You should of course visit the Digital Signage and DooH Zone, which is in Hall 4 for the first time. Here you’ll find companies specialising in different elements of the digital signage ecosystem. Software companies include SpinetiX, Waapiti, Dise, nsign.tv, Deneva, PADS4 and Signagelive. Many of these companies are longstanding ISE exhibitors who can trace their participation back several years. 

Among other digital signage specialists in Hall 4 are BrightSign, the leading manufacturer of media players; Nexmosphere, which manufactures interactive sensors; Alfalite, the only LED manufacturer with production facilities in Spain; gestural interaction expert Ameria; and Turkish solutions provider LEDECA. 

The major display companies can be found the other side of Congress Square in Hall 3, which is part of the Multi-Technology Zone. It’s here you can find large, eye-catching stands from the likes of Samsung, LG,  Panasonic, Sharp/NEC, Dynascan, Philips (PPDS) and LANG. They’re joined by established Chinese manufacturers including Leyard, Absen, Unilumin and LianTronics, and projection companies including Christie, Epson and Sony. 

The Multi-Technology Zone also extends into Hall 5, where you can find Muxwave, the supplier of the eye-catching transparent LED display that was installed outside the Fira’s South Access just before ISE 2024. 

Additionally, the Unified Communications & Education Technology Zone in Halls 1 and 2 contains companies that also have a presence in the digital signage marketplace. There are collaboration and visualisation manufacturers such as Avocor, Barco, DTEN,  iiyama and Viewsonic, and producers of accessories including Atlona and Purelink.