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Welcome to the Multi-Technology, AV Infrastructure and Control Discovery page – your gateway to integrated innovation at the world’s leading AV and systems integration show.

Whether you're a systems designer, AV integrator, facilities manager, or technology consultant, this is your one-stop source for discovering the latest in AV infrastructure, control systems, and multi-technology solutions.

From smart buildings to immersive environments, explore how ISE is powering seamless integration across diverse platforms and technologies. Dive in and experience how control, connectivity, and convergence are shaping the future of AV.

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MULTI-TECHNOLOGY ZONE

Anyone wanting to appreciate the sheer scope of the AV industry’s innovation should head to straight to the Multi-Technology Zone which lies at the heart of ISE (Halls 3, 5 and 8.1). In particular, Hall 3 is the location of many of ISE’s flagship exhibitor brands.

Key vendors in the Multi-Technology Zone include manufacturers with a broad range of technologies such as Crestron, LANG and Kramer; makers of displays and/or projectors that serve multiple verticals, including Samsung, LG, Epson, Sharp/NEC, Panasonic, Absen and Christie; and broad-based audio companies including Harman, Shure and Biamp.

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FAQs

What does this Zone cover at ISE 2027?

It focuses on the practical foundations of modern AV and systems integration, bringing together AV infrastructure, control systems, and multi-technology solutions used in everything from smart buildings to immersive environments.

For who is this Zone most useful?

It is especially relevant for systems designers, facilities managers, technology consultants, and AV integration companies who want to compare approaches to system integration and understand how different platforms work together in real deployments.

Where should I head first if I am treating ISE as a multi-technology event?

Start in the Multi Technology Zone, which sits across Halls 3, 5 and 8.1. In particular, Hall 3 is the location for many flagship exhibitor brands.

What exhibitor areas should I prioritise if I am coming for AV infrastructure?

Plan time around cabling connectors and signal management, IP and network distribution, power conditioning and management, plus furniture, racks, cases and mounts. These areas help you evaluate the reliability and maintainability of the AV equipment behind your projects.

What makes this an AV control event, not just a hardware showcase?

You can compare AV control systems, show control, and wireless communication exhibitors, then connect that to the infrastructure categories to see full solutions in context, including security and access control.

I am comparing room control options. What should I look for in demos?

Ask to see everyday tasks, not just polished scenes. Compare how audiovisual control systems handle user interfaces for different user types, how fast common actions are, and how flexible the control panels are when a room layout or device list changes.

I need custom workflows. What should I ask about AV control software?

Ask how changes are managed and supported, and what is possible through application development, including APIs, drivers, and documentation. If you are considering a cloud based AV control system, ask how it handles security, user access, remote support, and audit logs. Also ask what it offers for AV asset management, such as device inventory and status visibility.

Will I find dedicated audio specialists as well as general technology brands?

Yes. The zone includes broad-based audio companies and audio exhibitors, so you can speak with audio specialists and also see how audio fits into wider control and networking designs. Of course, you can also seek out the Audio Zone in Halls 7 and 8.1.

Is the Control Rooms Summit a control room conference or a quick panel?

It is an in-depth half-day summit on current trends in control rooms. 

When and where is the Control Rooms Summit?

Details of the ISE 2027 Content Programme will be released in September.

How do I plan my route so I do not miss the key stands and sessions?

Use the ISE 2027 floorplan alongside the combined product categories view, then anchor your day around the Control Rooms Summit time slot and build your stand list around the categories that match your priorities.

What should I do before I travel to get the most value from exhibitor meetings?

Pick three outcomes, for example standardising control, improving networked distribution, or reducing support overhead. Then prepare a short checklist for vendors covering interoperability, commissioning effort, lifecycle support, and how they handle updates across integrated systems. This makes on stand conversations more comparable and helps you shortlist with confidence.

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