Integrated Systems Europe wrapped last week and is expected to grow next year with a new hall added to RAI before the 2016 show. That means opportunities for manufacturers to work together on some cool projects for the people walking the halls.
AV Nation founder Tim Albright says he learned from InfoComm International staffers that the 2016 ISE will likely be even bigger.
“This thing is really big but it’s growing and that’s very exciting,” says Albright.
George Tucker of World Stage says he’s seen many products and companies that work regularly in North America, but also “a lot of things you won’t see in the U.S.,” largely because of compatibility issues that foreign manufacturers don’t want to change.
Chris Neto of AV Helpdesk is excited to put even more faces to the names behind their Twitter handles and expects that to become even more pronounced with more than 100 RSVPs to the AVtweetup in the HDBaseT booth.
“To physically get in there and get in the mix, there’s something to be said for that,” says Neto. “It’s great to see people, talk to them and see their personalities come out.”
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