Past Sessions

How University of the Arts London sets AV priorities, pilots changes in test rooms, records tutors for AI summaries and measures rooms by asking the day after.

Trigrr CEO Jean-Michel Verhulst on building operating systems: connecting every smart silo, occupancy without new sensors and AI that suggests, not decides.

How LMG ran the first four-sided mapping of the Washington Monument from one show control system, and what it learnt about late content and remote access.

How Cycymymy uses design to lead and technology to amplify, with case studies from Coach, Kinfolk and a Texas museum film on winning real audience connection.

Why we build robots to look like us, how autonomous trade show robots really are, and what two LANG AG experts advise AV teams planning robots at events.

The four forces reshaping control rooms, the market size and regional split to 2030, and where AI should stop, from AVIXA analyst Mike Sullivan-Trainor.

Florian Rotberg and Stefan Schieker of invidis consulting tour new flagship stores and explain how AI buying and new displays are changing what a store is for.

What the EU due diligence directive asks of companies, why small suppliers outside its scope still feel it, and how Sony and Velvet Lighting are preparing.

How architects and AV consultants are designing Catalonia Media City so its technology serves the building today without limiting what it becomes later.

How a Stockholm arena got a movable acoustic ceiling and an enhancement system with 84 speakers and 72 microphones, installed in two weeks by Stouenborg ApS.