Smart spaces are physical environments equipped with interconnected technologies that enable people, systems, and devices to interact in increasingly intelligent ways. These environments use sensors, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and data analytics to collect and process information, making them responsive and adaptive to the needs of their occupants.
We encounter smart spaces at home, at work, and in public areas. For example:
- Smart homes can feature automated lighting, voice-activated assistants, whole-home audio, and intelligent security systems. CEDIA, the association for smart home professionals, is a co-owner of ISE.
- Smart buildings and workplaces optimise energy usage, manage meeting rooms, and enhance collaboration through intelligent systems.
- Smart cities use technology to manage traffic, waste, and utilities for greater efficiency and sustainability.
Residential & Smart Building Zone
You’ll find plenty to inspire you in the Residential and Smart Building Zone in Halls 1 & 2. Here you'll find a range of solutions for smart spaces including access control, energy management, building control, smart lighting and shading, video security, cabling, audio-video entertainment, smart workplace, and Internet of Things.
A visit to ISE will enable you to find out if a particular idea you’ve had for a smart space is actually achievable. The short answer: it probably is.
Content Programme
The Smart Home Technology Conference offers a diverse range of expert-led daily workshops and courses for smart home professionals to broaden their knowledge, improve their skills and develop their integration business for success.
This is complemented by free-to-attend sessions on the Smart Home Technology Stage.
The Smart Building Summit will explore 'Unlocking Smart Building Value'.
And new for ISE 2026 are Smart Spaces Megatrends sessions.
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The convergence AI and AV technology is redefining residential living, transforming homes into intelligent environments that are adaptive, intuitive, and deeply personalised. -
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The integration of smart building technologies, driven by artificial intelligence, offers operational efficiencies but also significant cybersecurity risks. -
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Lighting plays a central role in human physiology ' but this aspect is often overlooked in favour of considerations of visibility or aesthetics. Light profoundly affects how our bodies function, from ... -
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With the use of smart home technology, disabled and elderly people can take back control of their home environment and live more independently. -
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Technologies such as IoT devices, AI tools and building management systems control, automate and personalise the experience for occupants, building managers, and owners. -
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Valued at $15.7bn and with a predicted CAGR of 2.0% between 2025 and 2030, the residential technology sector continues to pack a punch. -
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High-end design meets integrated control, entertainment and sustainable living in the Residential & Smart Building Technology Zone at ISE 2026. -
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Detailed analysis of the UK smart home market has been carried out by CEDIA, the association for smart home professionals. Here are seven key findings from the report. -
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In a world where hybrid work, digital equity, and neurodiversity are reshaping the workplace, the role of AV technology has never been more critical. -
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Feel like you haven’t seen the full benefit of your investment in smart building technology? Then don’t miss Dr Matthew Marson of JLL Technologies at the Smart Building Summit at ISE 2025. -
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Architects are in a position to offer unique insights and expertise that can significantly enhance the development and implementation of AV systems. -
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Home entertainment has evolved to encompass the great outdoors, transforming our gardens into entertainment hubs for year-round alfresco enjoyment. -
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We present key areas where automation tech can have a significant impact on commercial buildings’ sustainability performance, supported by examples from ISE exhibitors. -
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The digital transformation of smart buildings depends upon the integration of multiple technologies which must work in concert to bring value to the owners, landlords, and occupants. -
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Exhibitors at ISE cover at least 12 categories of in-building technology covering residential, commercial, government, and institutional buildings. -
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At ISE 2025 the spotlight will be on groundbreaking home cinema technologies that promise to revolutionise the viewing experience. -
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Here’s a roundup of key trends driving us towards a more connected and intelligent home environment. -
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The latest market analysis from CEDIA reveals that the four business areas expected to grow the most over the next 12 months are home cinema, media rooms, outdoor AV systems, and lighting & shading.
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