. Ltd (NEW) Shenzhen Mingyang Ages Electronics Co., LTD Shenzhen Moertek Technology Co., Ltd

6K130

6K930 6E220 5L200 5L510 2U240

Shenzhen Muxwave Technology Co., Ltd

SHENZHEN NEXNOVO TECHNOLOGY CO, LTD. Shenzhen Okview Technology Co., Ltd

Shenzhen PUAS Industrial Co., LTD (NEW)

Shenzhen Qualshine Technology Co., Ltd. (NEW)

SHENZHEN RISINGSTAR OUTDOOR HIGH LIGHT LCD Co., Ltd (NEW) Shenzhen Royal Display Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

5J350 3T350 2U700 4G910 6F260 6D710 6E200

Shenzhen RS Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

6G400

SHENZHEN SHUNDARONG TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD (NEW)

5L310

Shenzhen Scenico

Shenzhen Starcolor Technology Co., Ltd. (NEW)

Shenzhen S-Track Science & Technology Co., Ltd Shenzhen Suofeixiang Technology Co., Ltd

SHENZHEN SYTON TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD

3U300

6F700 7H200 6K150 6F220

Shenzhen Taiden Industrial Co., Ltd.

3P200

Shenzhen ULS Display Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

6F750

SHENZHEN U&D PRECISION CASTING CO., LTD (NEW) 6F800 Shenzhen Uniview Led Co., Ltd

3P150, 3P800, 7D220

Shenzhen VisionMax Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

5G700

Shenzhen Wiikk Technology Co., Ltd

CS630

Shenzhen Visualeader Industrial Co., Ltd. (NEW) Shenzhen Yoda Views Technology Co., Ltd. Shoal Group

3T700

6E520 2F220

Shokz

2W130

SHURE

3N300, Audio Demo Room E2

SIDEV

3R150

ShowLED

SICA LOUDSPEAKERS

4D305 7J500

Sienda (NEW)

CS506

SignageLAB

6G750

signageOS

6H240

SigmaIdea (NEW) Signagelive (NEW) SiliconCore Technology, Inc.

5K190

6G820

5F440

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Exhibitor Listings

As of 5 January 2024 Exhibitor

Stand

Exhibitor

SIM2 (NEW)

2H330

SUNVOL (NEW)

5E110

SUPER VISUAL CO., LTD (NEW)

Simon

2K700

Simply NUC Inc. S-Impuls

5J300

SINOEVIEW TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD (NEW)

4H220

Sinova Projector Optics (NEW)

CS316

Sinmar (NEW)

5L220

SINOTECTRONICS INC.

5K550

SIXTY82 / Doughty Engineering / Protos (NEW) SKAARHOJ

Skyworth Optical-Electronic

Smart Cabling & Transmission Corp. SMART Technologies SMF Solutions

1C500

4K800

4G480 3K900

2V700

3U700

SMS Smart Media Solutions AB

2N600

Snom

2W200

SOLTEC

3S200

Snap One + Control4 Soleux (NEW)

2L130

CS504

Sommer cable GmbH

5F600

Sonance

2J500

Sonifex

7K300

SONO TECNOLOGIA AUDIOVISUAL (NEW)

4D330

Sonos Europe BV

2E510

Sonodyne Sony

SweetLight (NEW)

syscomtec Distribution AG / easescreen SZ Tenveo Video Technology Co., Ltd

TANTRON GROUP (NEW) TASCAM

Taylorleds

2S500

7H900

Televes (NEW)

Soundtrack Your Brand

CS446

Televic Conference

7A150

Temas Technology

7K750 5J680

S-Paul audio (NEW) SpectralBot (NEW)

7L130

2L500

7K400

CS444

2U130

4H260 2F310

CS618

TEQSAS (NEW)

CS412

5F100

TESmart Tech Co., Ltd (NEW)

5L700

4K860

SpinetiX

Theatrixx Technologies

5G500

SPON Communications Co., Ltd. (NEW)

5E500 5G710

Thinklogical, a Belden Brand

5B420

SRND Group

2F130

5L860

Stage Accompany

STAGEMAKER by Verlinde (NEW)

7J200

1B260

THINKSO CO., LTD. (NEW)

2L300

CS326

TiGHT AV (NEW)

CS346

TMB (NEW)

4E240

Tint Technologies (NEW)

CS642

5F620

TOA Electronics Europe GmbH

5B220

TOP-TEC

1D350

Touchify

6G440

Steinigke Showtechnic GmbH (NEW) 7L500

TrackingMaster

CS400

Stewart Audio

5H170

Tributaries Cable (NEW)

2E500

1C350

Truss Aluminium Factory a.s.

1D500

7J240

TUTONDO

7E350

StageSmarts (NEW) STAGETEC

Starboard iBoard Stardraw.com

CS614

2P200, 2Q100

Startups Magazine Starway

Stealth Acoustics + AudioControl Steinway Lyngdorf STIM Tech Group STONEX (NEW)

StormAudio (NEW) Streamit

StreamUnlimited Eng. GmbH

CS212

Total Solutions Group

2K400

TP-Link

2J800

Transtech LED Co., Ltd

2Q700

Trinnov Audio

2G400

TTL Network GmbH

7H620

Structured Cable Products Inc (SCP) 2G330 Studio Network Solutions (NEW) Studio Technologies (NEW) Studiobricks

Studiomaster (NEW)

Sun Rise Exact Industrial Co.

4G460

CS530

7C820

5F220, 7H900

Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.

tonwelt – guiding solutions

4G440 7F660

TV3

tvONE

TW AUDiO (NEW)

TYANS CO., LTD. (NEW) Tyba

Tyworth (NEW)

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7D460

4H510, 7E300 2S100

1C240

5E950

3T600

2C500 5B820

Hall 4, Rear (ISE TV3)

TVPROMPT - ADDITELECOM

3N600

Vanco International

4E170

5F400

4H600, 5A700

SPROLINK (NEW)

Vaddio

Ventuz Technology

5L150

Theben AG (NEW)

CS610

3F150

Teradek

2U550

VECTORWORKS (NEW)

Spectrum SPEECHI

Utelogy

5B800

7J220, OSC10, OSC9

3F800

5J200

Tenways Engineering Services Ltd (NEW)

UNKA SOUND SYSTEMS

VCI – VIDEO CINE IMPORT 1D220, 1F700, Audio Demo Room F3

6H600

Tempest

UNIVOX

5F420

4G210

TELON SCREEN (NEW)

7G620

3K510

2R100

Telecam Technology Co., Ltd (NEW)

CS224

UNIRIG Srl

ValueHD Corporation

2L300

2C100, 2D200

Tedee (NEW)

UNION AVATARS

7K700

TeamMate

3E300

3C300

7M150

7F220

Tecnare Sound Systems (NEW)

Unilumin Group Co., Ltd

5B330

VA (NEW)

7D820

TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION PARTNERS

5C220

6G710

2C100, 2D200

7E550

UMA

6D535

TCL (NEW)

TCL & Zenithnano

7F240

UVify (NEW)

7A150, 7B400, 7B420

TCI Cables

Telelogos

SPACE SCREEN

2E100

Taiwan Carol Electronics CO., LTD. (NEW)

4H620

SOWA

3E100, 3E150

TAILORADIO

Soundeyes

SoundTube Entertainment by MSE Audio

2W530

Tau Audio Solutions

Uniguest

6G200

Symetrix

tasker

2Q500 2P350

Symbicon Ltd. (NEW)

Stand

U UDE

1B400

SY Electronics Ltd.

Exhibitor

5L860

5J550

SurgeX

CS402

SOUNDKING (NEW)

4E440

Sunyoung (NEW)

SOONIA (NEW)

Sound Control Technologies

Stand

5D400

4G710

7L800, Audio Demo Room F6 7M130

2D130 6K500

VDWALL (NEW)

Velodyne Acoustics Vestel

Exhibitor

Stand

Wenger Corporation

1B280

WENXIANG (NEW)

4H530

WeQuote

2G800

WEYTEC

5H300

Wesco Anixter WG Drones (NEW) Wharfedale Pro

wherever SIM (NEW)

2U330

6D515

7B100, OSC3, OSC4

CS600

Williams AV

3N130

WILM

7M590

WINSTAR Display Co., Ltd. (NEW)

6H555

WindowSight

CS100

Wisdom Audio (NEW)

2L550

Wisycom SRL

7B910

WNM

5H700

WuHu Xingdian Industrial Co., Ltd (NEW)

4F440

WolfVision

3N500

3E800

WyreStorm Technologies ProAV Corporation

3A900

4G420

X2O Media

2Q350

3F200

XDK Communication Equipment Huizhou LTD (NEW)

5L530

5B700

XIAMEN XINDECO OPTOELECTRONICS CO., LTD (NEW) 5L420

ViewSonic Europe Ltd.

2R600

XSCACE (NEW)

Vimar

2C300

XTEN-AV (NEW)

Visionary Solutions Inc

2S110

Xyte

6G100

Yamaha

VISSONIC (NEW)

7K350

Yodeck

VISTECH (NEW)

3C200, 3P150

VICOM

5C610

VIDELCO Europe GmbH

6F530

Xilica

4E330

XTA Electronics / MC2 Audio (NEW)

7M530

4H660

XYGLED (NEW)

5K600

Visionect (NEW)

6G510

Viso Systems Aps (NEW)

1B420

Yealink

6F300

YoloLiv Technology (NEW)

Videri (NEW)

ViewTek (NEW) VIOSO

visionX (NEW)

Vistaplus Co Ltd

Visual Productions BV

2L100

VITEC

5C300

Vivaldi srl

7F700

Vivitek

3K700

Vizrt (NEW)

4F700

Vivolink

3K910

V-KING GmbH

5J640

Youxi(Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd (NEW) YUAN High-Tech Development Co., Ltd.

Yubang Scientific (NEW)

2R260

CS644 4H280 5J620 3E700

2S130

6G660

CS404 4H550

5A150 4F300

YULI NEW MATERIAL

4E110

zactrack

1G300

VMTC (NEW)

6M680

ZCASE – Professional Flight cases (NEW)

VODALYS (NEW)

CS636

ZeeVee

5D240

Voice-Acoustic (NEW)

7L190

Zennio (NEW)

2G100

Zero-Ohm Systems (NEW)

CS648

ZHEJIANG DGX ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD

6K800

VNS Inc.

4D100

Vogel’s Product B.V. VoiceInteraction Void Acoustics Voome (NEW)

3Q300 5J220

7D300, Audio Demo Room C6

VOXPA (NEW)

VSN_Woody_M&I (NEW) VuWall

2S400 7L570

CS100

5D700

Zebrix

Zenitel (NEW)

Zero Density & KST Moschkau (NEW) Zhaolong

Vyopta (NEW)

CS344

4E250

ZHEJIANG TONOCH ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD

Waapiti

6H420

ZION Technology (NEW)

V-VALLEY W

Waital

CS100

Wallonia Export-Investment Agency

5H700

WALLBOARD

WALL-SMART

Watchity & Ebantic Waterfall Audio

Wave&Co srl (NEW) WAVES SYSTEM WeDoInnov Weinzierl

6G700

2F460

4H820 2F130

3R600

Zhongshan Euroshine Technology Co.,Ltd (NEW) Zoom

ZORSIKA Projector Lens (NEW) Z-Wave.Me

Zycoo Co., Ltd.

Zykronix International, Inc. Zytronic

CS342

6E350

7K200

4E500

5J280

5K730 7L220

5E900

2T600 CS314

2D700 5H860

2G220 3T510

6K750

2Q110

2L300

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Exhibitor News

Adam Hall | Stand: 7B700

Major update to Questra software

LD Systems, an Adam Hall group company, has launched Questra v1.2 at ISE, updating its design and management software. Providing access to the full DSP capabilities of all LD Systems’ audio installation devices, Questra enables users to configure audio networks of any size and manage and control every device from a single application. Users can create custom interfaces that can be operated from Windows computers or any Android or iOS device, while administrators can create users, assign roles and limit access to ensure that critical network settings cannot be modified. Questra v1.2 boasts an improved system architecture and an expanded device library, while a new Scenes feature provides global automation of actions involving all devices in a project. The company says that new implementations, including an Elements Library, widgets, multi-selection in pre-edit mode, as well as direct software upload for QTP touch panels, contribute to an improved user experience. —kevin emmott www.ld-systems.com The uniCOS solution is the highlight of the show for Televic

Televic Conference | Stand: 3F150

Hands-free hybrid meetings

The main attraction on the Televic Conference stand this week is the uniCOS solution for hybrid meetings, which comes with a newly introduced hands-free microphone mode. Live demos are being held each day for visitors to get hands-on experience of the company’s expanded conferencing portfolio, which now extends beyond meetings to include corporate gatherings, rental events and guided tours through its Unite product range. —james mckeown www.televic.com/conference

Questra provides remote access to the audio network for monitoring and support

Kindermann | Stand: 2S300

Room with a view

Germany-based Kindermann is presenting its new bundles at ISE. These all-in-one packages turn huddle spaces and meeting and conference rooms into smart conferencing and collaboration environments. The bundles are designed to facilitate the transformation of rooms of different sizes into hybrid working environments. The packages include all products for the respective areas of application and requirements. Both hardware and software have been developed by Kindermann and are also partly produced in-house. A total of seven different combinations are available. The three bundles are Huddle 65m for up to six people; Meet 75CDDS for up to 18 people; and ProPresent 86 for up to 30 people. The last category includes 86in touch displays and a version with wing boards to support training courses. —anne morris www.kindermann.de

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ProPresent86 includes 86in touch displays in its bundles for larger rooms

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Exhibitor News

Q&A

John Henkel, director of SMB product marketing, Netgear

Stand: 5C750 Away from your own stand, what are you most looking forward to seeing at ISE 2024? Selfishly, I am looking forward to seeing the growing number of partners we have around the show floor. AV over IP is really booming, so I expect to see many more manufacturers moving to IP. With that transition comes the need for a strong networking partner. Netgear is the only networking partner with a dedicated team of design engineers, a huge selection of switches, and the Netgear AV OS, making configuration a snap.

Where are the opportunities for companies in the growing convergence of broadcast and AV technologies? I believe that just as some of the consumer technologies crossed over to pro AV, the same is happening with broadcast. NDI has made a huge impact and I think the same will be true with IPMX, based on the SMPTE ST 2110 standard. Both of these and other protocols are simply Ethernet for us, so with the right settings, it passes right through.

WolfVision | Stand: 3N500

Cynap Videobar combines conferencing clarity and collaboration

Audinate’s free seminars will allow visitors to get to grips with Dante

Audinate | Stand: 3R730

Dante connects with free training

Three free 90-minute classes on Dante AV are being held by Audinate tomorrow (1 February). The classes take place in room CC1.5 and should be reserved in advance via the Audinate website. ‘Managing Dante Networks’ (10:00) will be focused on Dante Domain Manager and how it can be used to secure devices, manage user roles, organise rooms, and run AV seamlessly over complex Layer 3 routed networks. It will also examine Dante Director, Audinate’s latest secure, cloud-based network management and control system. ‘Dante AV – The Future of Video Transmission Over IP’ (12:00) will be an overview and practical application class, showing how Dante AV fits into a networked AV environment, and looking at the differences between Dante AV Ultra, Dante AV-H and Dante Studio. ‘Dante Over Distance & Dante Connect’ (14:15) will examine both methods for transporting Dante over long distances and look at their application in real-world scenarios. —david fox www.audinate.com

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The new Cynap Videobar is an all-in-one wireless presentation, web conferencing and collaboration system for meeting rooms. It combines WolfVision’s Cynap BYOD wireless presentation technology with a 4K AI camera and beamforming array microphone, as well as a premiumquality speaker system from audio specialists Fohhn. WolfVision claims this reproduces “exceptionally natural speech” throughout the entire room, with extended low-frequency reproduction for high sound quality when playing videos or music. Software can also optimise the sound for individual room acoustics. It is suitable for up to 10 people in small or medium-sized hybrid meeting rooms. Wireless screen mirroring enables up to four windows to be displayed on screen, from any laptop, smartphone or tablet, without requiring apps, dongles or extra software. Multi-source on-screen content is also shared easily with remotely located colleagues when running web meetings. The built-in BYOM web conferencing feature enables users to connect wirelessly to the Cynap Videobar; it can run a hybrid meeting using any web conferencing service from a laptop. The system also features whiteboard and annotation tools plus a room booking module. Cloud-based remote management is included to handle large numbers of units across multiple locations. —david fox www.wolfvision.com

An all-in-one wireless collaboration system for small and medium-sized meeting rooms

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Exhibitor News

Beta Three | Stand: 7L240

Portably packaged sound reinforcement

The R Series of portable and rugged loudspeakers from Indian manufacturer Beta Three is designed to provide sound reinforcement in FOH and foldback applications across a range of environments. Available in four sizes, the R Series consists of portable batterypowered speakers designed with a high dynamic woofer and papercone driver. They are constructed with a polypropylene injection-moulded cabinet for durability. The Ra8 uses an 8in, high-power transducer while the Ra10 uses a 10in transducer; both feature a 3in high-frequency coaxial driver. The Ra12 and Ra15 use 12in and 15in transducers respectively, with a 1.3in diaphragm compression coaxial driver. The R Series includes a three-channel mixer with independent EQ adjustments for instrument and microphone channels, as well as aux/ Bluetooth connectivity. Atmosphere modes with ambient light can be adjusted to enhance the desired mood, while Bluetooth 5.0 enables stereo set-up. The R Series’ rechargeable battery provides up to eight hours of play time per charge. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.beta3pro.com The R Series is designed for front of house and foldback applications

RGB Spectrum | Stand: 3K930

Mission-critical media streaming

The Zio recording and media server from RGB Spectrum is “designed to cater to the evolving needs of mission-critical applications”. It handles all types of visual data and is available in various models that can support multiple streams for recording and playback simultaneously, with storage options sized to meet specific customer requirements. The system uses a first in, first out (FIFO) architecture. As storage space approaches its limit, it automatically deletes the oldest

Hybrid working solutions are the order of the day on the Jabra stand

Jabra | Stand: 2P100/2P130

AV for hybrid working

Jabra is presenting its newest line-up of professional AV solutions, including its PanaCast 50 video portfolio for small and medium-sized meeting rooms, Evolve2 65 Flex headsets, and speakerphones that have been designed for hybrid working environments. The company says that the Jabra PanaCast 50 and Jabra PanaCast 50 Room System are the first front-of-room devices to be certified for Microsoft’s new Intelligent Speaker functionality, which identifies speakers in a Microsoft Teams Room meeting and enables people to have their spoken words attributed to them in the transcript. —JAMES MCKEOWN www.jabra.com

recordings for continuous 24/7 recording. Users can designate content to be preserved without auto-deletion to prevent critical segments from being lost. Other features include single video clip playback via a drag-anddrop interface; synchronised group playback from multiple recorded sources; and advanced playback controls, with playback speeds from 0.1x up to 10x and a Jump to Time feature to initiate playback from a specific time and date. It also supports export for external playback; as part of the Zio AV-over-IP platform, content can play back on videowalls, multiview monitors, tablets and smartphones. —DAVID FOX www.rgb.com

The Zio recording and media server handles all types of visual data and caters to the needs of mission-critical applications

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Exhibitor News

Insight

Audio for corporate: The focus on collaboration continues

By David Davies

Among the exhibitors in Hall 7’s Audio Zone whose interests include the corporate world are Adam Hall Group and Bose Professional, whose conferencing solutions and commercial sound systems are found in workplaces, retail centres, hotels and more. A number of leading manufacturers which provide solutions for corporate applications can also be found in Hall 3, including Yamaha and Shure. The latter is also among the companies participating in the Audio Demo Rooms; an area in Hall 8 that was introduced in 2023 to showcase the latest innovations

Opticis | Stand: 5B530

Active optical cable supports multiple USB formats

The USC-CC32 – a USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 (10Gbps) active optical cable – is new at ISE from Opticis. The cable is backward compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1. Delivering 100W power up to 10m or 60W up to 15m, the USC-CC32 ensures fast charging even over long distances. It also goes beyond conventional USB cables by enhancing DisplayPort 4K@60Hz, providing a high-quality display solution for various devices. Designed with user convenience in mind, the USC-CC32 boasts a compact size with a curved design that minimises interference when plugged into devices such as monitors. It can be held using a separate lockingtype accessory, preventing easy disconnection from the source and display. The USC-CC32 active optical cable offers —DAVID DAVIES a compact size with a curved design www.opticis.com

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The expectations surrounding audio for corporate applications have been raised dramatically during the past few years. The combination of high-quality audio becoming more accessible, both in terms of price and ease of use, and the new communication needs of the pandemic era have meant that sub-standard audio is no longer accepted in any professional environment. ISE 2024 visitors will see several significant trends well-represented at the show, including AI – where improvements in audio processing and noise cancellation are greatly enhancing remote collaboration technologies – and audio over IP, which is making it easier for companies to transport, configure and manage audio across both ‘physical’ and virtual environments.

from prominent audio brands. Audio is also the focus of a number of sessions at the Smart Workplace Summit, which runs today and tomorrow. Discussions this afternoon include ‘Sonic Boom: How AI is revolutionizing the future of audio’ and ‘Conference & Collaboration: Audio Solutions.’ The summit runs from 15:30-18:00 today and tomorrow in room CC5.1.

LANG AG | Stand: 3H500

Transparent, transcendental and transformative

The Muxwave M3 is an LED panel running on active-matrix technology. It is 1.8mm thin with a pixel pitch of 3.9mm, a transparency rate of 50% and a brightness of more than 4,000 nits. LANG is demonstrating the M3’s flexibility to ISE visitors this week, showing how it can be mounted onto flat surfaces such as windows, bent and even carefully cut into different shapes. The company says that the Muxwave can be used as a “flexible turnkey poster or as the latest LUCY model LED panel on acrylic glass”. —JAMES MCKEOWN www.lang-ag.com

Bend me, shape me, any way you want me: The flexible Muxwave M3

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Exhibitor News

Insight

Converging broadcast and pro AV

By Andrew Starks, board member and marketing workgroup chair, AIMS Historically, the broadcast and pro-AV industries have operated independently; pro AV has lacked uniform standards, relying on interfaces such as HDMI, DisplayPort and a variety of proprietary AV-over-IP technologies. In contrast, the broadcast industry has maintained consistent standards. IPMX, created by AIMS in collaboration with VSF and AMWA, bridges these sectors by enhancing broadcast standards to cater to pro-AV demands. It integrates elements of SMPTE ST 2110, adding features such as asynchronous audio and video support suitable for both live production and pro-AV presentations, 4K60 transmission over a single gigabit network

and HDCP for content security. IPMX simplifies equipment compatibility and manufacturing processes, thereby reducing costs for customers and streamlining infrastructure management. It expands equipment options for broadcasters by supporting more diverse video formats and opens larger market opportunities for manufacturers by enabling broader product applications, particularly in the display and camera sectors. IPMX also includes a control layer, provided by AMWA’s NMOS specifications, which enhances device interoperability and eases the dependency on myriad proprietary control system protocols. Marking a significant shift in media

production, IPMX erases the boundaries between the broadcast and pro-AV industries, aligning with the current trend towards IP-centric workflows. It promises enhanced interoperability, streamlined operations and new opportunities for creativity and technological advancement, catalysing innovation and standardisation. For more on IPMX, you can attend the IPMX Comes of Age at ISE 2024 session on the ISE Partner Stage, room CC5.3, today at 11:40.

Bosch | Stand: 3B500

Uniting hybrid workforces

Central to its Hall 3 stand, Bosch is showcasing its Dicentis Hybrid Meetings solution. It offers specific functions for professional meetings to ensure a stable conference workflow which is centrally controlled via a simple interface by the chairperson/meeting host. The hybrid meeting environment is designed to provide on-site and remote guests with equal participation options in a familiar, easy-to-use software interface. The company says that virtual meeting participation has turned out to be an efficient option for conferences, bringing many positive effects such as increased workplace flexibility, reduced travel costs and a reduced carbon footprint. —james mckeown www.boschsecurity.com

Cue’s core pillars: Control, reserve, navigate, manage and analyse

Cue a.s. | Stand: 3C600

Unlocking the potential of any space

Bosch is promoting equal participation for conference guests with Dicentis

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On the Cue stand this week, visitors are being asked to embark on a transformative journey to discover how the company’s products “redefine the landscape of control, reservation, navigation, management and analysis”. These “pillars” form an interconnected ecosystem that allows users to manage any given space effectively. This includes integrating hardware and software solutions through a complete control system featuring touch panels, mobile apps, controllers and interfaces; managing reservations through the standalone software and Outlook add-in; user-friendly navigation; system configuration; and analysis through built-in dashboards and BI system integration. The company claims that users can simplify system configuration and monitoring through its intuitive management platform, ensuring smooth set-up of all systems. —james mckeown www.cuesystem.com

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Macnica | Stand: 5G800

Global debut for IPMX gateway

ISE is witnessing the global debut of Macnica’s latest innovation in support of open standards interoperability. The MEG1 AV-over-IP 1Gb Ethernet gateway has been developed to provide a ‘direct ramp’ to product development that supports the IPMX standards. The MEG1 is adapted from Macnica’s proven reference design for IPMX-compliant product development, supporting low-latency, synchronised transport of 4K60 4:4:4 video, audio and data, including KVM and PoE support. Macnica is releasing the MEG1 at a time of strong momentum for the IPMX suite of standards, which is nearing ratification. The company has the capacity to support lab-based research, development and testing efforts for IP product developers preparing to introduce IPMX solutions. The MEG1 supports all features required for IP interoperability, including device discovery, USB and serial extension, resilient network performance, sub-frame latency and JPEG X compression. It also includes an API with customisable web interface. —DAVID DAVIES

The MEG1 gateway provides a ‘direct ramp’ to IPMX product development

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Roland | Stand: 4K820

Video switchers refreshed

Toggle Rooms from Inogeni is designed to improve BYOM experiences

Inogeni | Stand: 2S710

Toggle time for BYOM

Toggle Rooms, a new USB/HDMI videoconference host switcher, is on show from Canadian designer and manufacturer Inogeni. The device is designed to enable users to enhance their meeting experiences and is tailored to bring-your-own-meeting (BYOM) scenarios with laptops. The 4K switcher links a laptop through either USB-C with 100W charging or USB-B + HDMI, connecting to three USB 3.0 devices and an HDMI display across two PC hosts, ensuring a professional AV unified communication system with 4Kp60 resolution. Gilles Chouinard, president and CTO of Inogeni, said: “Toggle Rooms transforms collaboration effortlessly, allowing users to switch seamlessly and instantaneously without any disruptions. Empowering you to navigate your virtual space with ease, Toggle Rooms ensures a seamless and flexible platform for leading conferencing tools such as Teams, Zoom and beyond.” —ANNE MORRIS www.inogeni.com

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Roland has unveiled major firmware updates to its flagship V-600UHD and V-160HD video switchers. The V-600UHD 4K multi-format video switcher Ver.3.0 expands its capabilities in various input and output frame rates alongside user button enhancements that now support the PGM/aux select function for output and more. Meanwhile, the V-160HD streaming video switcher Ver.3.0 adds new features that support greater flexibility within video production set-ups, such as aux busses extension, and video monitoring and switching on the V-160HD Remote (iPad app). Loudness Auto Gain and Adaptive Noise Reduction PTZ control functions are now assignable via a USB numeric keypad. In addition, the V-160HD Remote and V-160HD RCS (Win/Mac control software) support Japanese and Chinese languages. Roland’s full VR line is also on display, with major firmware updates for both the VR-120HD and VR-6HD also planned for this year. —COLBY RAMSEY www.proav.roland.com

User button enhancements are one upgrade to the V-600UHD

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Naostage | Stand: 5D750

Tracking software goes free

A free version of Kratos software is now available to download from Naostage, the company behind what is described as the “world’s first automatic beaconless 3D tracking solution”. The software serves as the central hub within the K System and allows it to seamlessly output its detections to other AV systems. Kratos manages automations and sends tracking data in real time to AV systems (sound, light, video and any third-party system), with its multiple functionalities helping users to create fully automated and interactive live events, visitor attraction shows and immersive spaces for the public. The free version of Kratos is a standalone software that allows users to design their own stage, set up zones to automate AV effects and set up modules to send and receive the target’s position, or any other useful information and commands to third-party systems. Available on the Naostage website, it is accessible to anyone with a computer running Windows 10 or later, MacOS 11.0 or later or Linux. —DAVID DAVIES www.naostage.com

Naostage has released a free version of its Kratos software

Apantac has brought multiple new pro-AV cards for the openGear platform to ISE

Apantac | Stand: 5H600

Pro AV on the cards for openGear

Pro-AV cards for the openGear platform have been launched here at ISE by Apantac. The latest additions include two HDBaseT 3.0 extenders and receivers for transmitting uncompressed 4K, 2K, HD, 3D, audio and control signals (RS-232, IR). These HDMI KVM extender/receiver openGear boards are based on HDBaseT 3.0 technology supporting transmission distances up to 100m. They’re designed to extend keyboard, mouse, HDMI and USB 2.0, with support for 4K@60Hz. Another HDBaseT 3 extender/receiver set comprises high-density openGear boards that are designed to fit 20 transmitters or 20 receivers in a 2RU openGear frame. These boards let users extend HDMI sources, Ethernet and controls using HDBaseT technology, over a long-distance cable. Apantac is also showcasing its SDVoE (Software Defined Video-over-Ethernet) openGear cards that support HDMI 2.0 over fibre or copper. The cards can work as standalone extenders or as matrix switchers in an AV-over-IP environment. In addition, Apantac is highlighting its openGear base KVM-over-IP extension/matrix solution, which now supports 4K/UHD60 over a managed GigE network. —DAVID DAVIES www.apantac.com

Catchbox | Stand: 2U800

Catching up with wireless audio

New products and major product updates are being premiered by Catchbox in Hall 2. This includes expanding the Catchbox Plus system to enable a better user experience. Catchbox Plus is a professional wireless microphone system featuring the Cube throwable mic and the wearable Clip presenter mic. The enhanced system is designed to provide improved audio. The company says it is actively working towards major milestones in product development to ensure exceptional audio in large spaces, with an underlying goal of creating spaces where people feel present and connected. New products are expected in the second quarter of this year. Mikelis Studers, CEO of Catchbox, said: “We prioritise customer feedback in every product development decision. Our objective is simple: to enhance engagement in discussions through great audio experiences and create audio products that people genuinely enjoy using.” —ANNE MORRIS www.catchbox.com

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The Catchbox Plus wireless microphone system delivers improved audio

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Scott Norder, chief operating officer, RGB Spectrum

Stand: 3K930 Why is ISE important to your business and to the industry at large? ISE 2024 is crucial to RGB Spectrum as it offers a significant platform to showcase our latest audiovisual and video processing technology innovations. It provides a unique opportunity to connect with industry leaders, potential customers and partners, fostering valuable collaborations and market insights. Additionally, participation in ISE helps us stay at the forefront of industry trends, ensuring we remain aligned with the evolving needs of our customers in the rapidly advancing AV sector. Which technology do you think will have the greatest impact on the industry over the next five years, and why?

AI is revolutionising the industry in various ways. Within our main focus of video processing solutions, it enhances content creation and consumption. AI’s integration into video processing within the AV industry has led to more immersive, efficient and personalised content creation and consumption while also reducing production costs and expanding accessibility, making it a crucial driver of innovation in the field. Why should delegates visit your stand at ISE 2024? Delegates at ISE 2024 should visit RGB Spectrum’s stand to experience cuttingedge AV technology solutions and explore innovative video processing and display offerings that can enhance a wide range of

industries, from smart buildings to military operations. Discover how RGB Spectrum can elevate your projects with their expertise and product range.

Multibrackets Europe | Stand: 3T800

Holding up The Wall

Multibrackets is introducing its freestanding LED line-up for Samsung’s The Wall. The M Pro Series floorstand has been developed in co-operation with Samsung to enable The Wall to be mounted for temporary applications. The stand can accommodate screen sizes including 110in, 130in and 146in using The Wall’s built-in wall mount. It is made from durable steel and aluminium and has an optional wheelbase which can be used to transport the stand between locations for flexible use. —james mckeown products.multibrackets.com Shure thing: The Microflex Advance MXA901

Shure | Stand: 3N300

Looking great, sounding better

According to a recent global study by analyst firm IDC, sponsored by Shure, most organisations have communications issues in hybrid environments because they don’t have adequate conferencing technology in place. To help audio professionals and IT managers find the right audio solutions, Shure is expanding its Microflex Ecosystem portfolio by launching the Microflex Advance MXA901 conferencing ceiling array microphone, which is on display at ISE. The MXA901 features Single Zone Automatic Coverage Technology and onboard IntelliMix DSP to deliver echo and noisefree audio. It is compatible with Designer 6.0, the new version of Shure’s system configuration software. —james mckeown www.shure.com

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Key themes shaping the pro-audio industry

By Grant Youngman, senior market analyst, Futuresource Consulting When it comes to trends in audio, it makes sense to look at immersive audio production and distribution first; it’s truly taken the professional audio industry by storm. With incredible shows and performances going viral and high-profile acquisitions, this is proving to be not just a trend, but a revolution that’s enhancing everything from studio creations to live performances. Every note can be placed just where it needs to be, creating a breathtaking audio experience. It doesn’t show any signs of waning and throughout 2024 we expect immersive audio to be a key theme. The live event market is bouncing back stronger than ever post-Covid, with recordbreaking tours and festivals having taken

place globally in 2023. This resurgence is fuelled by pent-up demand and a craving for live experiences. From small gigs to grand festivals, the hunger for high-quality sound is driving demand for professional audio equipment. It’s an exciting time for the industry. And finally, the ‘new standard’ in networked audio; the trend towards standardised and versatile audio networking solutions enables greater interoperability and efficient audio transmission. In turn, this will have a huge impact on all areas of professional audio, which is indicative of an industry embracing more integrated and sophisticated audio solutions.

Sony | Stand: 3E300

The optics are good for Crystal LED connections

Time to celebrate: DM NVX devices have been a huge success

Crestron | Stand: 3H300/3H400

A millionth milestone

Gearing up to ship its one millionth DM NVX AV-over-IP device, Crestron is at ISE celebrating the million moments that led the company to this point, and honouring all the people, projects and technology that made it possible. DM NVX AV-over-IP technology offers 4K performance and low-latency streaming for immersive multimedia. The network-based integration is designed to simplify installations, while its design ensures scalability and compatibility with emerging technologies. The company says that it is not just celebrating the past, but “propelling into a future defined by innovation where professionals, projects and product excellence converge for the ultimate AV experience and the million moments yet to come”. —james mckeown www.crestron.com

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The limitations imposed by short transmission distances can mean that Sony’s Crystal LED hasn’t been suited to projects that need a greater distance between the controller and the cabinet. This is why the company has introduced its new ZRA-T1 optical transmitter and the ZRA-R1 optical receiver for its Crystal LED BH and CH series. They expand the connection distance to 300m (30 times its current capabilities), while offering a high-quality signal. The Crystal LED CH series for indoor use has only been introduced recently and is on show for the first time at ISE. According to Sony, it “delivers a truly immersive experience with colour, texture and depth realised through high-efficiency ultra-fine LED technology”. It offers enhanced contrast (more than 1,000,000:1), thanks to Sony’s Deep Black surface treatment technology, and high brightness (1,300cd/ sqm). The units are designed to reproduce colour gradations with high accuracy, using a 22-bit Super Bit Mapping process that’s enabled by the X1 for Crystal LED picture processor. There are two models currently: the ZRD-CH12D (with its 1.27mm pixel pitch) and ZRD-CH15D (1.59mm pixel pitch). —david fox www.pro.sony

Crystal clear: Sony’s latest Crystal LED CH series is making its ISE debut

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AV Stumpfl | Stand: 3A500

The shape of things to come

AV Stumpfl is showcasing its AnyShape projection screen technology as well as the latest developments in its Pixera media server portfolio. AnyShape allows users to order custom-built projection screens in a variety of frame shapes, giving designers greater creativity in their use of projection surfaces. Also being demonstrated for the first time is the Pixera two RS, a pre-configured version of the Pixera two media server which is designed for cross-rental scenarios. The software version 2.0 comes with a multi-user workflow, which is designed to offer greater efficiency and flexibility for media server operators when working on complex installations or show environments. The Pixera team is also sharing its latest SMPTE ST 2110 developments. —james mckeown www.avstumpfl.com

The Pixera two RS comes with a multi-user workflow

The iBX440 delivers 4x4K content synchronised at 60fps

SpinetiX | Stand: 5E500

First look for new digital signage players

The iBX440 and the iBX410 digital signage players are making their world premiere at ISE 2024. The iBX440 is a videowall-dedicated player capable of delivering 4x4K content perfectly synchronised at 60fps. The solution features four HDMI outputs and an Intel Core powerhouse relying on DSOS – the purpose-built OS for signage by SpinetiX – and intuitively designed for SpinetiX ARYA CMS. The result, says SpinetiX, is that creating videowalls has never been easier and more accessible to everyone. Also being presented for the first time, the iBX410 is a versatile digital signage player powered by the latest technology and designed to meet any signage need. With a fanless commercialgrade design, an Intel Atom processor and SpinetiX DSOS, the iBX410 is capable of reliably delivering 4K visuals at 60fps, in every signage scenario. —david davies www.spinetix.com

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DooH innovations drive a dynamic sector

By David Davies

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The pace of change propelling digital out of home (DooH), both in terms of the underlying technologies and its many market applications, has few contemporary rivals in pro AV. With the continuing evolution of display technology – the most recent example being the rise of direct view LED (dvLED) – delivering improvements in picture quality and colour clarity, and new platforms to smooth the management of DooH estates, it’s the epitome of a dynamic sector. ISE visitors can expect to encounter another wave of innovation at this year’s show, where digital signage exhibitors are located in two main areas. Major names in the Digital Signage & DooH Zone in Hall 6 include digital signage player manufacturer BrightSign, intelligent digital signage pioneer Scala and professional video specialist Colorlight. The other primary destination for digital signage is the MultiTechnology Zone in Hall 3, where exhibitors include Panasonic

Connect Europe, Samsung and Philips Professional Display Solutions. Meanwhile, those keen to find out more about the longer-term outlook for DooH should carve out time to attend today’s Digital Signage Summit (10:30-14:30, room CC5.1). With a theme of ‘Beyond Pixels – A holistic view of digital signage’, the event is again curated and hosted by Florian Rotberg and Stefan Schieker from invidis, with speakers including Mark McDermott, CEO, ScreenCloud, and Nita Odedra, strategy director, Blue Rhine Industries.

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SMS Smart Media Solutions | Stand: 2N600

Making a stand

SMS Smart Media Solutions is a Swedish company that specialises in manufacturing mounts, stands and casings for information, presentation and collaboration needs. At ISE, it is introducing its new range of floor stands under the Ever brand. Mikael Järvin, product and development manager at SMS, said: “Ever stands are the most user-friendly, mobile and environmentally friendly stands we have ever created.” Järvin notes that the stands are designed with an emphasis on sustainability and futureproofing and come with a minimalist look. They are built to withstand the demands of everyday use and are available in metal, wood and textile materials. —anne morris www.smartmediasolutions.com

For Ever and Ever: The sustainable and futureproof stands are on show in Hall 2

Atlona | Stand: 2Q300

Global debut for keypad controller

Avocor | Stand: 2S700

Moving into new markets

Diversifying from its interactive display roots, Avocor is showcasing products that extend the company’s reach into additional markets and verticals, including a new way to ‘go large’ by combining a 138in dvLED experience into an elevator-friendly package. There’s also a new interactive display that features a sleek design, which Avocor says offers a premium feel that will enhance every meeting room and resonate with budget-conscious organisations. Scott Hix, CEO at Avocor, said: “At Avocor, we work hard to bring the voice of the customer into all that we develop, leveraging our strategic alliances to ensure we are producing innovative solutions that meet the current and future needs of the end user, and IT and AV managers alike. We’re thrilled that ISE 2024, in its 20th year, is the launch platform for some of the exciting product and partnership news we have to share.” —anne morris www.avocor.com

The Velocity AT-VKP-8E keypad controller offers eight configurable buttons

Described as an alternative to touch panels for AV control in smaller spaces and less complex applications, Atlona’s Velocity AT-VKP-8E keypad controller is making its global debut here at ISE. Available immediately, the AT-VKP-8E provides IP-based system control in environments where a simple keypad interface is preferred, such as standard classrooms and small meeting spaces. It makes use of the Atlona Cloud platform for online configuration and management. The AT-VKP-8E features eight buttons that can be configured to control display on/off, source selection, audio volume levels and other system functions. For enhanced customisation, it includes a 2.7in, high-contrast e-paper display. Users can associate custom text and icons with specific buttons, as well as dynamically navigate between different display layouts. RGB LEDs for each button and a multi-step level indicator can be utilised to indicate system status. —david davies www.atlona.com

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Avocor is showcasing products designed for new ways of working and learning

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BuLLii | Stand: 6G995

Redefining digital display management

The 2N Indoor View can now be used as a smart home control panel

2N | Stand: 2J420

All-access answering

2N Clip, a compact video answering unit, is the centrepiece of the portfolio of tools and products from IP intercoms and access control specialist 2N. The aim for 2N Clip is to increase security for residents and offer a well-designed answering unit that fits into apartment interiors. The company is also showcasing the IP intercom 2N Verso 2.0, which supports RFID cards, mobile access control powered by WaveKey, fingerprints, PIN codes and QR code reading. In addition, the company is demonstrating new features for the 2N IP Style intercom such as adaptive face zooming and customised interfaces. The 2N Indoor View also comes with new features such as supporting a stream from third-party cameras, while also acting as a smart home control panel. —anne morris www.2n.com

Matrox Video | Stand: 5D500

IP conversion for pro AV and more

A key product on display for Matrox at ISE 2024 is the ConvertIP Series, whose IPMX-ready encoders/decoders can handle real-time compressed and uncompressed AVoIP in pro-AV and live production environments. The ConvertIP Series devices enable interoperable, flexible and

MyWindowManager.com (MWM), a digital signage software brand owned by BuLLii, has launched software that it claims is “set to redefine the way businesses manage their digital displays”. The company claims that MWM offers “seamless integration” with any existing screen worldwide. The goal is to make digital signage as easy and accessible as possible, allowing businesses to enhance their customer engagement without the technical hurdles often associated with digital displays. The software has been developed with an emphasis on simplicity of operation. Changes to content can be MWM is showcasing its new made via the MWM app or web panel, digital signage software requiring as few as three clicks. This user-centric approach enables businesses to update their content quickly and efficiently. —david davies www.mywindowmanager.com

scalable IP-based infrastructures that deliver lossless, zero-latency 4K signals across 1-, 10-, and 25GbE pro-AV networks. These standards-based, fanless, PoE+ appliances enable a new range of real-time to near-real-time AV-over-IP applications, including bridging HDBaseT to AV-over-IP networks. Matrox ConvertIP products have received JT-NM badges and are confirmed compatible with many SMPTE ST 2110 products offered by dozens of brands. —david davies www.matrox.com

The ConvertIP Series devices enable scalable IP-based infrastructures

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Jetbuilt | Stand: 4K260

Bridging the silos

A new Client Portal module is being unveiled by Jetbuilt. A continuation of the brand’s mission to ‘bridge the silos’ of the AV industry, the launch of Client Portal seeks to further extend the power of Jetbuilt’s all-in-one project management software. Client Portal supports file sharing and allows clients to access asset information, such as serial numbers and IP addresses. Installation tasks and completed photos can be viewed by clients who can then initiate new project requests or service calls. Paul Dexter, CEO at Jetbuilt, said: “Through conversations at our annual Jetbuilt user summits, we identified the need for integrators to have a platform where they can share projects with their clients. Client Portal fulfils this need and provides a single source of truth throughout the whole project process.” —COLBY RAMSEY www.jetbuilt.com

MSB3 metal switch buttons come with a choice of finish

Elko EP | Stand: 2K100

Button up for the busses

Client Portal will extend the power of Jetbuilt’s management software

Global relay manufacturer Elko EP has introduced the MiniCU family for bus control technology, where each unit functions autonomously and ensures operation even in the absence of communication with other units. MiniCU, an abbreviation for mini central units, takes command of one or two busses, along with an additional bus for Dali/Modbus. It integrates MQTT communication and cloud connectivity. Also on display are new metal switch buttons in the MSB3 series, with a choice of finishes including antique copper, satin brass, brushed silver and graphite black. They are joined by glass touch controllers from the GSB3 series. —ANNE MORRIS www.elkoep.com

Hummax | Stand: 5K100

LCD display takes on outdoor challenge

A new outdoor high-brightness LCD display is central to the Hummax presence at ISE this year. Designed to deliver high performance in challenging outdoor conditions, the product features an integrated design that accommodates various installation modes: ceiling suspension, freestanding, or as part of electronic enclosures. Meanwhile, the optical bonding and 6mm AG tempered glass reduce screen glare and reflections, improving outdoor usability. This allows the product to operate outdoors for a long time at a brightness of 3,000 nits. Other features include an IP65 ‘maintenance-free’ design, an industrial-grade LCD screen engineered for resilience in high-temperature outdoor settings, and real-time monitoring via cards which offer three major functions, namely local data management, remote protocol docking, and cloud platform assistance maintenance. —DAVID DAVIES www.hummax.cn

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The LCD display operates outdoors with a brightness of 3,000 nits

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Disguise | Stand: 3H210

AI-driven content generation speeds VP

Virtual productions on an LED stage can now be put together in minutes, thanks to a partnership between Disguise and AI platform Cuebric. The system uses advanced 2.5D workflows to create photorealistic VP environments. Addy Ghani, VP of virtual production at Disguise, said: “Real-time environments look spectacular on-camera, yet often require many hours of artistic and technical build. However, using generative AI, artists can build 2.5D plates, helping them go from concept to camera in minutes.” To create 2.5D scenes, users can add purely generative content or import images from elsewhere into the Cuebric platform. Cuebric and Disguise are partnering to enable increased flexibility with 2.5D workflows This uses AI rotoscoping and inpainting to segment the images into layers, transforming them from 2D to 2.5D based on object depth. Once in Disguise’s With Disguise and Cuebric, users can change and iterate virtual Designer software, each layer is depth-mapped with an autoenvironments during production for a more dynamic creative generated mesh that includes 3D shapes for a more realistic parallax process, and avoid costly reshoots. —david fox effect that works no matter how cameras move on set. www.disguise.one

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Odin Technology | Stand: 5K150

Smart blackboards for smart classrooms

As part of its expansion into the international education market, smart classroom technology innovator Odin is here at ISE to showcase several new products. This includes the Odin X smart blackboard, which has been developed to enable effective teacher-student interaction without any complex operations. Odin X meets primary classroom teaching needs through a single device, equipped with a variety of useful tools. The 4K display utilises full optical bonding for clearer colours and effectively reduces glare, while the “paper-like writing The Odin X smart blackboard enables effective teacher-student interactions experience” allows users to concentrate fully on teaching. The product – which runs on Android 11 and Windows 10 – also features a built-in eight-microphone array and 13MP camera. Odin is also showcasing smart classroom solutions When used in conjunction with videoconferencing software, these that increase student engagement and improve teacher capabilities mean it can support remote interaction and multimedia workflow efficiency. —DAVID DAVIES hybrid teaching. www.global.njodin.com

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Get smart: The TD-1070 room booking panel offers energy-efficient features

Qbic Technology | Stand: 2T500

Booking desks the smart way

Qbic Technology, which specialises in ARM-based industrial computers for artificial intelligence of things (AIoT), is featuring products focusing on conferencing and collaboration as well as sustainability. For conferencing and collaboration, the TD-0360 BookBuddy desk-booking smart panel is an evolution of the TD-0350. Designed for modern hybrid work environments, people can tap and book a desk with BookBuddy’s Apple Wallet support, view desk details on a display, and locate their desk using the LED indicators. Meanwhile, the TD-1070 meeting room booking smart panel comes encased in aerospace-grade aluminium and enables room reservation and space optimisation with energy-efficient features. In the area of sustainability, the company is showing its e-paper products, namely the 4.2in EP-0400 and 7.5in EP-0700, for desk booking and room booking respectively. Both models come with ultra-low power, backlight-free and bistable e-paper displays for energy efficiency. —ANNE MORRIS www.qbictechnology.com

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British live console specialist Midas has unveiled Midas V2, which the company says marks the beginning of a new era for Midas and its flagship Heritage-D Series. V2 introduces a suite of new features, including anticipated thirdparty integrations with companies such as Sennheiser. It also boasts new features such as macros, reverse flip and extended track changes, as well as the integration of top-tier plug-ins such as TC Electronic MD4 and TC Electronic Clarity. V2 also delivers support updates that help ensure the brand’s Heritage-D Series continues to build on its touring and installed sound heritage. In addition to V2, Midas is unveiling a raft of new products, including the pocket-sized Cobalt, a USB3 converter with up to 192 bidirectional channels and integrated control of the DAW. The company says its on-site technical team is available to discuss opportunities in Hall 7 as well as at its demo room in Hall 8. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.midasconsoles.com

Midas V2 introduces a suite of features, including third-party integrations

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Laia | Stand: 2V400

Intelligent additions for all

AI Cam Control software, designed to offer greater value to products by enhancing them with various functionalities and tools, is being demonstrated by Laia. The software enables IP and USB camera registration; manual positioning control for PTZ cameras and presets management through the VISCA protocol; software control of image parameters; auto framing control based on AI face detection; face anonymisation; gesture control and more. It can be used with Laia cameras as well as with cameras from other manufacturers. It can add artificial intelligence to cameras that do not come with built-in AI, equipping even the most basic devices, as well as being able to convert them into ePTZ cameras. —ANNE MORRIS www.laiatech.com

AI Cam Control software can add AI to even the most basic devices

Easier installation and maintenance are among the new features of reActor servers

LightAct | Stand: 5L900

reActor offers fusion of next-gen enhancements

ISE 2024 is seeing the debut of a new generation of the flagship reActor server from LightAct. Among the improvements are internal shock absorbers that are “now even stronger than before”. Any shocks or drops of the server are dampened by soft rubber so that sensitive internal components stay intact. In addition, all PCI cards are supported by at least three fixation points and pressed into their slots using soft foam. Other features include an improvement to the dust filter in the front and the replacement of the mesh with a soft sponge. A new colour LCD display on the front allows the user to instantly view the most important data about the server. —DAVID DAVIES www.lightact.com

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