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Breaking boundaries

By David Wood

Digital artist Jeroen van der Most used his ISE Keynote ‘Breaking Boundaries with Creative AI’ to explore how a technology better known for delivering productivity and efficiency gains for businesses can be used for more innovative, creative ends.

“AI means that we are now able to create insanely beautiful images; self-evolving artworks and installations that can keep on changing forever,” he said. “This means that the role of the creator is changing to become more of an initiator.” In his speech, the artist explored another key area of his work, detailing his digital art

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project ‘Letters from Nature’, which uses text generation AI to write letters to world leaders about the climate crisis. “That project uses AI in a way that it is no longer some human tool, but it can breach a boundary between humans and nature. It’s become a vehicle to raise discussion about sustainability and the way we use technology,” he added.

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The devil is in the interface By Monica Heck

(L-R): Stephen Jenkins, Videri; Tamara Bebb, Spectrio; Dominic Bradbury, Kerve Creative; and Stefan Schieker, invidis

invidis signals key trends and prospects for digital signage

By David Wood

invidis consulting’s Florian Rotberg and Stefan Schieker kicked off this year’s Digital Signage Summit ISE in traditional fashion with a keynote overview of the latest trends and drivers for the industry. Schieker said the broader economic environment is one of improving sentiment, with CEOs twice as likely to expect the global economy to grow compared with last year. Rotberg added that there was similar optimism at the start of 2023, but it was marred by multiple post-Covid crises, including wars, political tension, rising inflation and climate change. “The initial optimism about strong growth didn’t materialise,” said Rotberg. “There were 8.2 million units of digital signage globally YoY, up 1%, but global value declined by 21% YoY to $13.5 billion.” Schieker said the long-term trends based on the Market Tracker were still “very bumpy”. “2023 oversupply put pressure on prices, with growth in LED displays essentially flat at less than 10%. 2024 growth expectations are 3-8%,” he added. Rotberg identified low-power displays as another key trend. “LED and LCD have shown improvements in low power consumption, not surprising when low-power displays are becoming mandatory across the EU.” The topic of AI was also explored during the summit. In a panel session entitled ‘Engaging Experiences – using Gen AI’, Stephen Jenkins, CRO, Videri, Tamara Bebb, CEO, Spectrio, and Dominic Bradbury, director, Kerve Creative, discussed some of the challenges of effectively harnessing GenAI. “We are going to see it more and more, but it has to change immediately in real time based on the consumer,” said Bebb. Jenkins added: “We can’t deny that GenAI is going to provide us with lots of benefits. The question is how we aggregate data from our customers to make it more useful.”

Some glaring weaknesses remain when it comes to managing the security of large commercial buildings, according to Michael Skurla, chief product officer and co-founder at Radix IoT, who was speaking on a cyber security panel at the Smart Workplace Summit, which continues in room CC5.1 from 15:30 today. “Commercial buildings are built and managed by one entity, but the tenants are usually responsible for what goes on on each floor,” he explained. “So you have 20 to 50 tenants, each with layers of IT and security protocols, and organisations managing the building have to integrate with all this, and while they do the best they can they don’t have a structure to lean on. It’s not a technology problem per se, but the way that construction and the building world operates in a highly siloed and fractured way.” Shaun Reardon, principal cyber security consultant at DNV, sees the same weakness in the multi-vendor supply chain, as security often isn’t considered in a holistic way during projects. “We are commissioned to hack various systems and risk-critical errors always emerge in the interfaces between different systems, such as a shared GPS clock,” he noted. “Integrators should remember that sometimes, the strength of their system will inadvertently exploit the weakness in another system. So individually they’re clear, but if you put it all together it’s a ticking time bomb.”

(L-R): Erika Parn, senior research associate, University of Cambridge; Shaun Reardon, DNV; Michael Skurla, Radix IoT; Mark Grady, head of channel & sales EMEA, Google Meet Hardware; and moderator Jeffrey Saunders, chief technology officer and strategic advisor, National Defence Technology Centre, Denmark

Breaking boundaries From page 1 Most’s keynote was preceded by the first of two live shows at ISE of his work ‘Bee Barcelona’, developed specifically for the new 193sqm transparent display at the South Access of the Fira de Barcelona. “It’s really about finding what intelligence is,” explained Most, “breaking

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boundaries and going further from a purely rational intelligence aimed at productivity and efficiency, towards a more ethical intelligence.” “The project began when over the past year I created an AI replica of my artist’s mind using custom algorithms to create

AI-based imagery. I started to mix this with the minds of animals; for instance, I imagined what the life of a bee would be like. In AI I asked it to create art installations with my ideas mixed with all these elements from the life of a bee; from hexagon shapes to people dancing like bees.”

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Exhibitor News

Making AI a companion

By Monica Heck

We are scratching the surface of what generative AI allows us to do, according to Paco Guzman, research scientist manager at Meta AI. Speaking at the European/ Latin American AV Summit, he explained how he sees AI as a companion and not an adversary. “I see how the future of AI can become a symbiotic relationship with humans in which you use it to navigate your world. I feel AI is something that gives humans superhuman abilities such as language learning. It’s a tool to improve productivity, learning and capabilities.” Martin Umaran, co-founder and chairman EMEA at Globant, warned against too much regulation in the market around AI, as he feels each industry comes with its own strict set of rules that influence the outcome. “There comes a point where regulation places too strict boundaries around innovation,” he said. “I don’t believe we have to regulate the engine of the solutions; let them self-regulate within each industry.

(L-R): ICAP Global’s Martin Saul; Paco Guzman, Meta AI; Martin Umaran, Globant

Individuals must also take responsibility for their own privacy.” Guzman agreed, suggesting a focus on an outcome-based approach to AI rather than blanket regulations that can hurt small players who are actively contributing to the sector. “The future of AI isn’t just in the hands of big companies, there are lots of small players taking up innovation challenges,” he added. With the advent of disruptive technologies like AI, it becomes more crucial than ever to find, train and keep the right talent. Martin Saul, chairman of the AVIXA board

of directors and CEO, ICAP Global, posed the question: “This industry is expected to grow by $100 billion in the next five years, how are we going to cover this growth with talent?” The industry will have to source those skills in multiple ways, said Saul, either through the arrival of newcomers from other sectors like IT and communications, or by thinking about how to upskill existing talent and make them more flexible and resilient. “We are living not in an era of continuous improvement, but of continuous change and we need to help people thrive in this context,” he said.

High-quality video for all By David Wood Caretta Research co-founder and research director Tom Morrod has highlighted a quiet revolution as the pro-AV industry and the media industry converge. Speaking at the start of the Content Production & Distribution Summit, Morrod said: “Premium content is no longer the preserve of big media; pro-video tools are now cheap and accessible, so it is critical to package video tools to address different users and uses.” The big picture, he said, is that, “customers, fans, colleagues, employees and audiences are now all accessible via video; video consumption behaviours have fundamentally changed, making video a powerful and democratised engagement tool. “Vendors need to find ways to talk to the new user groups to communicate how they help solve specific problems.” Morrod identified the growth of a new group of non-professional users for online video as one of the key disruptors: “The world has moved online. The total volume of user-generated content from places such as YouTube is now 25x bigger than professional. But there are still 10x more viewing hours and 20x more revenue in traditional media despite production drifting towards new use cases. “Now companies can use FAST channels – which are innovating the business model for TV – across corporate areas such as marketing, outreach and brand building, with technology such as GenAI lowering the bar to complex video production.” In a panel session discussing the trends impacting the content production and distribution sector, Alain Polgar, SVP, EMEA & APAC

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Morrod: “Premium content is no longer the preserve of big media”

sales, Chyron, also identified the significant growth of non-professional users. “Everybody sees the same trends. People want to use the best tools to tell a better story in higher quality.” Abi Hemingway, managing director, Jackshoot, added: “Corporates now want proper lighting and cameras, they want that quality because they have the desire to elevate their content after the webcams of the pandemic era.” Kevin Schwutke SVP, business unit solutions, Arri Group, confirmed: “CEO videos are much higher quality, and the widespread adoption of IP-based production is making life much easier.”

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Stand Design Awards shortlist revealed

By Michael Burns

The finalists of the Stand Design Awards, organised by EXHIBITOR magazine, have been announced. The shortlist recognises the best exhibit-design efforts from across the show, judged in four size-based categories from the more than 1,400 exhibitors at ISE 2024. The Small Stand (up to 29sqm) finalists are Admiral Staging (1C200); Black Nova (2D440); Dazzleview (4K200); Faradite (2F440); iConnect (5L555); Owl Labs (2U220); Portman Lights (1C420); Schnick-Schnack-Systems (5D550); and Xyte (5J620). The finalists for Medium Stand (30-69sqm) are Acustica Beyma (7H300); Analog Devices (5B200); B&C Speakers (7G550); Bang & Olufsen (2F800); BeMatrix (6G500); Ekinex (2F100); GLP German Light Products (1D550); Lindy (2Q330); Rako Controls (2K220); and Sonos Europe (2E510). Large Stand (70-249sqm) finalists are Aluvision (6F370); AV Stumpfl (3A500); Basalte (2G150); CGS Dry Hire (1B800); Chauvet Professional (1E350); Equipson Group (7A500); Google (2N800); Simon (2K700);

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Best XL Stand finalist Biamp (3D100)

Vestel (3F200); Zoom (2T600); and Zykronix International (2G220). The finalists for the XL Stand (250sqm or more) category are Biamp (3D100); Epson Europe (3J100); LANG AG (3H500); LG Electronics (3K100); Midwich Group (3R150); Panasonic Connect Europe (3J500); Roe Visual (3C700); Samsung Electronics (3F500);

Opening the door to the imagination economy By Monica Heck

Pérez Ninou: “We can access tools that give us creative independence”

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Aspiring digital creators can thrive in the emerging imagination economy if they fully understand how the next stage of the internet is disrupting the key pillars of our society, according to Pere Pérez Ninou, founder and CEO of Metacampus. Speaking on the Partner Stage in room CC5.3, Pérez Ninou noted that AI is one of the key drivers of creative freedom, as it enables creativity to flourish. “The democratisation of creativity is what excites us, because everyone gets to play, we are levelling the playing field,” he said, adding that people no longer need to specialise and spend years gaining specific skills.

Sharp/NEC (3E500); and Sony (3E300). A group of highly esteemed designers and marketers will further evaluate each of the finalists, and one winner in each category will be named during a free-toattend awards ceremony starting at 16:00 today on the CEDIA Smart Home Technology Stage in Hall 2.

“We can access tools that give us creative independence,” he continued. “Now creators must focus on navigating the new ecosystem, understanding algorithms, becoming more noticed, growing a community and setting up agile revenue models on blockchain-based applications proliferating as part of micro communities, allowing multiple types of collaboration.” Creativity is what sets people apart in the imagination economy, not the tools. “It’s how you maximise the potential of those emerging tools to create stories for different professional fields, be it entertainment, education or purely for art,” he said. “It requires a change of mindset, we need to foster creativity and innovation as a lifestyle choice, but we live in a constantly evolving and digitally fastpaced society and that requires constantly adapting to new trends. We have to make sure we are always one step ahead.”

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Integrators key to solving smart home privacy concerns

(L-R): Rich Green, Rich Green Design; Alex Capecelatro, Josh.ai; James Chen, Kordz; and JB Fowler, Domotz

By David Wood A debate about the increasing use of AI technology in the home at the CEDIA Smart Home Technology Stage quickly moved to

the problems that the rapid development of AI-based home management systems might create. Josh.ai founder and CEO Alex Capecelatro initially focused on the benefits of AI. “The first iteration was very narrow; the addition of voice

control to domestic devices, for example. But with ChatGPT the world changed overnight,” he said. “This was the start of artificial general intelligence, which is able to adapt and morph, which is where it all gets very exciting.” But Rich Green from systems integrator Rich Green Design warned: “The big question is, whose version of AI are you going to let into your home?” JB Fowler, chief product officer at software monitoring specialist Domotz, added: “You need to be worried about this. That’s why I like all the EU laws that help protect people’s data.” Capecelatro argued that part of the solution to the AI privacy problem is working with the right integrators, who know how the different systems work. “When you see a big headline in the news telling you that customers’ data has been exploited, don’t integrate systems from those companies in homes,” he said. “There are enough good products out there run by ethical people, so ask if they have done some baseline tests.” “This is a big opportunity for integrators,” Capecelatro added. “Understanding how these systems work could be your marketing message over the next 10 years.”

Shining a light on creativity By Colby Ramsey Tech Talk attendees at the ISE Show Floor Stage in Hall 4 yesterday learned about ‘Patterns and Recognitions’, the first creative collaboration between ISE and DHUB, Barcelona’s centre for design, architecture and innovation. The exhibition presents the ground-breaking work of United Visual Artists (UVA), and can be seen at DHUB from Friday 2 February as part of the programme of Llum BCN, Barcelona’s popular festival of light arts in the Poblenou district. UVA founder Matt Clark, in conversation with Jose Luis De Vicente Guerrero, artistic director, DHUB Disseny Hub Barcelona, spoke about the company’s background and expertise since it was formed two decades ago. UVA was created off the back of a show it designed for the band Massive Attack: “For that show we used the very first touring LED screen, which was a second-hand screen from a Spice Girls tour in the 1990s,” Clark revealed. “We’ve always been about fusing engineering, software design, art direction and traditional design at the very beginning of the creative process. “The band are really happy to not be lit in a traditional sense, and love to embrace challenging, interesting ideas. The narrative of that show really conveyed the challenges of living through an information age, navigating truth and fake news.” This historic show was not only the catalyst for the beginning of UVA as a practice, but also for new working processes and

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Jose Luis De Vicente Guerrero of DHUB Disseny Hub Barcelona (left) with UVA founder Matt Clark

technologies that were built as a result. “From an artistic and conceptual point of view, we’ve always been interested in making tangible or material things out of things that are abstract, such as information or light,” added Clark. “Light, information and data are kind of our source materials, and they manifest in all sorts of different ways. “We do a lot of projects using traditional off-the-shelf technology, but interface with them in perhaps unusual ways, using LED screens, electronics, projection. We also create large-scale kinetic works, and we refer to these as being ‘spatial instruments’.”

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Diversify the workforce to avoid AI bias

By Michael Burns

Several major organisations have had very public scandals around inherent bias in AI tools, but a key suggestion from the ‘Fireside Chat: Is AI biased?’ panel on the AVIXA Xchange LIVE stage yesterday was that AI development companies need to change the makeup of their workforce. “If you look at people who are building these tools, it’s not that they’re necessarily evil, but they reflect the world as they see it,” said Gill Ferrell, programme director, 1EdTech and EUNIS. “I work at the interface between IT and AV and the industry is heavily white male dominated. Even if we can’t change the base of the industry overnight, then we at least need to make sure we talk to a diverse range of users about what their needs are.” The host, Jessica Sanders, senior distribution development manager, Absen, agreed: “AV integrators and our people in the field are listening to customer feedback. It’s our responsibility to reach out to the manufacturers and let them know this is a problem with their system, and it needs to be corrected.” Chris Hope, founder and executive director, The Looplab, said: “We need to demand of the pro-AV community, of our industry, that the integration of AI and AV no longer looks like the mirror of our reality, of the biases that we all inherently have, but rather it is offered as a window to the limitless possibilities that we can enter into, the kinds of

(L-R): Stacia Pfeiffer, Pixomondo; Chris Hope, The Looplab; Gill Ferrell, 1EdTech and EUNIS; Jessica Sanders, Absen

empowerment, the kinds of alternative realities that we can see with AI. “You need to think about how implicit bias can seep into the entire lifecycle of the employee; everything from who gets hired, who ends up working in the front office versus who actually gets to develop the software itself, to upper management.” “We need to remember that we set the tone from the top of our organisations,” agreed Stacia Pfeiffer, project manager, Pixomondo. “As leaders in our fields we need to recognise and work on our own inherent biases, and we need to promote a culture of ethics in our companies. Very often, especially in tech companies, ethics are not discussed.” “It’s just an arms race,” said Ferrell. “Suppliers are trying to be the first to get an AI to market and they’re worried about being left behind. I don’t think many of these questions are even coming into play.”

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Taking SMPTE ST 2110 into the future

Blackmagic Design is showcasing its latest technologies, including the SMPTE ST 2110 IP converter 3x3G, which can transmit and receive three SDI sources and send out to SDI destinations using IP over Ethernet. The converter’s three The Micro Studio Camera 4K G2 is outputs are fully compact and easily deployable independent and can be used simultaneously. The company’s newest product, however, is the Micro Studio Camera 4K G2, a redesigned and re-engineered version of the original with a dual ISO 4K sensor and both HDMI and SDI outputs for local monitoring or distribution over SDI. It includes a built-in YRGB colour controller, a derivative of DaVinci Resolve, as well as multiple power options. “We tend to see these cameras used in AV spaces across sports and stadiums; we’ve put them next to musicians on stage, and we’ve hidden them discreetly at AGMs where you can’t have podium cameras or something in the way of the audience,” explained Blackmagic Design technical sales director EMEA, Craig Heffernan. “It’s a great little utility camera; about the size of a tennis ball, and just so easily deployable. We’re showing how they can be integrated and connected across ST 2110 and how these technologies can interact.” —colby ramsey www.blackmagicdesign.com

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Treasure seekers rewarded By Michael Burns The excitement was palpable as the first winners of the ISE Treasure Hunt received their prizes yesterday. A huge crowd gathered at the Drone Arena as the clock showed a countdown for last entry to the hunt, which has been significantly expanded this year as part of ISE’s 20th anniversary celebration programme. Winners had to scan all 14 QR codes scattered around the Fira to be eligible and win prizes. A Lumens VC-B2U webcam was presented to attendee Flora Steiner, while Ramon Mesalles won a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 mobile phone, and Mohammed Aufogul took home a Meta Quest 3 VR headset. Another prize draw will be held tomorrow at 14:00.

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Exhibitor News

Kickstarting IPMX adoption

PlexusAV | Stand: 4G510

Toong: “We’re here to evolve education and facilitate interactive, fun learning experiences”

Imago | Stand: CS320

Educating better together

Imago is focused on promoting its Google collaborative solutions for the education market. The company has a new product called Imago Collab, an online whiteboard with built-in Google collaboration features including Google Meet. It offers the ability to save documents and drawings in Google Drive and Google Classroom, and to search Google Images. Users adopting Google Classroom can use one button to operate a hybrid session if needed, making it easier to prepare for physical or online classes. Collab is also said to be the first online whiteboard that comes with AI image search features. Teachers can input a command and get instantly generated AI images to use on the whiteboard. It is also the first in the market to work with Google ChromeOS Flex. “We’re very excited about this collaboration with Google and the new features we’re offering to the education market,” said Alicia Toong, regional sales director at Imago. “We’re here to evolve education and facilitate interactive, fun learning experiences.” —colby ramsey www.imago.us

PlexusAV is launching an AVoIP product ecosystem based on IPMX, an open standards-based set of protocols based on SMPTE ST 2110 production workflows. The new P-AVN-4 4K transceiver is an independent encoder and decoder for JPEG XS and the compression and decompression of video. The company is also showcasing two new software platforms. One is the Visual Array, a management and control platform that can track multiple devices, push updates, route (L-R): Aaron Doughten and Steven Cogels, global director, proAV streams between encoders and decoders, and more. The other is the Stream Conversion Gateway, which is able to convert other protocols into IPMX and vice versa. “We’re promoting IPMX as a protocol that’s going to be the next big thing for the AVoIP industry,” said Aaron Doughten, director of technology, PlexusAV. “We’re excited to see IPMX really explode this year in terms of adoption. There are some big names getting involved and they’ll have native support built into their products. This foundational technology is going to drive innovation.” —colby ramsey www.plexusav.com

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Industry excellence sparkles at Inavation Awards night

By Michael Burns

The 2024 Inavation Awards, powered by Inavate and ISE, took place in the grand hall of the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya on Tuesday night. In a memorable evening of celebration, winners were crowned across 25 fiercely contested categories covering project delivery and technology development. Genelec was named Manufacturer of the Year, while Stouenborg was crowned Company of the Year. The winners of the Project Awards were: TwistedPair – Uber EMEA HQ, The Netherlands (Corporate); Integral Polymedia Systems – Canadian University Dubai, UAE (Education); Project Audio Visual – Kirklees Council and Council Chamber, UK (Government); Jones AV – Integrated Theatre of Things, Norway/UK (Healthcare); Fremlab – Elite Hotel Adastra, Sweden (Hospitality); Audiomaster Technologie – Sanctuary of Lourdes, France (House of Worship); Sigma AVIT Technology Solutions – Jio World Center, India (Leisure

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All-in-one display makes life easy

The new 135in all-inone FHDQ135S LED display “is as easy as using a TV at home”. according to Optoma category manager for Europe, Simon Jonas. It has five panels that are “very easy” to set up, thanks to auto calibration, built-in Looking cool (to the touch): Jonas in speakers and a scaler/ front of the new FHDQ135S display switcher. It is also energy efficient. “It runs really cool to the touch, because of the flip chip technology, and when you put it in standby it’s just 0.5W,” continued Jonas. “It can do picture-in-picture, or side-by-side for up to four inputs, so there is no need for an extra device. It uses Quad SMDs for higher contrast, better viewing angles and added robustness.” The new Optoma 53 Series of interactive displays offer built-in whiteboard functionality plus real-time collaboration, and support Google’s Enterprise Device Licensing Agreement certification, so all Google apps work on them. The modular panels can include a Windows PC, WiFi, and air quality monitoring. NFC compatibility means teachers don’t have to log in, so multiple people can easily use one display. Also new is the Optoma Collaboration Hub (OC Hub), a small box that “turns any dumb display into a smart device”, according to Jonas. It works with legacy devices and is not Optoma specific. —david fox www.optoma.com

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Full speed ahead Sail round to Hall 4 to experience Horonuku, a record-breaking land yacht, standing proudly in the Content Production & Distribution Technology Zone. Visitors can sit in the cockpit where the pilot, multiple sailing race winner Glenn Ashby of New Zealand’s America’s Cup team, broke the wind-powered land speed record in December 2022. The 14m craft, which uses a rigid wing rather than a sail, reached a speed of 222.4km/h on the dry basin of Lake Gairdner in South Australia. Ashby was integrally involved in the design and the engineering of Horonuku. “The cockpit has been designed to suit me,” he said. “It’s a combination of flying, sailing, driving, motorcycling, all mixed in together. You have to use all your skills to make sure you’re fast and safe.” “Horonuku is at ISE as a representation of Emirates Team New Zealand and also the America’s Cup coming here to Barcelona, with the racing schedule between August and October this year,” he added. “It represents the technology and the innovation that goes into the America’s Cup yachts that we’ll see in Barcelona in a few months’ time.” —michael burns

Glenn Ashby with the mighty Horonuku, the land yacht he piloted and helped design

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Exhibitor News

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Celestion | Stand: 7L700

Celebrating its 100th anniversary at ISE 2024, Celestion has unveiled the Ten Squared Series of pro-audio drivers. Comprising five loudspeaker driver models, the series is engineered for applications in subwoofers or as bass units in two- or three-way loudspeakers and larger format line arrays. The line includes the flagship 24in TSQ2460, 21in TSQ2145, 18in TSQ1845, 15in TSQ1535 and 12in TSQ1230. Providing constant airflow through Precision Tuned Venting (PTV), the drivers deliver efficient cooling around the magnet assembly and voice coils. Cooling is further optimised through custom coil winding, and Celestion says the 24in TSQ2460 provides a cooling benefit of as much as -30°C compared to conventional designs, as well as enabling the driver to deliver a continuous power rating of 4800W. John Paice, marcom manager for Celestion, said: “You can’t revolutionise the way a loudspeaker operates, but you can incrementally improve every aspect of how it functions. The goal is always that it should perform in the same way even after hundreds of hours of performance. We’ve managed that with this range of drivers, and a lot of it is down to this enhanced cooling and heat resistance.” —kevin emmott www.celestion.com

Shown together for the first time, Celestion’s John Paice with the Ten Squared range

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Barco | Stand: 2M100/2C500

Driving image fidelity

Barco Residential is showcasing how it is the first projector manufacturer to be certified by the Professional Video Alliance (PVA), meaning that it can prove its products meet claimed data specifications and that its hardware can be accurately calibrated to a given standard. According to Andy Jones, technical sales engineer for Barco Residential, “our core market is still very much dedicated theatre. As a result, we want to ensure that we… and our partners that sell our product ultimately to the end user, faithfully reproduce the director’s intent”. Jones noted that the experience of watching a film “should be repeatable, but it can only be repeatable if you follow certain standards. It can’t be the Wild West out there, otherwise everyone’s image is going to look different”. Gregg Loewen, founder of the PVA, said the alliance was formed more than six years ago as a video standards quality organisation. Its aim is to get member companies together to talk about, drive awareness of, and increase image fidelity. Today, the alliance has over 300 members globally. Its main areas of activity are to train individuals in “how to calibrate displays and make them better”, consult with manufacturers and certify products if they

Barco aims to keep up to standard with the Professional Video Alliance

meet the standards. “The whole idea is to bring member companies together to better each other and do business with each other and help each other out at the same time,” said Loewen. —anne morris www.barco.com

KNX | Stand: 2L300

Pushing a green agenda

As Presenting Show Partner for the fifth consecutive year, KNX is again taking part at ISE with a large, open-concept stand that is designed to be an immersive hub for all things KNX. According to Casto Cañavate, marketing manager at KNX Association, in addition to the products being showcased by 18 member companies, the most important message the association wants to send this year is the need to be more sustainable. Cañavate: KNX needs to make sure it “This is the first public event is having an impact on sustainability where we are pushing this message,” he commented. Indeed, not only are smart energy products that are designed to drastically curtail energy use and minimise environmental impact on show, the KNX stand itself is also as sustainable as possible and will be recycled for a number of events. In Cañavate’s view, KNX is well placed to lead the charge, with others following suit. Signs of change are already evident in the AV industry, he added. “Sustainability is the concept of completing a project that has been conceived thoroughly to save energy. And that’s what we need to make sure that people understand,” he said. While it will be important to maintain the message that KNX represents reliable technology, Cañavate said, “at the same time, we need to make sure that we are making an impact on sustainability”. —anne morris www.knx.org

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DynaScan | Stand: 3D700

New kiosks handle hurricanes or hoodlums

The new DK Series of dual-sided outdoor display kiosks from DynaScan can integrate with a wide variety of technologies, mixing and matching them in a robust kiosk. The 65in, 75in and 86in kiosks are IP56 rated for protection from water and dust, and include an IK10 vandalresistant tempered glass surface and rugged all-metal rustproof construction. Scott Pickus, DynaScan’s marketing manager, said: “They have been tested to withstand hurricane force winds. They are very durable.” The units can be single- or double-sided, using highbrightness LCD panels, up to 4,000 nits. Technologies they can now offer include ePaper, where Pickus claims that DynaScan has the largest ePaper display available (42in). The units also offer remote monitoring and cloud control. “They are very easily serviceable. With cloud control, we can often identify the component to make it easy for site visits, and it’s a modular build, so you don’t have to disassemble it to change components,” he said. Out of this world: Pickus shows off —david fox DynaScan’s DK Series display kiosks www.dynascandisplay.com

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Fenix Stage | Stand: 7H150/7H260

Tower of power Tiny table-top touch: Aurora’s RXT-4D touch panel controllers

Aurora Multimedia | Stand: 3Q200

Staying in touch with AI

A tiny touch panel controller and AI-enhanced control are the latest introductions from Aurora Multimedia. The RXT-4D is a stylish 4in touch control panel that has a Dante beam-forming microphone built-in, plus a Dante speaker. The video version can also include HDMI input. The compact AVoIP unit features Aurora’s full control system, so it can control any device in the room. It will ship in the next few months. Also new is Core Studio AI, the company’s free developer software, which now has AI integrated to make it simpler to use. Its chatbot will help users and programmers understand what to do next when building control interfaces. The software can also generate images so that a developer can ask for a brushed aluminium-looking background or a certain style button for the interface they are building. Core Studio AI should be released within the next month. —david fox www.auroramm.com

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Showing at ISE for the first time, the PACQ-1000 from Fenix is a compact and lightweight extendable tower for line array systems which can be fully erected by just one person. Consisting of SQR-40 reinforced trusses and a six-legged steel base, the PACQ-1000 has a working area of 3.23x3.55m and can be compacted into an enclosed area of just 0.83x1.67m for shipping. According to the company, this makes the tower perfect for storage and transportation as there is no risk of losing parts. Its compact dimensions Santiago Penadés with the also make it suitable for a wide range PACQ-1000 tower of applications including concerts, outdoor events and theme parks. Santiago Penadés, marketing manager for Fenix, said: “The tower can lift 1,000kg to heights of 8m, and can be set up by only one person. It is extremely lightweight and everything the tower needs for set-up is in the same base, which simplifies shipping and operation.” Built-in stabilisers provide additional solidity, while a motor enables users to lift cumbersome sound systems. —kevin emmott www.fenixstage.com

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Two times Xi

L-Acoustics | Stand: 7F150/2G500/ Audio Demo Room B4 Xi marks the spot for L-Acoustics at ISE as the manufacturer extends its range of dedicated installation products with the Xi Series. Building on its X Series range of coaxial speakers, the Xi Series is specifically tailored for short-throw applications. It delivers a constant tonal balance with smooth coverage for off-axis audiences, eliminates the need for a minimum listening distance and provides high feedback rejection. Making their global debut at ISE, the X6i and X8i both boast a 1.5in neodymium compression driver coaxially loaded by a 6in or 8in low-frequency transducer in a bass reflex cabinet. Their 90° axisymmetric directivity imparts a smooth tonal response which is free of secondary lobes over the entire frequency range. With both speakers sporting compact, slender designs, L-Acoustics hopes to encourage integration into high-end architectural settings. Peter Owen, sales manager for L-Acoustics, said: “We’ve grown much more into the installation side of the business over the past few years, and this range has given us a dedicated installation package. Targeted anywhere there is a requirement for high-quality audio, these speakers look very sleek and very pretty; I think we’ll overcome the battle of speakers being seen in these places, because it’s always a big issue.” —kevin emmott www.l-acoustics.com

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Exploring the challenges of delivering effective learning in the digital age

While digital technology has transformed the learning experience, it’s important not to lose sight of the fact that people require effective learning opportunities using tools that are pedagogically and ethically sound in order to achieve their potential. How pedagogy and technology are evolving together to deliver this is a key theme of today’s Education Technology Summit, sponsored by X2O Media. The half-day event will explore good practice in making learning experiences accessible and inclusive. It will consider the implications of new and emerging technologies for teachers and support staff within the education sector, and look to the future role of learning technology and media support services. Diversity in staff teams and its potential to deliver better outcomes will also be discussed. Sarah Ticho, co-founder, XR Health Alliance, will explain how extended reality is changing how the global healthcare workforce is educated and carries out its day-to-day work. The explosion of AI-enhanced tools in education will also be explored, as will why, despite the evident value, it is proving difficult to develop a healthy ecosystem of innovators, researchers and adopters.

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Other speakers include Mhairi Aitken, ethics fellow at The Alan Turing Institute; Sally Hanford, learning technology consultant, The University of Nottingham; and Sónia Hetzner, unit co-ordinator, The Institute for Learning Innovation. Dr Gill Ferrell, programme director, 1EdTech and EUNIS, is chairing the event. Education Technology Summit takes place today from 10:30-14:30 in room CC5.1.

Speakers include Ray Winkler, CEO & design director, Stufish Entertainment Architects, who will discuss the company’s ambitious and pioneering work and exploring new ways to inspire audiences and visitors. He will be followed by John ‘JP’ Partridge, production designer at Celestial, who will take a deep dive into how drones have become another option for live event organisers. Dom Harter, managing director, Martin Audio, and Adam Pierce, director, Karno, will then assess how modem technology can change the way we think about audio zoning for Specialists who are at the forefront of the the betterment of events while also preventing live entertainment industry and who are an adverse effect on surrounding residential shaping the events of the future will take to areas, before Nigel Sadler, sales director, Hive, the stage today for Live Events Summit, considers how video solutions are becoming sponsored by Zactrack. more available to a greater range of creatives Organised by TPi Magazine, the summit and show designers. Karno’s Adam Pierce will talk about sound control and audio zoning will look at one of the busiest summer festival The final session of the day will look ahead seasons to date and explore how numerous to what we might expect from shows in 2024 A-listers are setting out on ground-breaking and beyond. Luke Edwards, rental & touring and ambitious stadium tours. It will also ask how the touring industry is specialist at Signify, is among the speakers sharing their insight. dealing with the challenges of global issues such as increased freight and transport costs and reduced numbers of local crew in territories Live Events Summit takes place today from 10:30-14:30 in around the world. room CC5.2.

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Improving the employee experience on the Smart Workplace agenda

Smart Workplace Summit, sponsored by Shure, continues today with a spotlight on workplace solutions and a look at how corporates and institutions are utilising emerging technologies to improve working experiences. Sessions begin with Marcus Saunders, associate director, technical resources, London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London, sharing his experiences of creating a smart workspace for 5,000 students. He will explain how the project was approached, and how the design process and the installed technologies were selected to support and respond to the specific uses of the spaces. Saunders will then be joined by John Wang, CEO and co-founder of IAdea; Jake Rowland, group head of business and sales, Igloo Vision; and Jane Hammersley, queen of collaboration, Blue Touch Paper, to explore how corporates and institutions are utilising emerging and immersive technologies to improve workflows, increase productivity

and save valuable time and money, all while improving the employee experience for those in the office and those working remotely. Rachel Swann, CEO, UMA, will then discuss the importance of creating truly inclusive workspaces, before a panel debate around climate change and sustainability. This will feature Christina de Bono, founder and president, SAVe, Sustainability in AV; Jane Hammersley, queen of collaboration, will Piet van der Zanden, discuss revolutionising workplace productivity education expert AV-IT in teaching and learning spaces, TU Delft; Kristin Bidwell, senior design consultant, ACT Associates; Lode de Raedt, head of unit – European Commission, DG Interpretation; and conference chair Gary Keene, AV architect, University of the Arts London. Smart Workplace Summit continues today from 15:30-18:00 in room CC5.1.

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Home technology integration firmly in the spotlight

The final day of the Smart Home Technology Conference kicks off with a focus on topics including room acoustics, energy efficiency and AI. Taking place in rooms CC1.1, CC1.2, CC1.3 and CC1.4, the conference covers a wide range of subject areas, such as technical installation and design, business excellence and future trends. Speakers include Peter Aylett, partner at Officina Acustica, who will take part in a panel session discussing best practices and the different methods and approaches when it comes to designing room acoustics. He will also be joined by Adam Pelz, owner and president, Bespoke Cinemas, and Ben Goff, owner, Cinema Lusso, for the Immersive Audio Design Excellence Workshop. This will introduce new guidelines outlined in the CEDIA/CTA RP22 Immersive Audio System Design Recommended Practice. Away from the world of audio, Allan Burns, director, Telemental, will offer insight into how smart technology can make buildings more energy efficient, and Leslie Shiner, owner of The ShinerGroup, will advise on Creating an Exit Strategy. The day will end with a 90-minute session exploring the rise of AI

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Sofia Crespo to discuss her ground-breaking work during ISE Keynote

Following the success of her specially created artwork, which was projection mapped onto the facade of the iconic Gaudí-designed Casa Batlló last weekend, digital artist Sofia Crespo will be talking about her work during an ISE Keynote this afternoon. Born in Argentina, Crespo is co-founder of Entangled Others Studio. She is best known for her work with neural networks and machine learning, along with her huge interest in biology-inspired technologies. Her work, including Neural Zoo and Artificial Remnants, explores the potential of AI in artistic practice and its ability to reshape our understandings of creativity.

Her latest work, titled ‘Structures of Being’, presents nature as an evolutionary process of infinite creativity, while creating a parallel with Gaudí’s practice. It immerses viewers in the materials, beings and natural phenomena present in Casa Batlló and invites them to feel the profound beauty of existence. Set to music created by generative composer Robert M Thomas, it also features local performers, including organist Juan de la Rubia and the Cosmos string quartet. Crespo’s creations have been shown across the world, including a month-long takeover of Times Square last May during which digital works were displayed across 96 billboards. She has also been part of the Meta AI Artist in Residence programme, in collaboration with Meta Open Arts, during which she created Critically Extant, a project exploring the limits of available data as a means of engaging with critically endangered species. Sofia Crespo’s Keynote takes place today from 13:15-14:00 on the ISE Show Floor Stage in Hall 4.

Stand Design Award recipients to be revealed

The Stand Design Awards will take place at 16:00 today on the CEDIA Smart Home Technology Stage in Hall 2. A key feature of ISE for the past seven years, the EXHIBITOR magazine-managed awards recognise stands that demonstrate effective design, effectively integrate technology and deliver an impactful presence across four size-based categories: small, medium, large and extra-large. All stands on the ISE show floor are automatically entered into the competition. EXHIBITOR magazine editor, Emily Olson, and associate editor, Ben Barclay, have already completed the initial round of on-site judging to select the finalists. A group of world-renowned designers and marketers then judge the finalists before the winners are revealed today. This year’s judging panel includes Carmelo Zappulla, founder and managing director of Barcelona-based architecture studio External Reference; Stephen Ross, vice president, executive creative director, Access TCA; and Uta Goretzky, who has been managing director of the International Federation of Exhibition and Event Services since 2015. As well as being recognised with an award, the winning stands also

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Tech Talks delve into AI analytics and immersive experiences

The English-language Tech Talks and Spanish-language Tech Talks Español programme continues on the ISE Show Floor Stage today with sessions from several curators, including the Catalan AV Cluster and Sustainability in AV (SAVe). These free-to-attend sessions offer visitors the opportunity to learn more about key trends in the AV industry as well as discover technology and creative innovations and business best practice developments.

Tech Talks Español sessions kick off this morning with Juan Carlos Medina, CEO, Viewhaus; Joe Perez, founder and SAVe a Second Life Committee chair; and Juan Carlos Gutierrez, founder and director, Integracion AV SAS, discussing sustainability in AV. Other topics up for debate include new immersive experiences, trends in people management, and a look at the cost of hybrid work with Taís Ribeiro, market developer manager Latin America, Shure. English-language sessions include ‘How AI Analytics Can Change Content’. Here, a panel of experts will assess how machine learning can predict the success of content being created and how creators can modify their content to attract target viewers through the use of AI to analyse emotional responses. Sessions will end with ‘Moment Factory Showcase’, a look behind the scenes of the Montreal-based multimedia studio that specialises in designing and producing immersive environments, combining video, lighting, architecture, sound and special effects. Since its creation in 2001, Moment Factory has created more than 500 productions. Tech Talks and Tech Talks Español take place today from 10:30-18:00 on the ISE Show Floor Stage in Hall 4.

Today on the ISE Partner Stage AVL Summit to educate and inform AFIAL, an industry association that brings together manufacturers and importers of audiovisual technology, is hosting its AVL Summit at ISE for the first time. The summit will feature a series of panels and training sessions focusing on topics including AV in sport and entertainment, and lighting. The aim is to develop the Dorna Sports’ Sergi Sendra will be AV industry in Spain while immersing the audience in MotoGP’s increasing the visibility of AFIAL latest audio innovations on a global stage. The programme begins with ‘Game Set Patch! Integrating Systems for The Championships, Wimbledon’, with James Henry Breward, audio and communications specialist, AELTC. Sergi Sendra, head of global technology at Dorna Sports, will then share the latest innovations in audio being implemented by MotoGP. Cristiano Giavedoni, general manager, Blumano; Francisco Luis Arribas, standardization project manager, UNE; and Geert Stockmans, key account, Blumano, will take the audience behind the scenes of the engineering stage machinery of Eurovision 2023, before the final session of the day sees lighting designer Carlos Torrijos explain the process of adapting a show like A Chorus Line to new technology.

Artificial intelligence, 3D and connectivity are just some of the topics being covered on the ISE Partner Stage today. After a welcome from Barcelona City, Pablo Filomeno, CEO & co-founder, FEEDER, will take to the stage to explore the potential of AI in content curation and audience measurement and assess its ability to boost campaign performance and improve results. Jordi Conejero, CMO, Union Avatars, will then highlight the evolving role of 3D avatars in enhancing user immersion and interaction. Expect to see the latest advancements in avatar technology and their impact across various digital domains. In addition, the HDBaseT Alliance will explore the dynamic and fast-evolving realm of professional AV connectivity technologies with Gabi Shriki of Valens Semiconductor. This session will explore the current state of the industry and its most prevalent protocols and standards, as well as offer insights into emerging interfaces such as USB 3.0 and its vast potential. Attendees will be given a look into the disruptive advancements that lie ahead, including native 4K Camera Serial Interface (CSI-2) extension and its transformational benefits for both device manufacturers and installers. Sessions run all day today on the ISE Partner Stage in room CC5.3.

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AVIXA introduces the Audiovisual Network Professional Certification AVIXA has launched the new Audiovisual Network Professional Certification to serve as a tool to help AV and IT professionals prove their AV networking skills as these two fields converge. AV professionals will be able to demonstrate that while they’ve long known the AV side, they can also properly get their equipment on the network. The reverse will be true for IT professionals: they have ample experience with networking, and this credential allows them to demonstrate that they are also able to properly integrate AV into that network. “This certification is basically a broad-level view of how to build a network that can accommodate an audiovisual design,” said Rebecca Sullins, CTS-D, CTS-I, senior design engineer, AMP Think. “Audiovisual systems are progressing to be more and more IT and network based, and networks are becoming more robust so they can now accommodate the higher bandwidth and the low latencies that we require. It’s a merging of those two fields.” “Earning the ANP certification can provide several benefits to AV professionals. It validates your experience in AV network systems. It makes you a more desirable

ANP certification aims to help AV and IT professionals prove their AV networking skills

candidate for job opportunities and it can lead to career advancement if you’re already in a role,” said Christopher Hewitt, CTS, manager of classroom technical infrastructure, University of Guelph. AVIXA’s Networking Technology and AVoIP Foundations training courses are helpful resources to prepare for the exam. The Networking Technology course provides an introduction to the basics of Ethernet and IP networking. The AVoIP course covers how to

AVIXA Xchange LIVE at ISE AVIXA Xchange LIVE sessions are taking place on stand 4G300. Expect interactive sessions with thought leaders, panel debates and thought-provoking conversations covering key topics. Here are a selection of today’s sessions: 12:00-12:45 Ask The Experts: What does CTS mean to me? Speakers: Holger Wiesenberg, senior technical training manager EMEA, Audinate; Erica Giordano, technology solution designer, Ricoh Italia; Kevin Iselli, customer training manager, Biamp Systems Join the conversation with our CTS holders who will share their views about what certification means to them and how CTS has helped them become more successful.

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13:00-13:45 Ask The Experts: Manufacturers’ training – education for the AV industry Speakers: Magali Deschamps, engineering support manager, Nexo; Carlos Verez Sola, head of technical consulting, Samsung Electronics, European Display Organisation (EDO); Florian Eder, head of projects and service operations, AV Stumpfl Listen to the experts sharing their knowledge on education and courses that are available, for all levels in the AV industry.

properly design and implement an AV-over-IP solution, from managing IP video bandwidth to network security. View AVIXA’s training catalogue at www.avixa.org/trainingcatalog. The Audiovisual Network Professional Certification exam can be taken through Pearson Vue’s online proctoring platform or in person at a Pearson Vue testing centre. To learn more, visit www.avixa.org/anp.

15:00-15:45 The Big Mindmap: How edtech can enhance social and emotional learning in the classroom Speaker: Jeroen De Keyser, head of education, i3 Technologies Success in education depends on cultivating not just cognitive abilities, but also emotional wellbeing and character fortitude. Qualities such as curiosity, compassion and courage are vital for shaping well-rounded individuals. Cultivating social-emotional learning (SEL) with the help of digital tools can support learners’ healthy integration into society. 16:30-18:00 Mixer and MeetUp: Education technology managers Join us for a snack and a drink while we discuss current topics in learning tech. Listings correct at time of print; please consult the ISE app for the most up-to-date schedule.

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CEDIA Tech Summits 2024: More education, more inspiration, more customers Get ready for an unparalleled experience as we bring you the 2024 CEDIA Tech Summits, set to sweep across the globe this year. Innovation awaits, and so do the opportunities for your business and career to thrive. CEDIA Tech Summits get you closer to fellow smart home professionals, from those that are new to the industry and looking to build connections, to well-established integrators who come for inspiration and seek time-effective updates from their trusted partners. Attendees come to connect, discover and learn, with opportunities for education, networking and the discovery of new technologies. Designed with innovation in mind, the CEDIA Tech Summits showcase upcoming technology and future trends in the smart home industry. Each event features product displays from top manufacturers highlighting their latest and most exciting products, as well as free informative seminars covering educational and informative technology topics. CEDIA Tech Summits are a great opportunity to network with industry peers, as well as to build and nurture those allimportant business relationships. The best part is that CEDIA Tech Summits are completely free and the single-day, local events make the most of your valuable time. Plus, you never know when exciting opportunities may arise, including new product launches and media opportunities to showcase your brand and expertise to a wide audience. The 2024 CEDIA Tech Summits • 19 March 2024: Orange County • 20 March 2024: Bristol, UK • 21 March 2024: Los Angeles • 16-17 April 2024: Chicago • 18 April 2024: London, UK • 14 May 2024: Atlanta • 16 May 2024: Charlotte • 22 May 2024: Edinburgh, UK • 19 June 2024: Leeds, UK • 26 June 2024: Vancouver, BC • 25 September 2024: Toronto, ON • 8 October 2024: Ft. Lauderdale • 10 October 2024: Tampa • 12 November 2024: New Jersey • 14 November 2024: New York • 3 December 2024: Dallas • 5 December 2024: Houston

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Tech Summits showcase new technology and offer free informative seminars as well as providing networking opportunities

More global dates will be announced in the coming weeks. With an audience of company owners, project managers, salespeople, technicians and support personnel, combined with up-and-coming and seasoned professionals, CEDIA Tech Summits are the ideal place for you to: • Showcase your brand to a new audience • Reach integrators looking to diversify product categories • Connect with decision-makers and those who influence buying decisions • Develop relationships with the industry of today and tomorrow The 2024 CEDIA Tech Summits will also have new robust education offerings targeted

to the top decision makers at integration companies. In the UK, the Tech Summits will take place in fresh and thrilling venues, including sports stadiums, to accommodate the growing number of attendees. Stay tuned for more information about many new surprises and enhancements expected this year that will continue to make Tech Summits the can’t-miss events of the CEDIA channel. If you are interested in participating as a sponsor in any of our 2024 Tech Summits in the US, Canada, Australia, India or the UK, please contact the global sales team at salesteam@cedia.org. For more information about the events and to register as an attendee, please visit cedia.org/techsummits.

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Today’s CEDIA Sessions

Smart Home Technology Conference

CEDIA is offering an extensive professional development programme at ISE 2024, including the three-day Smart Home Technology Conference, which offers attendees the opportunity to participate in a diverse range of expert-led daily workshops and courses 10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.1 Room Acoustics for Better Bass Speaker: Peter Aylett, partner, Officina Acustica This panel session will discuss best practices and explore different methods and approaches to room acoustics. 10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.2 Creating Sustainable, Accessible and Adaptable Homes using Smart Home Technologies. Delivering the home that meets customers’ needs, today, tomorrow and beyond Speaker: Paul Doyle, assistive technology consultant This session will introduce the concept of developing accessibility and sustainability using technologies and skillsets installers already have. 10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.3 Creating an Exit Strategy Speaker: Leslie Shiner, owner, The ShinerGroup Discover why, as a home technology professional, you can’t grow slowly and steadily, but have to make incremental jumps. Discover the cause of the growth plateau and why it occurs in this industry.

10:30-12:00 | Room CC1.4 The 3 P’s of Being a Design Professional Project Partner Speaker: Damien Smith, client director, New Wave AV Learn how to understand and work with architects and designers, and how you can adapt your business to focus on being a project partner with design professionals. 12:30-14:00 | Room CC1.2 Performance vs Convenience in Streaming Media and Distributed AV Speaker: Daniel Adams, chief product officer, Pulse-Eight We will discuss the rise of streaming content, comparing to other sources in terms of bit rates, compression codecs, audio formats and HDR video, along with considerations for content types, gaming and more. 12:30-14:00 | Room CC1.3 The Smart Home Organism: How tech can make them fitter Speaker: Allan Burns, director, Telemental This session offers insights into how smart technology can be used to make buildings more energy efficient.

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12:30-16:30 | Room CC1.1 Immersive Audio Design Excellence Workshop Speakers: Peter Aylett, partner, Officina Acustica; Ben Goff, owner, Cinema Lusso; Adam Pelz, owner & president, Bespoke Cinemas This advanced workshop will introduce new guidelines outlined in the CEDIA/CTA RP22 Immersive Audio System Design Recommended Practice, with a focus on the four new objectively defined levels of performance that will define different levels of immersive audio experience. 14:30-16:00 | Room CC1.2 White Water Rafting: Mastering the chaos of exponential change Speaker: Rich Green, founder, Rich Green Design The rise of AI and other disruptive technologies has ushered in a new era of opportunities and challenges that demand our attention. Join us for an engaging and enlightening conference session, where we will explore the strategies and insights you need to thrive in this dynamic environment.

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 11:00-11:50 Navigating AI Threats in the AV Industry: A panel discussion Speakers: Rich Green, founder, Rich Green Design; Jeff Sonnleitner, Moraine Park Technical College; Giles Sutton, CEDIA. Moderator: Walt Zerbe, CEDIA Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion that delves into the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and its potential threats within the AV industry. In this dynamic session, industry experts, innovators and cybersecurity professionals will come together to explore the challenges posed by AI and discuss strategies for mitigating risks.

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13:00-14:00 The Great Outdoors Speakers: Alex Potter, The Smart Home Garden; James Brown, The Cinema Company. Moderator: Jeff Hayward, Wildwood Plus Consumer appetite for comfortable and entertaining outdoor living spaces continues to grow. Where is the opportunity for home technology integrators who want to capitalise on this expansion? 14:00-14:50 Sustainability | What are corporations we work with doing about it? Speaker: Simon Brown, Positive Momentum Learn how integrating sustainable practices isn’t just ethical, but also profitable.

15:00-16:00 State of the US and UK Professional Smart Home Industry: Insights and trends Speakers: Giles Sutton, CEDIA; James Bliss, CEDIA Join us for an exploration into two of the world’s largest smart home markets: the United States and the United Kingdom. 16:00-18:00 Stand Design Awards See page 22 for more details. Listings correct at time of print; please consult the ISE app for the most up-to-date schedule.

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Today’s Featured Speaker

An advocate for sustainability

By Anne Morris

Christina De Bono, founder and president, SAVe

Sustainability in AV (SAVe), a non-profit organisation committed to ensuring a sustainable future, is present at ISE for the second time after becoming the event’s official sustainability partner in 2023. As was the case last year, it is seeking more industry leaders to help encourage stakeholders in the audiovisual field to take concerted action to achieve the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). According to Christina De Bono, founder and president of SAVe, the organisation’s ambassador programme has already proved hugely successful, with several leaders from different parts of the world becoming SAVe ambassadors in order to “bring the same mission and initiatives to their regions”. “At ISE this year, we are hosting a SAVe ambassador leadership workshop to bring on more ambassadors who can take on a leadership role,” she says. SAVe is also involved in a number of other activities throughout the event, including an exhibition area in Congress Square, while De Bono is taking part in a panel debate around climate change and sustainability at today’s Smart Workplace Summit. SAVe was also the sustainability partner for the inaugural European/Latin American AV Summit held on 30 and 31 January.

‘I can’t even describe the level of enthusiasm and urgency that people have taken in getting involved with SAVe’ “They identified three hot topics that they wanted to address, and one of them was sustainability. So we hosted an interactive panel discussion called ‘Bringing the Sustainable Development Goals to the AV Industry’, involving our SAVe ambassadors from Latin America,” De Bono explains. She adds that the focus is to continue to help the AV industry do its part in achieving the SDGs. “The climate crisis, the increasing environmental degradation, the increasing inequality and poverty are diverse problems, and they’re getting worse. People want to do something in our industry,” she continues.

Second life

A key problem is tackling e-waste. “In 2019 alone, over 50 million metric tonnes of e-waste were generated by North America and Europe, and the majority of that ends up in landfill and dumps. Less than 20% of that is officially recycled. In the United States it’s less than 10%,” she says. One of the programmes launched by SAVe to help tackle this growing problem is SAVe: A Second Life. The

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aim is to give AV equipment a second life by donating it through a network that SAVe has established with the Commission on Voluntary Service & Action (CVSA) and the Higher Education Technology Managers Alliance (HETMA) representing 600 universities in North America. According to De Bono, this programme has already gained considerable traction. “Over the past year, we’ve actually published very comprehensive, official guidelines that companies can adopt on reuse, repurpose, recycling and proper disposal of AV equipment. We’re the first organisation in our industry to provide official guidelines,” she says, adding that SAVe has also come up with a vetting process to ascertain which recycling companies are certified. “I can’t even describe the level of enthusiasm and urgency that people have taken in getting involved with SAVe and bringing our initiatives to their constituencies and local markets,” she comments. Other initiatives include a certification programme. The aim here is to provide education, a workshop and planning session to help companies come up with an actionable plan on ways that their organisation can align with the sustainable development goals. And there’s more to come throughout 2024, with the launch of a platform that can help to measure the amount of AV equipment that doesn’t end up in a landfill or dump. “There are many ways that we can turn the ship around. But we have to take action now, because at the rate we’re going, in 2030, when we’re supposed to be achieving the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, we will be producing upwards of 70 million metric tonnes of e-waste. It’s grown 21% in the past five years,” she says. De Bono is also president and founder of ClearTech, a commercial AV systems integration company headquartered in Altadena, California. As might be expected, the company has become a major proponent of SAVe’s goals and was one of the pilots for the organisation’s recycling guidelines. “We have a whole process in place that has been adopted company-wide,” she adds.

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Exhibitor News

Insight

Education sector shifts its focus to quality and equity

By Monica Heck

collaboration tools. AV and VR devices and their impact on student engagement is another hot topic this year, as well as haptic devices in the learning space, big data and AI. A visit to the Zoom, HP Poly, Jabra and Microsoft stands should be on the cards for those interested in collaboration and communication. On the audio front, players such as QSC and Shure offer options for projects of all sizes. Clevertouch, ViewSonic and Avocor are just some of the brands to see if seeking display solutions. To delve deeper into the important trends impacting the sector, the Education Technology Summit, taking place from

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While the use of AV technology supported student engagement and retention during the pandemic, the real focus this year is on the quality of the hybrid learning experience, which hasn’t always been up to scratch. To address this issue and to find technology for learning spaces that is productive, inclusive and equitable, visitors should head to the Unified Communications & Education Technology Zone in Hall 2. Here, exhibitors are showcasing a range of solutions such as videoconferencing and streaming systems, online broadcast equipment, high-end cameras and microphones, interactive and connected screens, whiteboards and projectors, virtual classrooms, online assessment options and

10:30-14:30 in room CC5.1 today, will explore how pedagogy and technology work together to offer hybrid learning experiences that are inclusive, accessible and ethical. The summit will address the use of extended reality in the education of healthcare workers, the applications and ethical considerations of AI-enhanced tools, and the challenges of developing a healthy ecosystem of innovators, researchers and adopters.

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Modulo Pi is showcasing its multi-projector auto-calibration module

Modulo Pi | Stand: 5E220

Demo debut for auto-calibration module

A multi-projector auto-calibration module, developed by Modulo Pi, is being demonstrated for the first time at a trade show. The module is being shown at ISE as part of a mini-dome set-up powered by a total of three projectors. The solution – which relies on Power over Ethernet cameras to offer fast and simplified cabling – makes it possible to automatically handle multi-projector soft-edge blending and geometry on planar, curved and dome surfaces. Available as an option for the Modulo Player and Modulo Kinetic media servers, the dongle-based auto-calibration module is said to facilitate high-precision edge-blending and warping within minutes and with zero latency. —david davies www.modulo-pi.com

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The VZ-2.UHD visualiser is a cost-effective, entry-level document camera that “blends simplicity and sophistication” in enhancing teaching and learning. The compact design is suitable for both physical classrooms and hybrid learning environments, according to WolfVision. The 4K/UHD camera captures images up to A4 portrait and A3 landscape size, presenting content on screen with great clarity. It has a 24x zoom to enable it to show a wide range of educational materials, from intricate diagrams to expansive layouts, with detail and precision. The visualiser comes with highintensity LED lighting, for natural and consistent illumination, while continuous autofocus and a touchscreen interface allow educators to focus on teaching rather than on operating the technology. When using web conferencing services, the rotating camera enables teachers to switch easily between displaying content and engaging with students by using the visualiser as a webcam. The device’s network interface facilitates easy remote setup, monitoring and management via WolfVision’s For (well) illuminated vSolution Link Pro software. manuscripts: WolfVision’s —david fox VZ-2.UHD visualiser www.wolfvision.com

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Exhibitor News

Arbane Groupe | Stand: 7G900

Taking it to the Max

The modular Cosmos CS starlight panel is fully customisable

Artnovion | Stand: 2F700

New star of the Cinema Series

Cosmos CS is being showcased as the latest addition to the Artnovion Cinema Series. The company describes it as a modular LED starlight panel, made from high-quality acoustic material, “combining aesthetics with performance”. It comes equipped with fully customisable LED starlight lighting and an acoustic core for home cinemas. Each panel has a clip-in modular front with daisy-chain LED connections. Cosmos CS also has a dedicated app that allows users to control the lighting. This offers a wide range of customisation options, including colour, brightness and animations. According to Artnovion, Cosmos CS is a “powerful acoustic panel that offers a number of advantages over traditional fibre optic panels. It is easier to install, offers more lighting options and has excellent acoustic performance.” —ANNE MORRIS www.artnovion.com

Lawo | Stand: 5F700

Crystal-clear AoIP capabilities

Making its first appearance at ISE, the crystal broadcast mixing console from Lawo is designed to suit a variety of spaces, from small to mid-sized on-air or regional studios. Available with 6, 8 or 14 faders, the compact console is built on the open Ravenna/AES67 audio-over-IP networking standards and complies with SMPTE ST2110-30/-31 for audio, and ST2022-7 for redundancy.

The Uniline Max is Arbane Groupe brand APG’s new mid-throw line array for indoor and outdoor spaces of around 6,000 people. The three-way, biamped line array is composed of two 10in low-frequency drivers, 6in for the mid and a 1in compression driver for the high. A wave guide allows for a horizontal coverage of 100° and a vertical coverage of 10°. Thanks to dedicated presets, the system is designed to work with both the APG DA8 and DA12. The angle of the system can be adjusted in compression or tension mode, allowing it to be set up with a reduced team. It is also possible to stack the line array at the top of subwoofers for smaller configurations. In addition to the main box, the Uniline Max range also includes a 21in subwoofer designed to be mounted at the top or at the side of the main array. —KEVIN EMMOTT www. arbaneThe Uniline Max groupe.com mid-throw line array

In combination with the Lawo Power Core, Lawo’s softwaredefined, high-density DSP mixing engine and modular I/O device, crystal supports expandable I/O; accommodating AES67, MADI, analogue, AES3 and Dante audio sources and destinations. The console’s high-density control surface, available in a light and a dark version, is designed to maximise functionality. Meanwhile, adding optional virtual extensions increases the availability of dynamic information for every function, yielding a level of customisation that allows for even more flexible integration into any application scenario. —DAVID DAVIES www.lawo.com The crystal broadcast console is available with 6, 8 or 14 faders

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5E510 5E550

5D300

5D100 5D150 5D220 5D225 5D210 5D200 5D240

5C100

5D500 5D530

5D600 5D620

5C330

5B240 5B400 5B420

5B800 5A500

5A300 5A150 5A350 5A100 5A170

CS210 CS212

CS220 CS222

CS216 CS218

CS208 CS214

CC4

4M200 4K100

4K220 4K200

4M420 4M425 4M4104M400

4K150 4K170

4K260

4H110 4H130 4H100 4H170

4K300

4K400

4H240 4H260 4H420 4H200 4H220 4H280 4H400 4G100

4G150

4G300

SC1 OSC5 OSC9 OSC4 OSC8 OSC3 OSC7 OSC2 OSC6 OSC10

SC11 OSC15 OSC19 OSC14 OSC18 OSC13 OSC17 OSC12 OSC16 OSC20

4E200 4E2604E400 4E480 4E600 4E660 4D130 4D305 4E405 4D110 4D115 4D310 4D330 4D530 4D570 4D100 4D150 4D315 4D370 4D500 4D300 4D320

ISE's Coffee Corner

ISE Casa Batlló

7D750

7D640 7C930 7D860 7C710 7C750 7C910 7C950 7C500 7C550 7C700 7C900

7C420 7C440

7C600

7B100 7B150

7B300

7B500

7C820

7C800

7B700

7B910

7B900

7B420

CS420CS424 CS416

7A300

6M200

6M400

6K200

6H100

6H200 6H240

6G220

6G200

6G600

6F370

6E260 6E240 6E220 6E280 6E285 6E200 6D100 6D150

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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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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Exhibitor Listings

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

1B460

NewTec Design: Audio GmbH (NEW)

6F240

Nexmosphere

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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OMNIQO (NEW)

Nixer (NEW)

NAVORI LABS

MovieTech / MTS (NEW) MPLED (NEW)

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

NewtonLab Space

5D750

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

CS100

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

Opus Technologies ORVISION (NEW)

Ousen audio (NEW) OutBoard TiMax OUTLINE (NEW)

Ovation Lighting (NEW) Owl Labs (NEW) P

7D860 7F480 5L190

7L750

7K820

7H820

CS334

2U220

7J130

Pan Acoustics GmbH

7D750

Panaro

7H700

6G330

Officina Acustica

2C500

Olisoft (NEW)

6H500

Okayo Electronics., LTD.

3A600

5C280

6G770

ODHitec

ODIHO Sound In Silence

Stand

7F640

PADS4

Pan Q Light (NEW)

Panasonic Connect Europe GmbH

2J310

6H880 5L840

3J500

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Exhibitor Listings

As of 5 January 2024 Exhibitor

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

Williams AV

CS600

3N130

WILM

7M590

WINSTAR Display Co., Ltd. (NEW)

6H555

WindowSight

Wisdom Audio (NEW) Wisycom SRL

CS100 2L550

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

Stardraw | Stand: 5B220

Customisation in the cloud

Stardraw Cloud is a new online platform that allows businesses to create customised software applications for designing, visualising and documenting custom products and projects without having to write code. These custom applications can be accessed by users around the world via any browser on any operating system, including mobile devices. Rather than being custom-coded, the applications can be configured to deliver functionality and data with specific branding and capabilities, and everything is configurable. This is achieved using a flexible administrative interface to manipulate data fields called Settings, rather than requiring the services of software engineers or web developers. A custom application can contain an unlimited number of products, with unlimited Settings, such as retail price, dealer price and dimensions. It can also be utilised by an unlimited number of users, generating unlimited projects and exploiting unlimited reports. —david davies www.stardraw.com

Stardraw Cloud allows businesses to create customised software applications

The Small Room Solution supports hybrid video meeting experiences

DTEN | Stand: 2T530

Raising the bar for small rooms

DTEN is unveiling a new AV bar as part of its small room offering. The DTEN Small Room Solution for Zoom Rooms and Microsoft Teams Rooms aims to support hybrid video meeting experiences with a set of high-performing audio, video and presentation-ready features packed into one system. The Small Room Solution includes the new DTEN Bar paired with the DTEN Mate Room Controller for video meetings. It is said to be quick to set up with extensibility for growing businesses. The DTEN Bar includes an AI-enhanced 4K camera system, 12-microphone array, front-facing 15W stereo speakers, built-in video meeting software and dual display support, with the ability to mount vertically between two screens for eye-level meeting experiences. For professional presentations and easy content sharing, the DTEN Small Room Solution includes a 5m USB-C cable, enabling fullfunction, two-way BYOD with 65W charging capability at the tabletop. Additionally, it supports the DTEN Vue series of smart cameras to instantly enhance viewer immersion and video coverage. —anne morris www.dten.com

Ross Video | Stand: 5J880

Quorum takes meeting control quest to a new level

Described as a “significant leap forward”, Quorum is a new meeting control technology from Ross Video. While originally conceived for legislative customers, Ross says Quorum is suitable for any production seeking an easy-to-use system for generating meeting content or simple coverage, even with minimally experienced operators who may have little to no prior broadcast experience. Quorum’s interface enables easy navigation of the intricate controls of the broadcasting system. Users gain the power to choose the most visually appealing angle, granting them extensive control over their Ross Video claims its Quorum meeting control system “revolutionises the user experience” broadcasting experience. Combined with broadcastquality graphics and switching, Quorum allows any user to improve the production of their meetings. Organisations can also align Quorum with their corporate IT With built-in security, user management and an innovative user policies, granting access only to authorised personnel who can fully interface, Quorum facilitates the preparation and customisation of harness the system’s potential. —david davies meetings at the touch of a button. www.rossvideo.com

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Insight

The evolution of LED technology

By Ted Romanowitz, principal analyst, Futuresource Consulting The evolution of LED technology is occurring before our very eyes. There is much miscommunication as to what products are microLED and miniLED versus IMD and standard SMD LED. Many marketing claims being made to leverage the trending technology buzz are creating confusion in the marketplace. It is now widely accepted that true microLED will be implemented as sub-100 micron chiplets mass transferred onto a TFT or glass backplane with active driver technology. Conversely, miniLED will be the flip chip variety of chip on board and will be realised as 100 to 200 micron chiplets mass transferred directly onto printed circuit boards combined with common cathode driver ICs. Both package-less implementations leverage mass transfer versus pick-and-place and are expected to deliver significant cost savings. SMD (surface mount device) has dominated the LED marketplace for decades.

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However, SMD LED is relegated to 1.2mm and above due to fragility and the frequency of damage that can occur at tighter pixel pitches. More resilient integrated matrix devices (IMD) have largely overcome image quality issues and are now widely available in mass production and implemented by many LED brands. As IMD volumes further ramp up in 2024, selling prices are expected to decrease. Several manufacturers have already obtained mass production of miniLED and are ramping up volumes. Others will follow this year as yields improve, decreasing manufacturing costs and driving another decline in prices. The combination of TFT backplanes, active driver ICs and mass-scale transferring of chiplets will allow true microLED to be manufactured at lower prices than even miniLED. Futuresource predicts dramatic ASP

erosion to enable microLED to overcome LCD panel global revenues early next decade. In pro-AV markets and applications, an industry transition will evolve in 1.5mm and lower pitches from SMD and IMD to microLED, with MiniLED being primarily a transitional techmology. During the next decade, it is anticipated that all three technologies will coexist in the ultra-narrow and narrow pixel pitch market segments.

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Exhibitor News

EKAA | Stand: 6M860

Welcome to the machine

Digital display technology specialist EKAA has launched its latest innovation, the IP67-rated High-Brightness Outdoor Advertising Machine. With 4,000-nit brightness, the solution provides crystal-clear content even under direct sunlight, making it suitable for an array of outdoor applications. The use of a fully laminated technology ensures an enhanced viewing experience with reduced glare and reflections, while the integration of quantum dot technology delivers vivid colours and sharper contrasts. As well as IP67, the new product has an IK10 rating, meaning that it boasts a robust build capable of withstanding environmental challenges. Long-term integrity of the display is also maintained by an all-aluminium cooling system that prevents overheating and eliminates black spots. Other notable features include wide temperature range, automatic light sensing and a fanless and filterless design. The modular design simplifies maintenance and allows for easy customisation. —david fox www.ekaa.net

EKAA’s High-Brightness Outdoor Advertising Machine is IP67 rated and offers 4,000-nit brightness

Micro LED in Package is one of three key technology areas for Sinyopto

Sinyopto | Stand: 6E530

Trio of new technologies for LED device packaging

Three innovative application technologies, Micro LED in Package (MiP), Robust Flat No-leads Package (RFN) and Black Underfill, are on show from Sinyopto. Founded in April 2021, China-based Sinyopto’s focus is on researching, developing, manufacturing and selling LED display device packaging. MiP technology integrates the microLED chip substrate by rewiring and fanning out the pins, enabling easier point-testing of the original difficult electrode. The package incorporates RGB microLED chips for full-colour display. Drawing on advanced IC packaging technology, RFN eliminates the traditional pin-bending design of LED devices and hides the pins at the bottom for a slimmer body that maximises pin area as well as improving flatness and providing strong anti-crash capability. Instead of thermoplastic PPA, the RFN device material uses BT FR4, which is said to offer elevated glass transition temperature, smaller expansion coefficients, higher reliability and greater stability. —david fox en.sinyopto.com

Advantech | Stand: 5D620

Display has the touch for retail and hospitality

Incorporating a 21.5in display and a slim form factor, the UTC-120 from Advantech is aimed at self-service applications in retail stores, restaurants, hotels, banks, leisure venues and more. With projected capacitive (PCAP) touch control, the full HD display offers 1080p resolution for sharper, detailed imaging, resulting in an enhanced viewing experience. Equipped with a 100x100 VESA mount and easy cabling design, the UTC-120 supports portrait and landscape screen orientations. Additionally, modularised peripherals can be installed on four sides of the computer to accommodate unique requirements. Featured peripherals include an RFID reader, 5MP camera, smart card reader, magnetic strip reader, 1D/2D barcode scanner, and an LED light bar for value-added functionality. The UTC-100 family features a three-sectional I/O, enabling secure connections while concealing cords for reliability and safety. —david davies www.advantech.com

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Exhibitor News

Insight

Audio for live events immerses audiences in innovation

By David Davies

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With immersive audio environments becoming more commonplace at festivals and in concert halls worldwide, it’s arguably the most exciting time in live event sound since international touring became a full-scale industry in the early 1970s. So it’s no surprise that ISE 2024 is offering the most far-reaching coverage of audio in the event’s two-decade history. First port of call for sound enthusiasts should be the Audio Zone in Hall 7, where leading brands including L-Acoustics, DiGiCo, Powersoft and Martin Audio will be showing their full array (no pun intended) of innovations, including the latest in spatial audio platforms, beam-steering speakers, power amplifiers, consoles and more. Following their acclaimed introduction last

year, the Audio Demo Rooms – comprising a suite of optimal listening environments tailored to the needs of participating manufacturers – will return to Hall 8. Once again, immersive audio solutions destined for live and installed applications will feature prominently. Exhibitors include RCF, Holoplot, EAW and Coda Audio. Live audio brands will also be represented in the Outdoor Demo Area located between Halls 3 and 4, while for those keen to look back as well as forward, the newly devised

Audio Museum will surely be a must-visit. Located on the walkway to Hall 8 and part of ISE’s 20th anniversary celebrations, the museum will host historic exhibits including PA systems originally used by artists including David Bowie, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. Finally, today’s Live Events Summit will hear from the manufacturers of some of the technologies helping to create the most impressive recent tours and residencies. The summit runs from 10:30-14:30 in room CC5.2.

Zoom | Stand: 2T600

Upgrade your meetings to webinars

The Iris Pro is interoperable with the company’s established Iris wireless audio system

Streamit | Stand: 7J240

New look of the Iris

Expanding its range of Iris 1.9GHz wireless audio products, Streamit is using ISE to introduce the fullfeatured Iris Pro with sample rate conversion and balanced in/out. Recognised for reliability in wireless audio distribution, Iris offers a notable transmission range of up to 300m in line of sight, and 50m indoors. Because it uses the 1.9GHz band, there is no interference with Bluetooth or WiFi, thereby tackling congestion issues that Streamit says plagues many systems once the area gets more crowded. Fully interoperable, the full-featured Iris Pro offers digital audio inputs that can handle up to 216kHz and sample rate converters, in combination with either Pro receivers with digital out (AES3, SPdiff, TOSlink) and analogue out on XLR or RCA, or with a Standard Iris that can be tucked away. —kevin emmott www.streamit.eu

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“Can everyone please mute.” Familiar words to many Zoom meeting participants, and it’s not lost on the company, which says that hosting a virtual event, large-scale presentation or company-wide meeting requires more control and polish than your standard Zoom call. Enter Zoom Webinars, which the company is showcasing this week and is designed to offer more control for hosts and better engagement for participants. Webinars are typically structured presentations with designated speakers leading the discussion, and the company believes the format helps minimise the risk of distractions and tangential conversations, allowing participants to stay focused on the key points being presented. The solution comes with features such as screen sharing, slideshows and multimedia elements, and all webinars can be recorded with automatic transcriptions, smart chapters and password protection. —james mckeown www.zoom.com

Zoom Webinars is designed to add more polish to remote conferencing

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Absen | Stand: 3P300

Smart displays enter space race

The ‘smart space revolution’ is the theme of the show for Absen, with introductions for control rooms, rental and staging, commercial displays and a first showing at ISE of its digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising range. Absen’s AW series of ultra-bright displays for DOOH applications includes its latest AW1.9, a rugged design suitable for all outdoor conditions. The company is partnering with DOOH Click on a complete management platform to support the range. Absen is also showing its Clear Cobalt (CL) series of LED displays, collaborating with integrated control room solution provider Datapath to demonstrate its LED capabilities for data visualisation through the CL0.9 and CL0.7. The CL series features a non-reflective surface, wide colour gamut and high reliability. For commercial use, Absen’s latest offerings range from the adaptable NX series of LED displays (1.5mm, 1.8mm, 2.5mm and

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A view into the ‘smart space’: Absen’s latest Absenicon meeting room display

3.7mm pixel pitch), to the Absenicon x108 and C181 for meeting room use, which include intelligent interactive LED technology, integrated document display and remote video capabilities. For rental and staging, there are the Absen JP8pro, JP5pro and PR1.9 LED displays offering stability, high definition and enhanced colour reproduction. —david fox www.absen-europe.com

Dell Technologies | Stand: 2W800

Scaling circularity on Mount Everest

The MediaPower team (L-R): Fabio Veggiato, Francesca Bianco, Marcello Dellepiane, Carlo Rasile, Christophe Cordelle, Paolo Birra and Eugenio Pettazzi

Pliant Technologies | Stand: 5F900

Italian distribution deal for intercom innovator

Professional wireless intercom solutions company Pliant Technologies is highlighting its recently announced distribution partnership with MediaPower, which expands its reach to the Italian market. For 30 years, MediaPower has provided its clients with services around the design, distribution and implementation of AV services and IT workflows. As a result of the new deal, it is offering Pliant Technologies’ wireless intercom solutions throughout Italy. Gary Rosen, vice president of global sales at Pliant Technologies, said: “This new partnership with the renowned MediaPower in Italy will enable us to expand into very promising markets, given its strong presence and experience with major broadcasters, regional media, digital media and the entertainment industry, areas where our wireless intercommunication technologies are crucial for professionals.” Included among MediaPower’s latest offerings from Pliant Technologies are the complete range of CrewCom and MicroCom wireless intercom solutions. With CrewCom equipment, production teams can easily implement communication solutions to connect multiple individuals in various locations. —david davies www.plianttechnologies.com

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Dell Technologies is using ISE 2024 to showcase its work with an NGO to reduce the impact of waste on Mount Everest. The world’s tallest mountain faces a serious problem of waste accumulation that pollutes the environment and threatens wildlife. The Sagarmatha Next Centre in Nepal, a non-profit nongovernmental organisation run by local environmental enthusiasts, educates visitors about this growing environmental issue and seeks to reduce the impact of waste. The centre uses technology from Dell, such as interactive touch monitors, a VR experience and video projectors, to showcase the negative impacts of waste on the mountain and the positive actions of recycling. The centre also runs a Carry Me Back initiative that provides visitors with the opportunity to remove waste and deposit it in collection bins so that it can be transported to Kathmandu for recycling. The initiative has removed more than 5,000kg of waste from Mount Everest – with much of it recycled – since it began in April 2022. —james mckeown www.dell.com

Dell is raising awareness of plastic waste issues on the world’s tallest mountain

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Dspecialists | Stand: 7F840

Harvey ready to pull the trigger for action

Building on its 20th anniversary in 2023, Dspecialists has introduced a range of new software features for its Harvey range of DSP products for audio and media control. Zone Control allows Logic signals, audio levels and DMX settings to be transferred to different zones, while Harvey remote controls can be used to configure and control individual zones down to individual lamps or colour channels. Harvey Composer enables signal types to be assigned specific output levels, making programming easier for the installer who can configure logic control, as well as audio and light levels, by scheme. Additionally, a new Timer Block allows users to set up delayed triggering of actions at any point in the logic cabling, while a Long Press Trigger functionality has been introduced to initiate an action after a prolonged button press. With Harvey software release v3.8, a TCP Client Block is also available to provide the ability to control external devices via TCP. The configuration software is available as a free download and can be installed without a Harvey device to test applications or project set-ups in advance. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.dspecialists.de

New Harvey software introduces a raft of features to the flexible DSP controller

The DS20 audio network bridge can use Dante or Milan

d&b audiotechnik | Stand: 7E150/ Audio Demo Room E7

Flexible choice of network standards

The integration of Milan networking capability into d&b audiotechnik’s flagship audio products is intended to deliver on the company’s commitment to empowering creative visions. Milan is a deterministic network that inherits all the technical benefits of audio-video bridging (AVB) technology, including improved reliability, optimum synchronisation and easy network set-up. It provides a robust foundation for realising the most ambitious audio system visions. The integration gives d&b audiotechnik users the choice of either Milan or Dante and provides options that go beyond connectivity; according to the company, it guarantees efficient audio networking capabilities and seamless interoperability with other devices. As an open solution, Milan not only offers investment security, but also allows for better integration with other manufacturers’ products and sub-systems, claims d&b. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.dbaudio.com

LianTronics | Stand: 3A100/3A200/3A220

Taking a shine to outdoor LEDs

The new Shine Pro Series of outdoor rental LED displays boast wind resistance, faster installation and design flexibility, including easy curve creation. The 500x1,000mm and 500x500mm cabinets allow up/down mixed splicing, sharing the universal modules and power boxes to save spare parts and costs. They can be installed quickly and offer ease of maintenance; the universal modules can be swapped left and right and maintained from both front and rear, while power boxes can be replaced without tools. They are available in 2.9mm, 3.9mm and 4.8mm pixel pitches. The units feature automatic arc locks (±2.5°/0°/±5°) with a simple rotation to allow the creation of efficient convex or concave curves. The arc lock scale can also be customised as required to meet different needs. LianTronics has used a lightweight, stable carbon-fibre wind-resistant frame that can lift the LED display up to 10m and is claimed to be resistant to wind speeds of up to 20m/s. It can be used as a part of the back frame structure to speed up stacking installation. —DAVID FOX www.liantronics.com

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OTV series of modular energy-saving outdoor LED screens

Ready for the great outdoors: LianTronics’ Shine Pro Series

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Magewell | Stand: 5E710

Ultra encoders offer versatility for live production

The latest additions to its family of advanced live media encoders, the compact Ultra Encode HDMI Plus and Ultra Encode SDI Plus, are new from Magewell. Suitable for applications ranging from live streaming to IP-based production and distribution, the products combine encoding and delivery flexibility with simultaneous multiprotocol streaming, file-based recording, NDI HX3 support, 4K encoding at 30fps, PoE support and advanced features for live production. The Ultra Encode HDMI Plus can encode at resolutions up to 4096x2160 at 30fps from its HDMI interface, while the Ultra Encode SDI Plus encodes up to 4K at 30fps from the device’s 6G SDI input. Both models support multiple video encoding formats and technologies – including H.264, H.265 (HEVC), NDI HX2 and NDI HX3 – and a wide array of streaming protocols such as RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, RTSP, RTP, HLS and TVU’s ISSP technology. —DAVID DAVIES www.magewell.com

Magewell has expanded its Ultra Encode family of live media encoders

Yestech’s Mview series screens aim to offer “an immersive experience”

Hunan Yestech Optoelectronic | Stand: 3B550

Mview screens embrace the great outdoors

The new Mview series of outdoor fixed screens is made up of 960x960mm cabinets with pixel pitches ranging from 3.3-10mm. The P3.3 is best suited to outdoor high-definition advertisements, as “it can enhance visual clarity and improve resolution for closer viewing distance, delivering an immersive experience”, according to Yestech. Mview units use aviation-grade aluminium combined with die-cast aluminium, for thin, lightweight metal cabinets. Each one weighs 22.8kg, with a thickness of 72.5mm. The control box cover uses aluminium heat sinks for uniform heat dissipation. The range supports 90° straight/curved corner splicing for creative shapes, such as square or arc-shaped columns. Mview has an IP65 waterproof protection rating. Its 10,000-nit brightness levels, plus high refresh rate and high contrast, ensure optimal visibility in direct sunlight. Also new are Yestech’s MT series transparent LED screens. The lightweight (7.5kg) die-cast aluminium cabinets are 85mm deep, with a pixel pitch of H3.9-V7.8mm. Thanks to a quick lock and handle, they can be easily installed by one person, with a safe hanging height of up to 10m, and an IP65 rating. They offer transparency of more than 40%, 3,840Hz high refresh rate and brightness of 4,500cd/sqm. —DAVID FOX www.yes-led.com

Symetrix | Stand: 2W530

Keeping on top of audio issues

Symetrix is demonstrating AV-Ops Center, a remote monitoring and management tool specifically created to optimise composerbased DSP audio and control systems. The cloud-based service receives telemetry from system components and provides real-time metrics via a dashboard. Additionally, the system can send preset and custom commands to remote devices to The AV-Ops Center remote monitoring and management tool can identify and pre-empt problems optimise performance or troubleshoot. Quinn Klarer, product manager at Symetrix, said: “We’ve focused on specific measurements and workflows integrations with popular messaging platforms such as Microsoft that benefit AV integrators and users. Using map-based, multi-site Teams, Slack and Google Chat, help technicians open and close tickets monitoring, our customers deliver premium support from anywhere faster, and at lower cost, the company says. using any modern web browser.” The service is currently a fully functional beta release and available According to Symetrix, authorised technicians can review system free of charge. Additional premium features are in development and will performance and assign resources based on real-time data to solve be introduced later this year. —ANNE MORRIS problems before customers even notice them. Push notifications and www.symetrixinc.com

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Hybrid working offers solutions to suit the next generation

By David Davies

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It has been the most extraordinarily eventful half-decade for the world of work. The shift towards flexible – or, if you prefer, asynchronous – working patterns began during the 2010s, but it was greatly accelerated by the circumstances of the pandemic. Remote working became the norm, and while opinions differ on the impact of employees spending most of their time out of the office, heightened awareness of work-life balance means that hybrid working is here to stay. For many vendors, this has translated to a focus on developing solutions that support quality working experiences wherever the employee is situated. In particular, boosting video and audio quality for conferencing and

communications is an enduring priority. It’s no surprise, therefore, that this is in focus here at ISE with many of the leading names delivering cutting-edge solutions for hybrid working to be found in two halls. This includes Barco, Cisco, Logitech and Zoom in the Unified Communications & Education

Technology Zone in Hall 2; and Crestron, Sony and Shure in the Multi-Technology Zone in Hall 3. Visitors should also consider making a beeline for the Smart Workplace Summit, which continues this afternoon. This year’s theme is ‘Tackling New Challenges’.

Logitech | 2M300

A greener approach to AV

Advanced KVM and scripting features are included in the new version of TRx

VuWall | Stand: 5D700

Switching window for updated TRx

Developer VuWall has released version 3.6 of its TRx video wall management software platform. The latest version brings advanced KVM and video wall management features, as well as enhanced scripting and security to the platform. VuWall says that its PAK KVM functionality takes a leap forward with TRx 3.6 by offering a ‘switching window’ mode in addition to the default mode. This alternative empowers operators by designating a primary window for KVM control, enhancing precision and control over source switching. The Enhanced Scripting Module in TRx 3.6 allows users greater functionality with improved speed and start-up script execution. In addition, the update incorporates filter and search functionalities on the Design Layout page, thereby streamlining user interaction. —david davies www.vuwall.com

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Logitech is displaying a new range of business products made with post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastics. It includes Tap IP, Tap Scheduler, Scribe and Rally Bar. The last is a dual-camera system with optical zoom and an AI viewfinder that delivers fluid, cinematic video in medium and large rooms. Logitech says it is committed to becoming climate positive by 2030 and is on track to have every product labelled with a carbon footprint by 2025, making it easier for company technology buyers to make informed decisions about the scope of their impact. Also on show are Zone Wireless 2 headsets that use AI for two-way noise cancellation, a new wireless ergonomic keyboard that addresses the increased need for wellbeing and comfort at the desk, Logitech Rally Camera certified for Zoom Intelligent Director, and Logi Dock Flex, the company’s managed docking station for desk booking. —anne morris www.logitech.com

The Rally Bar is part of a product range made from recycled plastic

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Sony | Stand: 3E300

Smart displays automatically offer optimal experience

The latest Bravia BZ-L series of displays offers multiple advanced features that optimise the viewing experience based on its environment. Christopher Mullins, head of Bravia Professional Displays at Sony Europe, said: “In a bright room, intelligent signage solutions will automatically adjust brightness based on their environment, benefitting the experience and increasing power efficiency. Combined with the power of Sony’s TEOS workspace control and management solution, AV devices can be truly connected seamlessly, optimising performance through intelligent control.” Features supporting display intelligence include a pre-installed Bravia signage app, administrative functionality to turn off inputs, built-in mirroring directly from a user’s device, flexible installation options, an X1 HDR processor and 4K X-Reality Pro for upscaling content. Sony claims the EZ20L line of entry-level 4K models, sized from 43in to 75in, complements the BZ-L range, making high-quality, intelligent and scalable signage more accessible for various end-user requirements. —DAVID FOX www.pro.sony

Displaying intelligence: Sony’s Bravia BZ-L series used as digital signage

signageOS | Stand: 6H240

Signage platform extends BrightSign support

The Vertical Series+ offers flexible power distribution

Ametek SurgeX | Stand: 2Q500

Vertical take-off with cloud connections

Ametek SurgeX is using ISE to launch its Vertical Series+ smart power distribution unit (PDU) in EMEA. Vertical Series+ pairs SurgeX’s power protection and conditioning technology with the cloud-connected power quality analytics, fleet management and risk prevention capabilities found within the SurgeX Connect platform. The Vertical Series+ PDU is designed for many applications – from corporate meeting spaces to smart homes – and its form factor is said to allow integrators to incorporate SurgeX’s power quality products into any project. Justin Peyton, director of sales EMEA and APAC at Ametek SurgeX, said: “Our Vertical Series+ PDU provides an intelligent, flexible power distribution solution, allowing integrators to save rack space with its vertical form factor and array of configurations. Its compatibility with our SurgeX Connect platform delivers advanced remote power management and monitoring functionality, which allows partners to improve their service offering as well as save time and money by reducing expensive service call outs.” —ANNE MORRIS www.ametekesp.com/surgex

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Support for the latest BrightSign Series 5 media player has been announced by signageOS, a unification platform for digital signage. The Series 5 media players offer a broad range of capabilities, including PC-class HTML performance and 8K video and graphics, as well as multi-output in the XC2055 and XC4055 models. Equipped with the latest version of Chromium, the players support modern web technologies, ensuring high speed and up-to-date compatibility. The integration with signageOS ensures that customers can easily add any Series 5 device to their network and benefit from the same level of remote device management as with any signageOS-supported device. Lukas Danek, CPO of signageOS, said: “We have been in a partnership with BrightSign for several years, holding them in high regard for their industry-leading media players. With this development our customers can now make the most of their digital signage network with the latest technology.” —DAVID DAVIES www.signageos.io

signageOS now supports the latest Series 5 media players from BrightSign

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Wharfedale Pro | Stand: 7B100/OSC3/OSC4

Flying high with line arrays

Sharing space with its Spanish distributor Kinson, Wharfedale Pro is showcasing its WLA-210XP line array in a flown format. This dual 10in passive array features the Wharfedale Pro Evo-Fold waveguide and custom phase plugs, which the British manufacturer says delivers a more consistent off-axis frequency response. Demonstrating several new line array systems and amplifier updates, Wharfedale is also highlighting its 18in T-SUB-AX18B, designed to work with active tops such as the company’s Tourus, Titan and Typhon series. It delivers 900W continuous and is finished in the company’s new polyurea Tough-Tone paint. On show in the company’s dedicated on-stand Amplifier Zone are the updated DP-F, DP-N and DP-4035i multichannel amplifiers, as well as the new SC-26X Versadrive loudspeaker management system. Off the stand, live demos of Wharfedale Pro’s WLA-1 hybrid curvature array system are taking place in its dedicated outdoor The WLA-210XP features Wharfedale demonstration area. Pro’s Evo-Fold waveguide —kevin emmott and custom phase plugs www.wharfedalepro.com

The IPX-302 is especially useful when integrating several CCUs in an IPcom system

Altair | Stand: 7H730

New additions to IP intercoms

Spanish audio specialist Altair is expanding its Altair IPcom flagship intercom environment at ISE with the introduction of two new devices, as well as unveiling a brand-new feature designed to help integrate its devices into more multi-brand systems. Making debuts are the IPX-302, a dual interface for 4W systems, and the IPW-306 six-channel wall/desktop communications console. The IPX-302 is a dual 4W interface which enables two cameras to be connected to an Altair IPcom network using a single port on the switch. It provides the opportunity to integrate any 4W device into an IPcom network and is equipped with two GPIOs. The IPW-306 has been designed to provide an easy-to-use and immediately accessible fixed communication console. It features a built-in speaker and panel microphone as well as an XLR headset connector. In addition, the company has announced that all its IPcom intercoms are AES67 compatible via a new interface. —kevin emmott www.altairaudio.com

JWIPC Technology | Stand: 6K620

Digital signage with dynamic content

The S104Plus OPC is the latest in JWIPC’s range of digital signage players geared towards the requirements of retail, kiosk, totem and appliance-oriented applications. According to JWIPC, the Open Pluggable Specification (OPS) PC makes the deployment of many different large display solutions much easier than usual, with the simplicity of the solution speeding up installation and set-up. It supports Intel vPro technology, enabling remote management, and has three HDMI-out ports supporting 4K displays. The Ethernet port can achieve speeds of up to 2.5GB/s. Additionally, it features either WiFi 6E or 4G/5G mobile network capabilities for fast data transfer. Also new from JWIPC is the K115, described as a robust Windows signage player designed for optimal performance around the clock. Engineered for 24/7 operation, this player also supports Intel vPro technology and remote management. —david davies www.jwipc.com

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The S104Plus OPS PC enables the easy deployment of many different large displays

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Beta Three | Stand: 7L240

Six of the best for collaborative meetings

Boasting six collaborative features, the Flow Meeting multiplatform conferencing system from Beta Three is hoping to bring people together at ISE. Enabling cloud meetings with up to eight people as well as supporting local collaboration, Flow Meeting enables dual-screen use. The system is compatible with a range of video conferencing software packages such as Zoom Rooms and Microsoft Teams. Collaborative features include a commercial-grade conference audio system, an audio and video processing plug-in library, RM scene engine for one-key scene control and a group IoT management platform with Microsoft Power BI visualisation. Using cloud computing and AI-based AV technology, Beta Three says its Flow Meeting system aims to enable cross-regional

The Flow Meeting conferencing system supports eight-person-strong cloud meetings

working methods, project operations, online collaboration and online services. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.beta3pro.com

Tascam | Stand: 7F220

Compact control of space

ME2 movement: Sharp/NEC’s MultiSync ME2 draws on expertise from both brands

Sharp/NEC | Stand: 3E500

Screen sync for joint venture

The second-generation MultiSync ME2 series is “the first significant co-development between Sharp and NEC” resulting from the joint venture between the brands that draws on expertise from both. The large-format display range is designed to meet today’s workplace challenges “with class-leading performance and value”. It features a high haze panel, native USB-C connectivity, and quick input detection that allows bring-your-own-device simplicity to support hybrid workflows and spontaneous meetings. An integrated System on Chip (SoC) with an Android 13 CTScompliant operating system brings up-to-date features and security, powering signage applications and offering high compatibility with CMS partners, making the multipurpose ME2 series suitable for cost-sensitive retail signage. Android apps can be installed directly onto the display using the integrated browser without the need for an external media player. —DAVID FOX www.sharpnecdisplays.eu

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Part of its new Compact Commercial Series, Tascam’s MA-BT240 multifunctional mixing amplifier is designed for sound distribution, presentations and announcements in commercial environments. Its compact half-rack form factor means the MA-BT240 can be placed on a table, shelf, or rack-mounted with an optional bracket. It delivers 240W high-impedance amplification for driving 70V or 100V loudspeaker arrays in distributed audio systems. It can also be utilised with 4- or 8-οhm loudspeakers (2x120W, between mono L+R and stereo). Audio sources can be connected to a mic/line input with switchable connectors on the front and rear (the latter supporting paging), via a stereo RCA line input and wirelessly with Bluetooth. A ducker function is available for the mic, while a built-in mixing function means users can control the levels of input sources. An EQ and high-pass filter on the output provides more control over sound quality. The master volume can be adjusted from external controllers and there is also a line-level output to facilitate the addition of further zones by routing the output signal to another power amplifier. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.tascam.eu

The MA-BT240 can be placed on a table, shelf, or rack-mounted with an optional bracket

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Barix | Stand: 7C400

Building bridges with Dante

With Dante support for its Exstreamer M400, Exstreamer MPA400, Annuncicom MPI400 and the IP Former TPA400 IPAC devices, Barix users can now unlock diverse applications that include bridging of Dante networks over WANs. The capability to bridge two Dante networks through SIP connectivity is a key talking point on the company’s stand. SIP is a signalling protocol for VoIP that defines how messages are sent between endpoints for voice calls, video conferencing and media distribution. Barix has developed a way to enable unidirectional and bidirectional interconnection of two Dante systems, using Barix IPAC hardware devices to support SIP-based WAN bridging. The company says the result is a simpler and lower-cost interconnection that removes the need for analogue-to-Dante conversion to bridge the two networks by feeding SIP calls direct to Dante networks. —kevin emmott www.barix.com

Dante networking technology is now integrated into the IPAC family

The RS-99N suits applications including podcast recording and live streaming

Mascot Electric | Stand: 5H150

Contemporary feel for wireless mic system

The RS-99N wireless microphone system is new from Mascot Electric, possessing what the manufacturer describes as “contemporary design with intuitive operation”. The system facilitates high-fidelity sound for a wide variety of applications, including spoken word recording for podcasts and lectures, as well as broadcasting, live streaming and training. With the UF-21B handheld microphone or UT-16B bodypack transmitter, the RS-99N delivers bright and clear audio to the user’s recording device, while the headphone output enables the monitoring of recording quality. The receiver includes a Type-C output, 3.5mm monitor earphone socket and 6.3mm socket for wired microphone use. —david davies www.mascot-mic.com

VMX | Stand: 5G700

VN Pro delivers all-inone LED for VP

The VN Pro Series from VMX comprises LED solutions geared towards the wide-ranging requirements of virtual production (VP). The integration of VP and LED displays has led to a transformation in film and television production, pushing the industry into a new era of high-standard production values. The VN Pro Series uses customised light diodes and is capable of achieving a high contrast rate. It covers a wide colour gamut of over 98% enabling it to accommodate diverse shooting requirements. An all-in-one design concept allows one product series to be used as an LED ceiling, backdrop and floor at the same time to meet various creative needs. Meanwhile, different modules with different pixel pitches can share the same cabinet structure and apply the same accessories. For extended reality stages, the VN Pro Series offers pixel pitches from 1.9mm to 2.6mm for both backdrop and floor. —david davies www.vmxvisual.com

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The VN Pro Series from VMX caters to a wide range of virtual production needs

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The AVN-AH8 front panel includes PoE, DC, network link status and clock LEDs

Sonifex | Stand: 7K300

Eight-way distribution for IP signals

Distributing two sets of stereo audio sources to up to eight different sets of headphones, the AVN-AH8 multichannel Dante headphone amplifier from British manufacturer Sonifex is making its ISE debut. Able to provide common headphone feeds for signals coming directly from an AoIP network, each of the headphone outputs can select between two stereo Dante sources routed via Dante

controller. The unit also supports AES67 operation. Each output on the 1U rack-mounted front panel has unbalanced 0.25in jack sockets and rotary potentiometers which adjust the headphone volumes from mute to 0dB of gain. The level of each Dante stream can be adjusted by 12dB in total. The AVN-AH8 also has eight parallel 0.25in jacks on the rear panel for ease of wiring if the unit is installed in an enclosed rack. It is powered via PoE or a 12V DC input via a locking 2.5mm DC input, with 2A minimum rating. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.sonifex.co.uk

Audac | Stand: 7D350/7F860

Slimline family expands

Trolley bagged: Peerless-AV’s SR860-EUK flat panel mobile trolley

Peerless-AV | Stand: 3R300

Trolleys dash towards cleaner, greener screener

A new range of mobile flat panel trolleys boasting a lower cost design, greener footprint and a host of new design features has been introduced by Peerless-AV. The models feature minimalistic frames, easy doorway accessibility, integrated cable management, significantly greener packaging and 360º aesthetics for modern meeting and classroom spaces. The fully featured SR860-EUK and SR898-EUK SmartMount flat panel trolleys boast an “elegant, tubular design” with functionality improvements over its existing range. The frame is tested to UL load requirements for larger, heavier displays and can easily glide through doorways as small as 762mm wide. The legs offer more space for better wheelchair accessibility, and the trolleys fit under a table for video conference use. There are five height settings from 1.25m to 1.65m, with up to 5° of plumb adjustment for levelling the display. The SR860-EUK supports 32in to 75in displays with a maximum load of 56.7kg; the SR898-EUK supports 55in to 110in displays up to 136.1kg; and the entry-level PR565-EUK supports 60in to 100in displays up to 90.71kg. —DAVID FOX www.peerless-av.com

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Located on the Audac stand, Belgium-based cable manufacturer Procab has added to its Slimline product range with the CSD570 Cat7 cable, as well as introducing USB-C cables with Gen 1, Gen 2 and Gen 2x2 variants. The Slimline data cables range from USB2.0 to USB3.2 Gen 2x2, and the Gen 2x2 cables support all features of USB-C, with a transfer speed of 20Gbps. The multifunctional cables can also handle AV signals up to 8K@60Hz, and deliver 60W (20V/3A) of power up to 5m and 100W (20V/5A) up to 1.5m. Meanwhile, the CSD570 Cat7 cable has a diameter of 4mm, making it half as thick as standard Ethernet cables, while still ensuring high-speed data transmission for applications such as 4K video streaming, online gaming and large-scale data transfers. Equipped with unshielded twisted pairs (U/FTP) shielding, it offers protection against electromagnetic interference and radio frequency interference and is available in a variety of vibrant colours and lengths. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.audac.eu

Available in a range of colours, Procab’s Cat7 cables can customise any network set-up

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The MCA2004t supports distributed audio frameworks for long-term commercial use

Tau Audio | Stand: 7A150/7B400/7B420

High power for the long haul

SoundTube’s MCA2004t Class D amplifier is making its debut on reseller Tau Audio’s stand. The MCA2004t boasts a robust 200W at 8 ohms direct, or 70/100V constant voltage output for each of its four channels. The 1200W power supply allows the amp to output full power to all four channels simultaneously with peak power at 1000W per channel. Euroblock-style connectors cater to both balanced and unbalanced audio signals and the amplifier’s input routing uses a

matrix mixer that allows all connected speakers to be driven by single or multiple sources. With selectable 70Hz high pass filtering, the amp avoids over-driven bass frequencies. It also has a subwoofer mode selectable on channels one and two. This applies a 120Hz low-pass filter and allows users to select 120Hz high pass to the other channels. When subwoofer mode is selected for a particular channel, the output impedance is automatically changed to 4 ohms. Designed for continuous use, the 2U MCA2004t has overload, short circuit, DC offset and thermal protection circuits with power/ standby, limiting and protection LED indicators. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.tau.nl

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Leica Smart Projection | Stand: 4G200

Laser focused on home cinema

Home cinema integrators can head to Leica Smart Projection’s stand to experience the company’s first cinema TV: the Leica Cine 1. Leica Cine 1 features triple RGB laser technology, a Summicron lens with aspherical elements, and Leica Image Optimisation to achieve natural colour rendition, richly detailed colour gradation and superior contrast ratio, according to the company. It also features a smart TV interface with voice control, an integrated triple tuner, Apple AirPlay and direct access to streaming platforms, as well as direct connectivity with Dolby Atmos surround and Dolby Vision. The TV is available in 100in or 120in screen sizes, as well as an EU-only 80in screen size. —COLBY RAMSEY www.leica-camera.com

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Paso Sound System Specialist | Stand: 7B500

Breaking the distance barrier with IP

The Acnet audio/data adapter from Paso converts a Paso-Link connection into an IP digital signal. The Paso voice evacuation systems connect equipment Acnet is a complement to the PAW5500of the same type together to VES and PAW51K-VES series of devices build a wider and fully monitored EN54-certified system using a standard Ethernet cable. Paso-Link enables equipment to exchange information through serial communication (RS-485) and analogue audio signals, up to a maximum distance of around 1,200m as defined by the TIA/EIA-485-A standard. The Acnet interface overcomes this barrier to distance, allowing the link to be transferred over IP with a transparent connection to users, installers and all the devices that make up the system. Simple to install inside PAW models, the double Link connection allows the setting up of a point-to-point connection on a LAN network, as well as allowing the reproduction of announcements, pre-recorded messages or music files. The entire system is monitored and automatically detects any failures in real time. Users can also monitor system status through a web interface. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.paso.it

Relacart Electronics | Stand: 7A130

Best of both worlds

Combining digital audio with an analogue FM radio link, the HR-32D from Relacart Electronics is a dual-channel microphone system which integrates a spectrum analyser with wireless audio transmission. An automatic frequency selection function automatically searches and locks onto interference-free frequencies in each working environment. The unit also features a PLL phase-locked oscillator circuit, which when combined with its noise detection mute control can block noisy radio frequency interference. Radio frequency details of the current environment can be monitored in real time on the display screen of the receiver, and the interference-free frequency can be viewed and selected through the screen. The supplied RWW Wireless System Management Software can be connected to a PC network to monitor and search for radio wave interference points in any given location, including frequency dead spots. The HR series provides two digital audio outputs for Dante and AES67. —KEVIN EMMOTT www.relacart.com

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Listen Technologies/Ampetronic Labs | Stand: 3Q220

Future of assistive listening starts nows

The first complete installed assistive listening system using Auracast broadcast audio technology has been introduced by Listen Technologies and Ampetronic. Auracast is a new standard for Bluetooth Low Energy audio. It can broadcast audio to unlimited receivers and hearing aids simultaneously without needing to pair to a transmitter first. The companies claim it “will transform the way hearing assistance is delivered in public spaces”. As Auracast receivers are built into future hearing aids,

smartphones, earbuds and headphones, these devices will be able to receive an Auracast broadcast stream, providing much broader inclusion than existing technologies. The system from Listen Technologies and Ampetronic will be the first to let venues and users adopt Auracast. It includes networked installation transmitters for multichannel broadcast for any size of space, with the option for open or secure transmission. It also offers dedicated receivers and charging bases, and a complete line of accessories, including headphones, neck loops, and network management and configuration software. Listen Technologies is also demonstrating ListenWiFi, its next-generation audio-over-WiFi assistive listening system, and its new LWR-1050 receivers that ship soon. Ampetronic is showing its W5-2 professional induction loop driver designed specifically for use in compact spaces. —DAVID FOX www.listentech.com/www.ampetronic.com

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