AVIXA TV Studio returned to Integrated Systems Europe to showcase the latest broadcast AV solutions, featuring livestreaming, podcast recordings and hands-on demonstrations, from 3 to 6 February 2026 at Fira de Barcelona Gran Via.
Using both on-premise and cloud-based technologies, the studio provided a local control room on the show floor and, for the first time, enabled remote camera switching from Ross Video’s North American office.
Since the creation of the AVIXA TV Studio, we have been building on each year’s successes to offer attendees a broadcast experience that is as bold as it is inspiring. This year at ISE, we demonstrated how livestreams can be managed from anywhere in the world using cloud-based workflows. The cloud enables remote access to technology, instead of having to travel around the world with expensive equipment. This represents real savings, especially if your production travels regularly. Companies may have offices in London, New York and Bangkok, but cloud workflows allow a global team to work on a production, rather than limiting it only to those who are physically on-site, said Sam Minish, Vice President of Content Delivery, AVIXA.
Known for its dynamic content, which won five Telly Awards the previous year, AVIXA TV showcased the possibilities of audiovisual storytelling, virtual production and collaboration within a high-end production environment. At ISE, the AVIXA TV Studio brought this award-winning content to the event, offering inspiration and training to the AV community. The studio was supported by Ross Video, AI Media, AWS, Barco, Crestron, CueScript, Diversified, Forecast, Ikan, ProCyc, PTZ Optics, Resi, Telestream and Shure.
ISE attendees had the opportunity to see the latest and most innovative AV technology brought together in a single space. From cameras and audio equipment to augmented reality (AR) graphics and immersive virtual environments, the studio integrated everything to reflect real-world broadcast scenarios. The space included virtual production and chroma key (green screen), as well as an anchor desk for dynamic discussions.
Beyond the technology, the AVIXA TV Studio fostered collaboration and creativity. The studio hosted daily workshops throughout the show, where attendees could speak with AVIXA, Ross Video and other production partners’ industry experts, and get a closer look at the technology featured in the AVIXA TV Studio.
The possibilities of broadcast AV solutions are endless, and through our studio we were able to offer opportunities to organisations willing to invest the time and energy needed to learn how to navigate this dynamic market. Whatever your budget, the AVIXA TV Studio offers solutions and inspiration for everyone, Minish added.
