Crestron (3G300/3H300), always a major ISE presence, brings together control, AV distribution, collaboration, room management and smart building technologies. Its ecosystem spans everything from meeting and learning spaces to enterprise-wide deployments, combining hardware, software and cloud-based management to help integrators create connected environments.

Aurora Multimedia (3N100) specialises in AV-over-IP and control technologies, with a portfolio encompassing 1G and 10G IP video distribution, HDBaseT, touch panels and networked control. The SDVoE Alliance (5E600), meanwhile, promotes a standardised approach to high-performance AV-over-IP using Ethernet infrastructure, supporting interoperable solutions for demanding professional AV environments.

For mission-critical applications, G&D | VuWall (5J300) brings together KVM and video wall management technologies designed to simplify control room workflows and give operators secure, low-latency access to information across workstations and large-scale displays. Still in the realm of AV and IT, Kramer (3D500) covers signal management alongside cloud-based communication, collaboration and control, while professional video technology specialist LANG AG (3H500) supplies high-end display, projection, image processing, camera and related technologies to both rental and systems integration customers.

Projection remains strongly represented in this zone. Epson Europe (3J100) offers a broad portfolio of compact, high-brightness 3LCD laser projectors, including 4K solutions for applications ranging from corporate and education to visitor attractions, events and immersive environments. Networked management, flexible installation and increasingly powerful image-processing capabilities make projection part of much wider integrated AV systems.

Christie Digital (3K500) also combines projection with LED video walls, image processing, AV distribution and content management technologies. Its portfolio serves applications ranging from corporate spaces and control rooms to entertainment venues, museums, simulation and large-scale immersive experiences.

Large-scale displays are another major crowd-puller. Absen (3H100/3M200) provides LED solutions across indoor, outdoor and rental applications, serving markets including digital signage, corporate, live events and virtual production, while Leyard / Planar (3N500/3T600) specialises in fine-pitch LED and video wall technologies for corporate, broadcast, control room, retail and other high-resolution applications.

At Sharp Electronics (Europe) (3E500), visitors can explore professional display and workplace technologies designed to connect people, information and digital content across business and public environments. Philips Professional Displays (3N300) offers an equally diverse portfolio spanning digital signage, dvLED, interactive displays, professional TVs and low-power ePaper solutions for retail, hospitality, corporate, education and other commercial settings.

Samsung is also expected to return as one of the major display presences at ISE. Its professional portfolio spans large-format LED, The Wall microLED displays, digital signage, interactive displays and enterprise solutions, with technologies designed for applications including corporate, retail, control rooms and immersive environments. LG Electronics (3K100) is another major presence, with its Business Solutions portfolio covering OLED, LED and other professional display technologies for corporate, retail, hospitality and immersive applications. The breadth of the range allows visitors to explore everything from conventional commercial displays to large-scale and more creative visual installations.

As well as professional displays for corporate, education, retail and public environments, Sony (3E300) brings together technologies for content creation and presentation. Its professional portfolio encompasses large-format displays, projection, cameras, remote production and virtual production technologies, making the stand particularly relevant to visitors exploring the increasingly close relationship between AV systems and content creation.

Cameras and imaging are also central to Canon Europe (3B500), whose professional video portfolio spans PTZ, cinema and broadcast cameras alongside lenses and imaging technologies. Applications extend from corporate studios and video conferencing to broadcast, live production and content creation, reflecting the growing demand for professional-quality video across traditional AV environments.

Panasonic Connect Europe (3J500) similarly bridges multiple parts of the AV ecosystem. Its Media Entertainment portfolio includes high-brightness projectors, professional displays, PTZ and studio cameras and the KAIROS live video production platform, supporting applications from immersive attractions and live events to corporate production and broadcast.

Experiential technology provides another reason to explore the zone. VIOSO (5M640) specialises in software and hardware for multi-projector installations, with technologies for automated camera-based calibration, warping and blending helping integrators create projection mapping, simulation and immersive environments at scale. MUXWAVE, meanwhile, develops its Holographic Invisible LED technology for transparent visual installations, opening up creative possibilities for retail windows, architectural glass and other environments where digital content needs to coexist with views through the display.

Behind many ambitious LED installations sits increasingly sophisticated processing. Brompton Technology (3B510) develops Tessera LED processing solutions for high-end visual experiences, with applications spanning virtual production, live events, broadcast, esports and fixed installations where colour accuracy, image quality and reliable management of large LED canvases are critical.

Audio has its own dedicated Technology Zone, but there is plenty for audio professionals to discover within the Multi-Technology Zone too. SHURE (3M300) spans professional microphones, wireless audio, conferencing and collaboration, including networked solutions for meeting spaces and larger enterprise deployments, while Sennheiser (3C500) combines its established microphone and wireless expertise with business communication technologies for meeting, presentation and learning environments.

Audio-Technica (3P300) offers wired and wireless microphone systems alongside conference and discussion technologies for applications ranging from corporate and education to live production and broadcast. For the worlds of media, sports and entertainment, RIEDEL Communications (5B510) provides distributed video and audio networks, intercom and real-time communications technologies that connect people and production infrastructure across complex live environments.

Completing this snapshot, Bose Professional (3L100) focuses on installed audio solutions designed to combine sound quality, reliability and ease of deployment. Its loudspeakers, electronics, processing and software support applications including corporate spaces, hospitality, retail, education and performing arts venues.

From displays, projection and cameras to AV-over-IP, control, audio and content production, the Multi-Technology Zone demonstrates just how difficult it has become to put modern AV technologies into separate boxes. For visitors who want to understand how the different parts of the industry are converging – and how they can work together as complete systems – Halls 3, 5 and 8.1 are a natural place to start.

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